(Your Moment of Friday Writing Zen)
Every week, I spelunk into the Writer’s Digest archives to find the wisest, funniest, or downright strangest moments from our 92 years of publication.
This week, here’s an array of vintage writer cartoons/writer comics from 1952 (which was a delightfully writer-joke–heavy year for the magazine).
Also! we dipped a hand randomly into the magic WD swag hat, and a name emerged—Lina Moder. Lina, I’ll email you shortly so you can choose a title from the list of free books on hand. Every week, to get in on the action and make yourself eligible to win a free book from the swag stacks, all you have to do is leave a comment.
Happy Friday!
(Writer’s Digest, 1952)
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Want more from the archives? Check out our January 2012 issue (The Novelist’s Survival Kit), which features “Tried & True: Timeless Novel Advice” from the likes of Stephen King and 22 others. And for 90 tips from our 90-year retrospective in 2010, click here.














I love the “Idea!” toon that ends with a snack. I know that situation all too well.
Loved the one of the typewriter being thrown out of the window
I love these cartoons. Keep them coming.