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February 2007 |
The Writer
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Features Step-by-Step: Action: the heartbeat of fiction By
Jordan E. Rosenfeld |
Step-by-Step: Children's writing: 6 steps to make your story sparkle By
Laura Backes |
Step-by-Step: Push your fiction beyond mundane description By
Dave Koch |
From blogs to books By
Sharon McDonnell |
Classic advice from novelist Phyllis Whitney (Archive) |
A way to turn your ideas into sizzling prose By
Bill Nelson |
Networking 101 By
Jackie Dishner |
A print-on-demand success story By
Don Meyer |
How an author turned his historical fascination into a bestselling novel By
Randy Rudder |
Departments Breakthrough A writer’s success story Conversion to writing pays off for injured GI By
David Debatto |
Freelance Success Tailor your pitch to reach multiple markets By
Kelly James-Enger |
Get Published Get started Help for the new writer Keep mystery readers in suspense with dynamic scenes By
William Tapply |
How I write Sara Gruen author of Water for Elephants |
Letters Literary spotlight Market focus Explore Canada's writing markets By
Peter Aikin |
Market listings Publications, publishers, agents Off the cuff Poet to poet Put your poetry through the paces By
Marilyn Taylor |
Syntax Are you saxy enough? By
Arthur Plotnik |
Writer at work Practical solutions for writing problems WriteStuff Book reviews, products and resources
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