Every nursing journal currently in print has specific guidelines for writers. This reference is a single source of guidelines required by the editors of 101 nursing journals. This reference tool also includes key journal facts and publication information. This is an invaluable guide for those who are submitting manuscripts for publication.

Provides essential information on some 500 journals, with notes on audience, publication frequency, manuscript acceptance rate, and requirements for submissions, as well as mail, phone, and electronic contact information. Journals listed cover the spectrum of topics in nursing and allied health, from advanced nursing and legislation to medical technology and trauma care. Useful for researchers, authors, students, and librarians. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

The 1,746 best freelance markets for writers, including feature articles that examine current needs for the travel and leisure market, music and the arts, self-help, and religious/inspirational markets.

The Writer's Workbook gives health professionals the skills needed to succeed in the health care publishing marketplace. Shirley Fondiller addresses how to get started, what publishers look for, and how to be your own editor. If you are a dean or director, nurse educator, graduate student, or practitioner, you will be better prepared to write and get published after using this workbook.