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October 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 Step-by-Step: Put a subplot to work in your story By
Laura Yeager |
Step-by-Step: Developing minor characters |
Step-by-Step: The anatomy of a flashback By
Peter Selgin |
Stories within stories By
Sarah Anne Johnson |
Brainstorming ideas: Trend-spotting on the Internet By
Toddie Downs |
Revision: Flaws stand out when you read your work aloud By
Brian Sousa |
Hot topics By
Bonnie Hearn Hill |
Let's critique the critiquers By
Barbara Croft |
Departments Letters Market listings Publications, publishers, agents Breakthrough A writer’s success story In retirement, a new freelancer finds a practical plan that works By
Jane Needham |
How I write Established writers share their writing practices Get started Help for the new writer Watch out for tricky word pairs By
Patricia O'Connor |
Literary spotlight Market focus Anthologies are hot: We show you how to break in By
Erika Dreifus |
Poet to poet Writing a dramatic dialogue By
Marilyn Taylor |
Writer at work Practical solutions for writing problems Finding success with a 'crazy quilt' approach to fiction By
Sharon Oard Warner |
Syntax Show some attitude and energize your dialogue By
Arthur Plotnik |
WriteStuff Book reviews, products and resources Freelance Success How to target a new market: 7 steps to a spot-on query By
Melvina Noel |
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