These pages could be launching pads for people who want to make writing a career. They provide ways to contact other writers, glimpse the lives of professionals, and get published online.

• The Web pages of the Canadian Science Writers' Association and the National Association of Science Writers demonstrate what science journalists do for a living. They include newsletters, articles about writing and about science, and useful links to get information about education and employment in this field.
• The British website ScribblePad offers much practical advice on developing your skills as a creative writer and finding an audience for your work. Its articles include Self Publishing an E-Book, Finding an Agent or a Publisher, Organizing Your Creative Writing CV, Getting Feedback on Your Writing, and Write About What You Know.