For Oz writers

• The Oz Writers Mailing List

• The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Writers' World

• The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators

• Writing.com, a terrific resource for all types of writers

• National Novel Writing Month (every November)

• Ten tips for would-be writers

• Advice on Novel Writing

• How Not to Write a Novel

• The 38 Most Common Fiction Writing Mistakes

• Ten Rules for Writing (from Oz author Sherwood Smith)

• Surviving your first draft (caution: some not-safe-for-work language)

• A pep talk on getting through writer's block from Oz author Sherwood Smith

• Five Simple Ways to Just Keep Writing from Wil Wheaton

• The Creative Writing Coursebook

• Writers beware!

• Preditors and Editors — [A] [B]

• How to Spot a Fraudster (not just for writers, as it applies to life in general)

• Creation Point Story Consultation Services (at least one of the creative minds here is an Oz fan)

• The United States Copyright Office

• Other sites dealing with U. S. copyright law — [A] [B]

• Ten big myths about copyright explained

• What does copyright protect?

• Copyright Navigator

• Longevity of a U. S. copyright

• Copyright terms and the Public domain in the United States

• Copyright Renewal Database

• The UK's Patent Office Copyright Site

• Questions and answers about British copyright law

• Advice and resources for self-publishers on copyright, ISBNs, and CIPs

• Six ways to publish your own book

• Self Publishing Review, a central resource for self publishers

• Xlibris, a print-on-demand publisher that some authors have used for their Oz books

• RPI Print-on-demand publishing

• Lulu.com, another print-on-demand publisher
  • Wil Wheaton explains why he publishes with Lulu

• An incomplete guide to print-on-demand publishers

• Self-publishing: Great idea or worst idea ever?

• Statistics about self-published books

• Writer Beware!

• Does your book or product need a barcode?

• Glossary of publishing terms (tongue-in-cheek)

• Want to sell your screenplay in Tinseltown? Advice from a Hollywood insider

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