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Concentrate on one story or novel at a time.

Finish your story (I know it sounds obvious).

Edit it many, many times to make it the best it can be. Put it away, and don't even think about it, for a month or two, then take it out and edit it some more.

Type it in proper manuscript form (visit http://www.writersdigest.com/ for the details on what is needed).

Think about joining a writer's group (local or online) to get feedback from other would-be writers. This is where you need to develop a thick skin when it comes to accepting criticism from others.

Get it proofread by someone who knows what they are doing (do not rely just on spellcheck).

For short stories, visit http://www.duotrope.com/ . It has addresses and submission requirements for hundreds of magazines that publish short fiction.

For novels, there are very few publishers who accept unsolicited manuscripts (those that don't go through a literary agent), so you need an agent.

Visit http://www.agentquery.com/ or, at the bookstore or library, look for Writer's Market 2009, Guide to Literary Agents (published by Writer's Digest) or Bowker's Literary Marketplace. They will tell you all you need to know about the process of getting an agent. On the other hand, you can come back here and ask how to get an agent, or use the search bar at the top of this page and look for questions on getting an agent. It's a popular question.

Good luck!

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Wow. You find it easy to "create books." Are you sure? As an author who's been published seven times I wonder.

Writing is the most difficult of all the arts. Novel-writing is the most frustrating of all. So much time and effort expended on a product that may be excoriated by the critics—assuming that it's published at all.

On the other hand you may just be a genius. In which case I salute you!

Basically write stories and send it out to a lot of publishers but make sure the publishers are legit. Its better to have a literary agent to send to publisher because it will make your book more legit. Anyway if they ask for money- keep on walking because its a scam.

If you want to do Self publishing- you can just pay someone to do it and they'll publish it for you.

dude, just write your heart out and then get the 2009 writers handbook and get an agent.

I'm guessing that what you mean by "approach to buy" is "approach to get my books published". In that case, the point of it is for you to keep asking publishing companies to read your manuscripts, and face dozens of rejections, until somebody finally wants to publish your books.

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