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The MPA Career Resources Center serves as a source of industry information for you, and offers a number of valuable resources for individuals who want to learn more about all aspects of magazine publishing. The books below are offered in association with amazon.com. Compiled by the MPA Career Resource Center, the list highlights magazine publishing books and reference works for people of all experience levels and within all publishing disciplines.
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These four valuable MPA resource guides are available to you right now! (Click on any of the magazine titles below to download the pdf guide.)
Magazine Editing
The Best American Magazine Writing, 2005
Magazine Editing explains the job of the magazine editor. John Morrish considers the role of the editor both as a journalist, having to provide information and entertainment for readers, and as a manager, expected to lead and supervise successfully the development of a magazine or periodical.
"The best works of the year, cherry-picked and suitably delicious." -- Kirkus Reviews"Readers will appreciate this collection from well-known and rising talents among American journalists." -- Booklist
Publishing
Magazines
How to Start a Magazine
"Magazines: A Complete Guide to the Industry is a smart, comprehensive resource for anyone interested in magazine publishing. Covering everything from the basics of the business to future digital opportunities, this book provides relevant material packed with real life examples that bring the world of magazine publishing to life..." Nina Link, President, Magazine Publishers of America
The one-time owner of Kirkus Reviews, James B. Kobak, imparts magazine-industry wisdom in How to Start a Magazine. Moving from the conceptual to the practical in five parts: trends and statistics about the business; steps in starting a new magazine (mission statements, business plans, pilot issues, testing through single-copy sales, etc.); the major operations involved in publishing a magazine (i.e., editorial, production, marketing, circulation); magazine as brand ("It earns the loyalty, friendship and confidence of its readers as it speaks to them one-on-one about a subject they are very interested in"; "It establishes a market-place between its readers and advertisers"; etc.); and industry facts and information sources.
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