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A master of the essay form offers advice about grappling with words.
By Chuck Leddy
Published:
1/28/2013
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When a poet stumbles with his own voice, he summons the voices of others.
By Jaswinder Bolina
Published:
1/6/2013
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Freelancers can gain an edge with editors when writing about the area they live in and know intimately
By Beth Kanter
Published:
5/29/2012
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Deciding to practice what she preached, this writer strengthened her writing and landed a publisher
By C. Hope Clark
Published:
5/8/2012
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A veteran television writer tells how he did just that for an episode of The Wonder Years
By Sy Rosen
Published:
3/27/2012
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Here are some tips on writing the voyage of personal discovery
By Patti M. Marxsen
Published:
3/8/2012
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By Alex Cuzzo
Published:
9/2/2011
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A humorous essay about the joys of co-writing
By Roz Warren (with Janet Golden)
Published:
8/22/2011
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A magazine freelancer learned to adapt her process for working in another genre
By Jessica Handler
Published:
4/13/2011
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Is the writing in your piece concrete--and does something happen?
By Barbara Abercrombie
Published:
8/2/2010
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A veteran author of a dozen nonfiction books distills the lessons he's learned
By Harvey Rachlin
Published:
6/8/2010
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Breakthrough: A writer's success story
By Barbara Weddle
Published:
4/6/2010
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All modesty aside, the author feels she is terribly well-suited to a number of cushy literary challenges
By Kathy Stevenson
Published:
3/31/2010
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Writing about your life experience helps you connect with readers and break into markets
By Erica Manfred
Published:
3/30/2010
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In writing, as in baseball, you have to stick with it to hit one out of the park
By Robert Dugoni
Published:
3/29/2010
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How an MFA graduate and teacher set her books aside to gain confidence in her skills
By Janet Pocorobba
Published:
3/29/2010
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Memoirists worry their words will cause harm—but can their stories heal relationships?
By Kerry Cohen
Published:
3/29/2010
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By Sheila Bender
Published:
1/15/2010
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