Writers' Nexus

Writers Nexus International consistently develops the most positive methods of sensitively yet effectively promoting your work.

Writers Nexus International is the only dedicated source for new writers' work and is the most useful contact service for writers, agents and publishers.

Finding the most suitable and responsive agent and publisher can be a frustrating and harrowing experience.

We make your contacts for you, we specifically target your work to the most suitable agents and publishers. We provide you with the best options to get your work into print through our global register of over 3000 publishers and agents all of whom are searching for the 'right' manuscript.

How we promote your work:

• Instant E-alerts are sent to agents and publishers in your genre.
• We immediately showcase your work to our Agents and Publishers
• Your personal profile, synopsis and extract (written and audio)
• Online editing facilities
• Links to Writers' Courses
• Links to Writers' Circles
• Links to agents and publishers
• FREE Epublishing
• FREE AUDIO publishing
• Sticky City - our inspired web soap (create your own episode!)

Register here for all our services for only £25

Plus

• Writers' website directory: take a candid look at some of our writers
• Forum: exchange news, views and information. Stimulate ideas, share resources and support other writers' projects
• Global information and resources

Here's how

• You get your own unique pages on Writers' Nexus International - you may place complete details of your manuscript(s) for publishers to select online.
• Your work is immediately individually placed for the right publishers and agents to reference.
• Your details instantly forwarded to the most suitable publishers and agents
• Reader service - we will be happy to review your synopsis or extract. Please email us with your request.
• Your manuscripts and details are immediately made available to all registered publishers and agents.

Register here for all our services for only £25

We use our publishers' and agents' traditionally accepted descriptors (you create your own content) to identify and promote your work, these are:

• the background and history to your work
• a synopsis of your work
• an extract from your manuscript