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TITLE: Writer's Digest Magazine
["America's Leading Writer's Magazine" -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
September 2001; Volume 81 Number 9
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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FEATURES:
"I had the idea that I wanted to raise money for [Morrie]. I didn't have it myself, and I knew he wouldn't take it from me as a gift. So, the only thing I could think of, as a way to raise money, was to maybe write a book."
WD Interview: Mitch Albom
By Katie Struckel Brogan
The story behind Tuesdays With Morrie--the humble beginnings of a best seller.
MASTER THE WRITING BASICS!:
How to Start Your Book or Article By David A. Fryxell
Those elusive first words. Create an effective and compelling lead with these five hints on how to begin.
Score a Perfect 10 With Our Grammar Checklist
"Score a Perfect 10" by Raymond Obstfeld: Proof your pages for 10 common errors in manuscript copy--before you submit--and editors will give your work a closer read. "The Comedic Crutch" by Dean M. Shapiro: Relying too heavily on computer spell- and grammar-check programs can conjure some pretty comical "corrections."
11 Tips to an E--query That Sells By Greg Daugherty
Avoid bad form when e-mailing editors with this guide to e-query etiquette.
Find the Right Writers Club! By Jennifer Crump and Joe Stollenwerk
In need of group therapy? We've rounded up 19 leading writing organizations; one is sure to offer the
support you need.
Free Art? Not So Fast By Maureen A. Taylor and Sharon DeBartolo Carmack
An illustration or photo can enhance your writing. But is a thousand words worth the picture if you
have to pay? Discover the ins and outs of copyright law as it applies to images.
Spice Up the Research By Karen Sweeny-Justice
Leave the books at home. Get into character--or your scene--
literally!
Careers: Walter Cronkite By Julianne Hill
Read all about it! Find out how America's most beloved news reporter went from dropping out of college to bringing the nation its most ground-breaking news stories since the 1940s.
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