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By Sarah C. Lange
Published: 5/22/2013

In her debut novel, Vaddey Ratner looks to her personal memories about fleeing the Khmer Rouge and to her creative spirit as an artist to honor the lives of the fallen.

By Jack Smith
Published: 5/6/2013

Novelist Samhita Arni has a simple style, but her method is every bit as deliberate as the original writers of the myths she revisits.

By Kavitha Rao
Published: 4/1/2013

Novelist Susanna Moore confrtons topics that make readers shiver whire firing up their imaginations.

By Glen Duncan
Published: 1/29/2013

Working as a bookseller has unintended perks, such as stumbling upon titles you may never have picked up before.

By Megan Kaplon
Published: 1/6/2013
Screenwriter Julian Fellowes is the singular voice behind the lush PBS series Downton Abbey. His philosophy is grounded in something less extravagant: believing in yourself as a writer.
By Kinney Littlefield
Published: 1/5/2013

David Simon talks about developing scripts, creating dialogue and why you should look for the bigger meaning in your writing.

By Kinney Littlefield
Published: 11/13/2012
The author of Hush, Little Beachcomber talks about leaving her teaching career to follow her dream of writing for children
By Dianne Moritz
Published: 10/22/2012
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
These time-saving strategies will help you manage your workload, minus the frazzle
By Kelly James-Enger
Published: 6/25/2012
By Chuck Greaves
Published: 6/5/2012

Review this checklist to improve your chances of getting a story published

By Heather Wright
Published: 5/15/2012
Deciding to practice what she preached, this writer strengthened her writing and landed a publisher
By C. Hope Clark
Published: 5/8/2012
Here are some tips on how to use one skillfully—and when not to use one at all
By Bharti Kirchner
Published: 5/7/2012
An experienced writer of short fiction offers a broad range of entry points that can get you started
By Quinn Dalton
Published: 4/25/2012
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
If you need to compress your fiction, consider the information that is truly needed—or not needed
By Gene Stewart
Published: 4/11/2012
A veteran television writer tells how he did just that for an episode of The Wonder Years
By Sy Rosen
Published: 3/27/2012

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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