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July 2006 |
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 How to build strong characters (Step by Step) By
Corey Blake |
Duo keeps the suspense building By
Jeff Ayers |
5 tips for writing popular science (Step by Step) By
Charles Sullivan, Cameron M. Smith |
Write a first-rate fiction query By
Jordan E. Rosenfeld |
Freelancing: Get your facts straight By
Lori K. Baker |
First-draft revisions: 7 reasons to wait before using the red pencil By
Laura Yeager |
Get creative! 3 exercises to stretch your imagination By
Andy Couturier |
Child's play By
Christina Hamlett |
Departments Breakthrough A writer’s success story How a 1925 newspaper article led to a Doubleday novel By
Lee Irby |
Get Published Partial or complete? By
Michael A. Banks |
Get started Help for the new writer How to 'write tight'–and why By
William G. Tapply |
How I write Established writers share their writing practices Letters Literary spotlight Market focus Good assignments from state publications By
Sean McLachlan |
Market listings Publications, publishers, agents Off the cuff Memoir: William Zinsser on How to tell "your" story By
WIlliam Zinsser |
Writer at work Practical solutions for writing problems Get across cultural meaning without losing the story By
Bharti Kirchner |
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