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Edgar Allan Poe speaks to writers about preplanning your work, knowing the ending, concentrating on a single effect, and showing discipline and character
By B.K. Stevens
Published:
9/20/2012
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Sometimes it's helpful to have someone tell you what to do (or what not to do)
Published:
7/23/2012
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These time-saving strategies will help you manage your workload, minus the frazzle
By Kelly James-Enger
Published:
6/25/2012
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By Chuck Greaves
Published:
6/5/2012
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Deciding to practice what she preached, this writer strengthened her writing and landed a publisher
By C. Hope Clark
Published:
5/8/2012
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A surprising key to unblocking and unlocking inspiration was revealed to one writer in the pages of children's books
By Dawn Goldsmith
Published:
4/11/2012
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The writer has found some specific approaches that put the creativity and ideas back into writing
By Ruth O'Neil
Published:
3/27/2012
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Drawn largely from recent research in neurology and psychology, here are 20 techniques to get you going
By Luc Reid
Published:
3/23/2012
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From The Writer archives
By Lew Vanderpoole
Published:
2/7/2012
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Niche literary competitions and awards may mean less competition for you
By Erika Dreifus
Published:
1/19/2012
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Are you guilty of any of these offenses? Then why do I feel bad for wanting to de-clutter my feed?
By Erika Dreifus
Published:
12/8/2011
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A writer laments the ubiquity of the author photo and the culture of celebrity
By Patti Flinn
Published:
11/11/2011
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Four writers share the sharp, unexpected ways they sold their books
By Kristine Hansen
Published:
9/29/2011
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By Alex Cuzzo
Published:
9/2/2011
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A humorous essay about the joys of co-writing
By Roz Warren (with Janet Golden)
Published:
8/22/2011
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By Martha Lundin
Published:
5/3/2011
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By Beth Stefanik Morrissey
Published:
4/12/2011
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How can you put online networks to use without creating a monster that consumes your writing time? We survey six writers for effective goals and strategies
By Elfrieda Abbe
Published:
2/8/2011
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