Puzzles & Games for Writers: Word Search

Try a fun writing-themed word search in the first installment in this series of puzzles, quizzes, brain teasers and games for writers.
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Each issue of Writer's Digest magazine wraps with quizzes, comics, brain teasers and games for writers. For the first time ever, we're excited to bring some of the interactive fun online for our digital readers to enjoy. Check out this word search for writers, and stay tuned for more fun diversions and interactive tidbits in the coming weeks!

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Natalie Lund: On Grief and Unanswered Questions in YA Fiction

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WD Presents: From Our Readers Announcement, Upcoming Webinars, and more!

This week, we’re excited to announce a call for From Our Readers submissions, a webinar on crafting expert query letters, and more!