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March 2002 |
The Writer
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Features By
Ronald Kovach With more than 90 published novels, Evan Hunter (aka
Ed McBain) continues to keep a hand in the 87th
Precinct and elsewhere. |
By
Mark Fitzgerald How much can you—should you—clean up your
quotes?
A closer look at a nagging question. |
Distractions & interruptions [Writers' exchange] Our readers share some surprising wisdom
about the value of Solitaire, marine dreamscapes,
a workplace on wheels and caging the monkey. |
Departments Editor's notes Hurray for Hollywood. Letters Contributors Dear Writer A word to the wise: The IRS considers all income
reportable. @Deadline The latest news and discussion from the writing
world. WriteStuff [i]It's a Bunny-Eat-Bunny World: A Writer's Guide to Surviving and Thriving and Today's Competitive Children's Book Market[/i] by Olga Litowinsky |
Writers wanted New publications, prize offers, conferences and market
listings. Classified advertising How I write
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