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April 2001 |
The Writer
The essential resource for writers
Join thousands of successful writers when you subscribe to The Writer magazine. Each month The Writer is full of features you can use to improve your writing, including before-and-after examples of improved writing, more literary markets than ever before, practical solutions for writing problems, selected literary magazine profiles, tips from famous authors and hands-on advice.
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Features By
Peggy Teeters Writing short pieces - quotes, anecdotes, jokes,
puzzles, strange facts - can be a good way to get your
first byline. |
By
Rebecca Dinan Schneider Six state poet laureates tell how they proclaim the
power of verse and bring poetry to the people. |
Departments Letters Ethics Off the cuff Contributors Dear Writer Thoughts on queries and multiple manuscript submissions. Net//Working The Web has spun new e-genres that offer opportunities for writers. @Deadline Syntax Readers and writers rage against overused and misused words. Poet to poet WriteStuff Tools and books for writers. The Company of Writers by Hilma Wolitzer By
Lois Blinkhorn |
Rewrite Right! by Jan Venolia By
Lee B. Roberts |
The Literary 100 by Daniel S. Burt By
Stephanie Dickison |
An Introduction to Christian Writing by Ethel Herr By
Rose A. Adkins |
Bottom line Ghostwriting can be spookily lucrative for those who choose it. Market focus Today's poetry markets are
searching for the best. Poetry markets are thriving By
Rebecca Dinan Schneider |
Index of advertisers How I write Influential poet Sharon Olds talks about her need to record language-dance rhythms. Writers wanted New markets, contests, conferences and nearly 60 market listings. Classified advertising
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