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WritersWeekly.com is listed under Books & Magazines.
WritersWeekly.com (writersweekly.com) has 4 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5.
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I found the advice regarding scams directed towards book authors, extremely useful. The company's database of scam enterprises is impressive. The company responds extremely quickly to requests for validation of 'publication assistant enterprises' I can certainly recommend WritersWeekly.com
By Samuel M.
I have been working with this company for years. They are honest and always do what they say they are going to do. It looks obvious to me that those 1-star reviews you see on here are retaliatory reviews from the scammers that Writers Weekly exposes. This is well documented. They are a great company. Writers Weekly is clearly not the enemy here.
By Joseph J.
Angela Hoy and her consortium of businesses are beyond reproach. Angela's drive and commitment to her clients are remarkable. With 26+ years in a cottage industry, WritersWeekly.com represents a colossal beacon of hope for aspiring authors in an otherwise corrupted marketplace. An unequivocal vote of confidence for Angela and her TEAM ! Simply the best.
By James M. W.
When I first went to WritersWeekly.com, I was hoping to find helpful writing materials and advice. Sadly, the reality of my experience was very different. It became evident the certain of their methods raise concerns, even beyond the old site structure and repetitious material. It seems that they frequently criticize other respectable businesses without providing sufficient proof, which fosters a hostile environment. Such an approach seems disingenuous and verges on slander. Concerns exist over their business operations as well, as many may view them as fraudulent. Low-paying jobs are frequently listed in their job postings, and some of the prospects look dubious at best. If authors are in need of trustworthy advice and genuine materials, they might want to explore elsewhere. There are other, much more reliable and superior systems out there.
By Pamela F.
Response from WritersWeekly.com· Mar 13, 2025
WritersWeekly.com has been exposing scammers in the writing and publishing industries for more than 25 years. Just last week, an author thanked us for our recent article because she was about to send a scammer in Pakistan $7K. She didn't know they were overseas as they were using a fake U.S. address on their Facebook page. We have proof of each scammer's activity before we post about them on our website. WritersWeekly.com is completely free, offering articles on writing and publishing (and, we pay writers to write for us, too), freelance job listings, paying markets for writers, and much more. Writers and authors can view anything on the site without needing to subscribe.
