Preditors and Editors ™
A guide to publishers and publishing services for serious writers
Resource Listings - C
caelin day: A site where both professional and novice writers may find sources and resources to create an electronic publishing standard.
Calendar Information Page: A resource site.
Cartoons Forum, Internet: A growing community center for amateur and professional cartoonists, comic book artists, writers, collectors, comics and cartoon fans.
Castles of Britain: Recommended. Excellent information.
Children's Book Council, Inc.: Recommended. This site features information that childrens' writers will find useful. Be sure to check their online membership list.
Children's Publisher Guidelines: Site for children's writers and illustrators.
Children's Writing Resource Center, The: All about writing books and stories for children: advice, how-to info, a chatroom, tips, messaging, research links and much more. Presented by Children's Book Insider, the newsletter for children's writers. Contributed by Jon Bard.
Childrenswriting.com: Irish site featuring information regarding children's writing.
Chivalry, & Tournaments Resource Library, Knighthood,: A resource.
Christian Connection: "a website for Christian writers of fiction and non-fiction. It boasts links to publishers, agents, and editors. It has resource links for research, proper grammar, and editing technique. There is a story forum with TEN areas for posting work, reviewing work, and discussion."
Civil War Interactive: A free online magazine about the American Civil War.
Clay Tablets, The Ancient Art of Writing: Unknown as yet.
Cliche Finder: Like it states.
Cliche?, What's that: Enter any word you want, and it'll search its 2,000+ item list of cliches, and return any cliches which use that particular word
ClueLass.com: "a website for mystery writers and readers at ClueLass.com. Our database includes listings of booksellers, associations, events, websites, publishers, periodicals, awards, websites, and even gifts and accessories for mystery, crime, and suspense lovers."
Comics Journal: Journalism about the comics industry.
community exclusively for booklovers and Authors: Writing Opportunities, Free-E-zine and more, A: Unknown as yet. Use your own judgment.
CON Tour: A science fiction and fantasy fan magazine catering to conventions.
Consumer Reports Online: Offers both free and paid-access material.
Cops 'n Writers: "a consulting service for writers who want to incorporate accurate police procedures and police culture into their writings. John (Cheek) has more than 24 years of experience in law enforcement and provides consulting services to authors of both mystery and romance genres."
Crazzt Egors: A retailer specializing in gaming/writing related products.
Creative Writing - Fiction: Not recommended. Though the information is largely correct, it's been plagiarized from other sites.
Creative Writing: Unknown as yet. Use your own judgment. P&E is concerned that they use only initials for their testimonials.
Creative Writing Classes: Free at t-zero Writers Complex: Features a quarterly magazine and writing classes. Link broken.
Crime Spider: Recommended. This site searches the web for the best in crime and law enforcement web sites.
