business

These are some of the publications that

have paid the Press Association and Phil Philcox for articles

Lens; Driver; Rider; Travel; Playboy; Variety; Downbeat; Motorhome; The Woman; Cat Magazine; Skin Diver; Videomaker; Bassmaster; Touristik Aktueil (Germany); Discover North America; Motorcycle Tour and Travel; Mondo Sommero (Italy); Motorcyclist; Computer Journal; Touring Bike; The Miami Herald; Popular Photography; World Travel; The Tampa Tribune; Family Handyman; Dynamic Years; Retirement Living; Trailer Life; Trailblazer; Writer's Digest; Writer's Yearbook; Senior Highlights; L'Aventure Sous Marine (France); Overseas Weekly (Germany); The Family; Off-Duty (Hong Kong); You and Europe; Innkeeper World; Adirondack Life; Vacation Trends; Lawyer's Weekly; Consumers Digest; The Handyman; Popular Science; Popular Mechanics; Science and Mechanics; Computer Monthly; Desktop Computing; PC Magazine; Executive Travel; American Printers; Neptune (Germany); Vacance (France); Keyboard; Plongee (France); Homeowner's How-To; Lawyer's Weekly; The Walton Sun; The Orlando Sentinel; Publications Image; Freelance Writer; Travel Writer's Newsletter; Cats and Kittens; Woodall's Travel; Sunshine Artist; Home Toys: Sub Aqua (France); Business Computing; Mottorad (Germany); Creative Computing; Family Houseboating; Motorcycle (England); 1001 Decorator Ideas; Family Motor Coaching; Mechanix Illustrated; Modern Tourism (Japan); The Writer's Workshop; The Writer's Network; Executive Lifestyle; Travel Week (England); Time-Life Publications; San Francisco Chronical; Atlanta Journal; London Times; New York Times; Meeting and Convention Magazine; the Army, Navy and Air Force Times; Family Magazine; European Travel; Weekender; Western and Eastern Treasure; Gold and Treasure; Resort and Hotel Management; Modern Drummer; Keyboard; Touristik Aktueil (Germany); Discover North America; Woman's Weekly; Sunset; Florida Lifestyle; Popular Crosswords; Dell Crosswords; and more.

...the beginning

Back in 1969, a group of writers from around the world got together in New York to discuss the highly-competitive writing-for-money business - submitting articles and book outlines to publishers around the world. These were well-known professionals from Europe, South America, Australia, Canada and the United States, established magazine and newspaper writers with credits on subjects ranging from self-help to computers to travel and beyond.

They came together to work out the details of combining their writing and marketing skills to assist each other in selling their material to publications around the world. A writer in France, for example, might write an article on vacationing in Paris or a tourist' guide to speaking French. Members in other countries would submit the articles to magazines and newspapers in their country and share in the rewards. As a result, some articles have been sold 20-30 times.

Some of the material in

The Great Castle Hotels of Europe by Phil Philcox and Beverly Boe

contained photos and information collected by European members of The Press Association as they traveled around Europe .

The Marketing Division of The Press

Association has put together a marketing tool they use to sell their articles and books

via e-mail to magazine, newspaper and book

publishers around the world. Listed are over 10,000 magazines (All Subjects) and newspapers (U.S., Canada, College, Overseas) around the world with their e-mail addresses and/or web sites.

Click here for information on E-Mail Publisher 2001 and World Newspapers 2001.