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Expert Profile: Richard Dean Starr

Expertise:  
Experience in the area
Fiction in anthologies from Moonstone Books, Dark Horse Books, as well as stories in CEMETERY DANCE magazine and others. Non-fiction in STARLOG magazine, SCIENCE FICTION CHRONICLE, the TRIBUNE-GEORGIAN newspaper and more. I have published in excess of 200 articles, columns, and stories.

Organizations belong to
Former member, the Science Fiction Writers of America (SFWA) and the Georgia Press Association.

Publications
I have written and published over 200 stories and articles including: "Unfinished Business" in HELLBOY: ODDER JOBS, edited by Christopher Golden (Darkhorse Books, 2004); "The Shadow That Shapes the Light" in KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER CHRONICLES (Moonstone Books, 2005); "Fear Itself", in the special Stephen King Halloween edition of CEMETERY DANCE magazine, (2005); also forthoming stories in: KOLCHAK: THE NIGHSTALKER CASE FILES (Moonstone Books, 2006); "Lessons Learned" in THE PHANTOM: ANTHOLOGY I (Moonstone Books, 2007), etc. Additional work published in a variety of magazines and newspapers, including STARLOG, SCIENCE FICTION CHRONICLE, the TRIBUNE-GEORGIAN, and many more

I can answer most questions about writing and publishing professional fiction and non-fiction, in novel, book, and magazine formats.

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Prestige Points: 940
Knowledge   10.0   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   10.0   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.89   Best of the best
Politeness   10.0   Best of the best
Number Of Questions
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1
Max Questions to be Asked
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Total Questions
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123
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User Comments
Thanks for the advice. Very helpful!
(Jim on 05/16/08)
Thank you, Richard, for a perfect answer! Patricia
(Patricia on 01/09/08)
I don't doubt that novelists wouldn't bother with my book, but there are alot of wannabes and desperate art thieves, as I've witnessed a few of my fri
(KTW on 01/01/08)
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Recent Answers from Richard Dean Starr
2008-05-16  rights Hi, Jim: Thanks for writing! First World Rights and First International Rights are an interchangeable term which means, basically, that you cannot sell the rights anywhere other than the initial market...
2008-03-15  Writing Hi: Probably the best resource out there for writing and marketing a children's book is the CHILDREN'S WRITER'S & ILLUSTRATOR'S MARKET. This excellent book is published annually and offers not only...
2008-01-30  Typesetting Software Hi, Angela: Unfortunately, "best and easiest" are mutually exclusive when it comes to laying out a book. For years, Framemaker was the de facto standard for professional book publishers. However,...
2008-01-09  Pseudonym and Marketing Hi, Patricia: The two issues are really non-related. A publicist (or most editors, for that matter) could care less what name you choose to write under. They will do their job regardless. A publicist's...
2007-11-13  sad story publishers? Hi, Tom: Unfortunately, 'sad' is not really a genre, per se, so you'll need to better define your novel's theme and general plot type before you can really determine the best market for it. I'll also...
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