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Looking at the Bright Side
Beloved chick-lit author Marian Keyes believes there's no shame in a happy ending. As someone who's seen her share of the dark side, she's earned a happy ending of her own.
And the Winner Is …
The grand-prize winner of the 2003 American Screenwriters Association/ Writer''s Digest International Screenplay Competition talks about teaching herself how to write a winning script.
A Good Yarn
Caroline Alexander's nonfiction bestsellers are as gripping as any novel. The secret: Let the research carry you away.
Bill Lawrence
From politicians to doctors, the co-creator of Spin City starts up his newest sitcom,
Scrubs, under the spotlight of Thursday prime time.
Alfred Gough
Al Gough and Miles Miller have written some super shows and movies.
Now they expand their talents to their own TV series, Smallville.
Donald P. Bellisario
Even after suceeding with old favorites such as Magnum P.I.
and Quantum Leap, this writer and producer is flying to new heights with JAG.
Scorned No More!
A short story about a mother''s revenge wins grand prize in the 2003 Writer''s Digest Annual Writing Competition.
Dying to Win
J.K. Mason's short story about life, death and e-mail takes this year's top prize.