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A master of the essay form offers advice about grappling with words.

By Chuck Leddy
Published: 1/28/2013

When a poet stumbles with his own voice, he summons the voices of others.

By Jaswinder Bolina
Published: 1/6/2013

Paying close attention to verbs can enliven writing. Writer and editor Constance Hale explains the vex, hex, smash and smooch of language’s punchiest words.

By Elfrieda Abbe
Published: 12/20/2012
These time-saving strategies will help you manage your workload, minus the frazzle
By Kelly James-Enger
Published: 6/25/2012
By Chuck Greaves
Published: 6/5/2012
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
Deciding to practice what she preached, this writer strengthened her writing and landed a publisher
By C. Hope Clark
Published: 5/8/2012
A veteran television writer tells how he did just that for an episode of The Wonder Years
By Sy Rosen
Published: 3/27/2012
The writer has found some specific approaches that put the creativity and ideas back into writing
By Ruth O'Neil
Published: 3/27/2012

Drawn largely from recent research in neurology and psychology, here are 20 techniques to get you going

By Luc Reid
Published: 3/23/2012
Here are some tips on writing the voyage of personal discovery
By Patti M. Marxsen
Published: 3/8/2012
By Elfrieda Abbe
Published: 2/17/2012
Two agents and publishing veterans share insider tips for pitching in this popular genre
By Marilyn Allen, Coleen O'Shea
Published: 12/22/2011
Here is a process for deciding on a subject and giving your manuscript interest and shape
By Mary McVicker
Published: 10/10/2011

Four writers share the sharp, unexpected ways they sold their books

By Kristine Hansen
Published: 9/29/2011

What hiring one can do for your career, and how to find the right match

By Brandi-Ann Uyemura
Published: 8/31/2011

A humorous essay about the joys of co-writing

By Roz Warren (with Janet Golden)
Published: 8/22/2011
In experiencing difficulties, we may open ourselves up to our best, most compassionate work
By Luke Reynolds
Published: 8/9/2011
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