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	Literary fiction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For literary fiction, the dividing line cannot be accurately drawn on the basis of content alone, and has to include style as a consideration.
		Literary prizes usually concern themselves with literary fiction, and their shortlists can give a working definition.
		However, "literary fiction" does not fit the general definition of a "genre" as it lacks the cohesion of genres like "westerns" or "romance" and lacks any kind of genre conventions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Literary_fiction (525 words)

	The end of literary fiction \| Critics \| Guardian Unlimited Books
		Literary fiction is what many writers aspire to, though quite a few will also run a mile at the first hint of it, too.
		Literary fiction has been supported by an awesome establishment of writers, editors, critics, agents, publishers and booksellers, all of whom have, in different ways, been unwilling to question the dominant orthodoxy.
		In years to come, literary historians may look back on this manifesto and realise this was the moment at which, like the little boy in the fairytale, that someone dared to say out loud that the emperor has no clothes.
	books.guardian.co.uk /critics/reviews/0,5917,532924,00.html (787 words)

	felixsalmon.com: — Literary fiction
		If the literary types were selling much more than the genre writers, then it would be clear what the difference is between literary and other fiction: literary fiction aspires to longevity, to being read many years in the future, whereas most other contemporary fiction is written basically only for immediate consumption.
		Literary fiction is different, is more important, and not only is taken more seriously than other types of fiction, but – rightly – will continue to be taken more seriously for the foreseeable future.
		After all, everybody knows that literary quality is infallibly recognized by the buying public and the critical elite, and that there has never been a book which, twenty or fifty years later, was considered to be over- or underrated.
	www.felixsalmon.com /000158.php (1530 words)

	Literary Agents
		The Circle Literary Agency was founded in February, 2006, to help serve the needs of a neglected group of serious writers with talent who are having a hard time in finding commercial publication.
		Andrew Lownie Literary Agency Ltd: Founded in 1998, is now one of the UK's leading non fiction literary agencies with a special interest on history and biography.
		Langtons International Agency is a multi-media literary and licensing agency specializing in the visual world of cartooning, photography, and illustrative art as well as fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books.
	www.author-network.com /agents.html (1840 words)

	CONTEXT: Issue No. 14
		Serious literary fiction does, of course, continue to be published by commercial book publishers—doubtless in fewer numbers than would be otherwise warranted by the available supply of gifted writers—but in most cases even those publishing houses interested in promoting literary writers are latecomers to the process of establishing a writer’s presence on the literary scene.
		Most typically, aspiring writers begin by producing short fiction and, with rare exceptions, by attempting to place their work in one of the myriad literary magazines that ostensibly exist at least in part precisely to provide initial publication for such writers.
		To be sure, everyone interested in the survival of serious literary writing ought to be grateful that any periodicals devoted to its publication continue to appear, regardless of whatever questions one might have about the ulterior purposes they may also be serving.
	www.centerforbookculture.org /context/no14/danielgreen.html (1812 words)

	Literary Magazines :: NewPages Complete List of Literary Magazines
		Crazyhorse publishes the entire spectrum of today's fiction, essays, and poetryâ”from the mainstream to the avant-garde, from the established to the undiscovered writer.
		Folio is a literary journal that publishes among the the best short fiction, poetry, and artwork both nationally and internationally.
		Literary Imagination explores the complexity and power of the literary process, publishing creative and scholarly works, ancient to modern, including essays, poetry, fiction, and translation.
	www.newpages.com /npguides/litmags.htm (2056 words)

	Warren Adler - Literary Fiction? Article from ForeWord Magazine
		At the heart of Adler's literary fiction is the machination of intimate human relationships: the mysterious magnetism of attraction and of fragile and frenzied relationships; it's his insight and wisdom in presenting and decoding the complexities of life that have won him critical acclaim.
		Now all his literary fiction is available for purchase in all formats: e-book, and POD trade paperback, and hardcover.
		Flaubert and Adler have both stirred the leaves in the forests of passion, innovation, and literary fiction.
	www.warrenadler.com /articles-literaryfiction.shtml (516 words)

	UW Extension - Literary Fiction I Certificate Program
		Literary fiction, whether in the form of short stories or novels, is distinguished by its richly nuanced characters, often lyrical language, and thought-provoking subject matter.
		In this program, you explore the foundations of literary fiction writing as a craft, focusing on elements such as character development, narrative voice, and point of view.
		If you are interested in writing a mystery, romance, science fiction story, or thriller that is driven forward by a strong plot, popular fiction may be your best choice.
	www.outreach.washington.edu /ext/certificates/lf1/lf1_gen.asp (252 words)

	Emerald City: Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Reviews - #124
		The weirdness literary fiction can offer is, in general, of a different sort from the weirdness offered by most genre fiction, but the differences usually are not as much between idioms of writing as they are between the goals and purposes of different writers.
		Bowles is a writer the mainstream world of literary opinion has sometimes loathed and sometimes embraced, but he is a writer any afficionado of dark fantasy should be familiar with, because he demonstrates how much can be accomplished by a careful crafting of tone and pace.
		It is rare, for instance, to find a writer of literary fiction who includes interstellar travel in their work, because such props as space ships and fl holes tend to be seen as irreducibly science fictional.
	www.emcit.com /emcit124.php?a=2 (2407 words)

	Submissions
		Literary Mama features writing by mother writers about the complexities and many faces of motherhood.
		We seek writing that is about fathers from the child's perspectives; about the relationships between fathers and mothers and husbands and wives; about husbands as fathers; and by self-defined fathers about fathering and mothering (including lesbian or transexual parents who identify as fathers).
		For example, you may want to comment on literary style; use of literary elements such as metaphor, symbolism, narrative structure, or narrative flow, cohesion, development; use of example and illustration; and appeal to the intended audience.
	www.literarymama.com /submissions (1861 words)

	Fiction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fictional works – novels, short stories, fables, fairy tales, films, comics, interactive fiction, animation, video games – may include or reference factual occurrences.
		A novel (from French nouvelle Italian "novella", "New") is an extended fictional narrative in prose.
		A short story is a form of short fictional narrative prose.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fiction (1149 words)

	University of Michigan Press: Michigan Literary Fiction Awards
		We expect and desire to attract the work of writers of literary fiction looking for, and deserving, another chance.
		But, along with your manuscript and cover letter, you must submit one copy of a previous book of literary fiction that you have published.
		Ultimately, it will be up to the judges to determine what is, and what is not "literary," but it's safe to say that genre fiction, such as mystery, science fiction, romance, children's fiction etc., won't qualify.
	www.press.umich.edu /fiction (487 words)

	write_away: Literary Fiction?
		What they generally identify as literary has more elements of sophisticated fiction such as metaphors, symbolism, strong character development, internal plots, deliberate word choice and are done in a more conscious style.
		General fiction tends to run more towards an external plot, a narrative style that focuses on story with fewer literary elements and often has a touch (or more than a touch) of melodrama.
		Literary is used to describe books that have a more complex structure and more deliberate exploration of different themes.
	community.livejournal.com /write_away/1022758.html (1122 words)

	Literary Fiction Webring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		"Literary Fiction" and "LitFic" are ungainly terms for what the best readers enjoy reading most: good fiction written with serious purpose--as offered by these sites.
		This is a venue for serious writers frustrated with the tastes of the academic literary establishment.
		From the fall of angels to the rise of a medieval Armageddon.
	p.webring.com /hub?ring=literaryfictionw (451 words)

	Guide to Literary Terms Fiction
		Fiction - any imagined and invented literary composition fashioned to entertain and possibly instruct.
		The most common elements of fiction are: point of view, characters, conflict, plot, and setting.
		Since fiction is imaginary, any novel, such as those of Austen, Brontë, Cather, or Conrad, may be included in this genre, in addition to any other “made-up” work of literature.
	www.enotes.com /literary-terms/37759 (174 words)

	AwardWeb: Collections of Literary Award Information and Photographs -- http://www.awardweb.info
		Wayne and Elsie M. Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction at the University of Kansas, and the members of the Kansas City Science Fiction and Fantasy Society to four individuals on the basis of their continued excellence and long-time contribution to the science fiction and fantasy field.
		Given by a jury to honor science fiction, fantasy and horror which include positive explorations of gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgendered characters, themes, or issues.
		Established in honor of the Australian author, it is given annually for the novel or play of the highest literary merit, written by an Australian, presenting aspects of Australian life, and published during the preceding year.
	www.dpsinfo.com /awardweb (1471 words)

	Word Smitten's Call for Fiction. The award is $1,010.00 and the deadline for this Fiction Contest: July 1.
		The award is $1,010.00 and the deadline for this Fiction Contest: July 1.
		Word Smitten, an international literary e-zine provides interviews, reviews, and news of interest to the publishing and writing communities.
		We invite all writers of literary fiction (and as much as we like a good romance and thriller to read, no other genre, sorry) to enter this annual competition.
	www.wordsmitten.com /fiction.html (658 words)

	Ezra Klein: On Literary Fiction
		Jul 18, 2005 6:27:10 PM "Literary" fiction is a genre for people who more from reading than a good story.
		This is an attack on both writers and readers of literary fiction.
		It's often pointed out that fiction can be thought of as having too vectors: vertical (poetic reflection on each single moment) and horizontal (compellingly driving the plot forward).
	ezraklein.typepad.com /blog/2005/07/on_literary_fic.html (3306 words)

	Create Literary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Almost every writer of literary fiction requires an ideal reader, a critique group, a mentor, or someone who can provide the kind of objective advice that will transform your inspiration into a stunning creation.
		If you read great books, write fiction that is true to your own creative vision, and revise (with feedback from others) until the work is as perfect as you can make it, you will produce literary fiction.
		Writing literary fiction can take years, often with little reward, at least until the book is completed (and in many instances, thankless even after publication, assuming you are published).
	www.absolutewrite.com /novels/create_literary.htm (818 words)

	LitLine: A Website for the Independent Literary Community
		A literary magazine to showcase the creative writing skills of persons who have or have had a mental illness.
		Our goal is to provide the largest review forum for the discovery of quality fiction and nonfiction from authors and publishers often overlooked and under reported on by other review publications.
		Karamu is interested in essays, fiction, poetry and artwork that is of interest to a broadly educated audience.
	www.litline.org /illinks/journals.html (655 words)

	Book Editors - Creative Nonfiction, Literary Fiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		During her time at Emerson, she read fiction for Ploughshares literary magazine, where she was also an editorial assistant, actively participated in local writers' groups, and published her poetry and fiction in a variety of literary magazines.
		An avid reader with a love for both contemporary and classic literary fiction, D.J. brings an informed perspective, as well as creative enthusiasm to her work.
		He also is experienced in editing fiction manuscripts, especially historical fiction and literary fiction, and can assist in preparation of book proposals, synopses, and queries.
	www.book-editing.com /creativenonfiction.htm (1416 words)

	Diary of a Literary Fiction Writer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The editor at Knopf clearly stated in a literary magazine interview that she is occasionally open to unagented authors if a query stirs her interest.
		The Boston Literary Review http://www.bostonliterarymagazine.com/ published one of my quick fiction pieces in their fall issue, and Mom Writer's Literary Review http://www.momwriterslitmag.com/ will be publishing one of my poems in their spring issue.
		Be back soon, with more news regarding the journey of my first novel and a possible opportunity to submit flash fiction pieces directly to me for some voyeuristic on-line editing, by not one, but TWO fiction editors.
	diaryofaliteraryfictioneditor.blogspot.com /index.html (2548 words)

	Interview with literary agent DIANA FINCH
		While Australian and Western European readers tend to mirror the American appetite for fiction, China and Korea lean heavily toward literary fiction and nonfiction detailing United States history in the 1960s and 1970s, notes Finch.
		American authors of genre fiction and commercial popular fiction are likely to be more alluring to foreign publishers.
		Indeed, they are more evolved in their craft because it is possible for Americans to carve out a living as a novelist whereas some foreign countries do not have a large enough population to sustain full-time writers.
	www.wordsmitten.com /diana_interview.htm (1258 words)

	LitLine: A Website for the Independent Literary Community
		We are at once a literary review cum political blog, an international art museum with no suggested donation, a travel journal, a Thomas Paine pamphlet, an unauthorized biography of the times, and a hipster-hybrid of "The Paris Review" and "Foreign Affairs"...only not as good.
		A literary zine dedicated to presenting comment, prose, poetry and perspective on subjects literary and cultural, and to the notion that the printed word, well crafted and aimed, can be used as a weapon.
		Issues also publish fiction, poetry, and nonfiction by beginning and established writers alike, with a particular eye toward writing that settles in the unsettling territory between what we know and what we don't know.
	www.litline.org /links/onlinejournals.html (6406 words)

	Literary Fiction?
		Of course, I refer to serious fiction, not the craps – and the so-called best sellers – we come across all the time.
		It looks as if these are passe as themes of their fictions.
		But literary fiction is not like travel writing, which can be managed in a half-baked, wishy-washy fashion.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/indo_anglian_fiction/96712 (384 words)

	Open Directory - Business: Publishing and Printing: Publishing: Literary Agents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Jenny Bent, Literary Agent - Represent literary fiction, women's commercial fiction, and popular nonfiction in the areas of health, psychology, spirituality, history, biography, and memoir.
		Manus and Associates Literary Agency - Commercial literary fiction, adventure fiction, multi-cultural fiction, Southern writing, suspense and thrillers, literary fiction, women's fiction, women in jeopardy, mainstream fiction, mysteries, and romance.
		Venture Literary, LLC - Venture Literary is a literary agency that specializes in placing aspiring authors with publishing houses.
	dmoz.org /Business/Publishing_and_Printing/Publishing/Literary_Agents (822 words)

	Alaska Literary Fiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Arie Uittenbogaard's literary proze, poetry and apologetic articles have been published in magazines in the Dutch and English language areas.
		Cross On Me is his first full-length work of literary fiction in English.
		And so he wrote, where Jesus' tears turned to blood, his tears to ink, and like the angel prying a way to the weeping Christ, so pried Qoe his way to the heart of human language, to console and to be united.
	www.abarim-publications.com /Arie/AlaskaLiteraryFiction.html (653 words)

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