Writer’s Digest - Get Creative

We write the first line, then someone adds the next line, and so on. Track with #storyfriday on Twitter. Here's our collaborative story for October 30, 2009. Read more

StoryFriday: October 23, 2009

We write the first line, then someone adds next line, and so on. Track with #storyfriday on Twitter. Here's our collaborative story for October 23, 2009.
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Audrey Niffenegger Explains How To Create a Good Story

How do you follow up a smash hit like The Time Traveler’s Wife? For artist and author Audrey Niffenegger, it all comes down to embracing the freedom to create—on your own terms.

by Jessica Strawser

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Reinvigorate Your Writing

Learn prolific food and culture writer Monica Bhide’s secret to staying passionate and stoking your writing fervor.

by Monica Bhide
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7 Ways to Develop an Affordable Marketing Plan

You’ve gained admission to the publishing world. But now you have to stand out to an entirely new group: your audience.

by M.J. Rose Read more

May/June 2009 Issue On Sale Now!

The May/June 2009 issue of Writer's Digest is on sale now, which includes our WD Interview with Stephen King and Jerry B. Jenkins and our guide to standing out to editors and agents. Click here for more info and to buy your copy now. Read more

April Poem-A-Day Challenge

Can you write one poem every day in April (National Poetry Month)? Join the editor of Writer's Market, Robert Brewer, as he offers prompts and encouragement—plus monitor his progress over at his blog, Poetic Asides! Read more

Vote Now: Your Story #18

After wading through more than 1,100 entries, the WD editors have narrowed the choices down to five in the Your Story #17 competition. Now, we need your help. Read more

Red Heart :: Black Heart Contest Finalists

Here's a list of the 46 finalists from the Red Heart::Black Heart competition whose stories will be featured in an upcoming collection available free download. Read more

Don't Use Adverbs and Adjectives to Prettify Your Prose

Read Chapter 13: Don't Use Adverbs and Adjectives to Prettify Your Prose, from Noble's Book of Writing Blunders (And How to Avoid Them) Read more

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