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What do you want to see in Writer's Digest magazine?

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Productive (and Sometimes Hilarious) Procrastination: 10 Websites for Writers

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Contest: You won't believe what came in the mail today...

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Writing Prompt: Turn Your E-Mail Into a Story for a Shot at Winning Books

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What embarrassing moments made you a better writer?

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New Challenge: Can You Spoof-Reject Romeo & Juliet in One Sentence?

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5 Ways to Break Into Writer's Digest Magazine

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What would literary legends have tweeted? Help us figure it out, and you might appear in Writer's Digest

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7 Places to Find Free Money for Your Writing

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5-Minute Memoir: Want to have your essay on the writing life appear in WD magazine?

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Ferlinghetti: Great writing is anything that gives you a view of reality that you never had before. That's what great writers do

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Staying True to Yourself in Publishing

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"As an agent, I turn down 'good enough' ideas every day. The distance between 'good enough' and 'great' may not be huge, but ..."

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"It makes getting out of bed so much easier" - One bestseller's trick for never getting stalled on the page

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"Do you love every comment your critique partners have made? Do you have to make every change they've suggested?"

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Sue Grafton on the same lesson she learns every book (plus, a Thanksgiving prompt)

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"Don't let your enthusiasm for your material turn your novel into the literary equivalent of three hours of vacation pictures."

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"Cut one word per sentence. This technique is pure magic."

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Get ready for NaNoWriMo--or any novel project--with some advice from author N.M. Kelby

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Literary Pick-Me-Ups: 30 Writing Quotes

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WD mag wants to know: What are you crazy about in the writing world right now?

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Never too late: A novelist who broke into mysteries in her 80s offers advice for writers young and old

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Four Tips for Nabbing Your Book a Blurb

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New Contest: Get your short story published in Writer's Digest magazine