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TITLE: Writer's Digest Magazine
["America's Leading Writer's Magazine" -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: May 2002; Volume 82, Number 5
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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"The only way you can stay fresh is if you challenge yourself."
WD Interview: Richard N. Bolles By Jessica Yerega Bolles discusses the 30-year success of What Color Is Your Parachute?

101 BEST WEB SITES FOR WRITERS!

101 Best Web Sites for Writers By Maria Altevers Ready your browsers! For the fourth year running, we've sifted through thousands of writing and reference Web sites to bring you the most useful and the hottest.

10 Secrets to Super Web Copywriting By Drew Robb Keep Web visitors' attention by delivering content in digestible, bite-size nuggets.

10 Ways To Make the Most of a Writers Conference By Susanne M. Alexander Get a confidence and knowledge boost (plus writing opportunities) at your first, or next, conference.

When to Workshop? By Vive Griffith Explore the benefits and downsides of writing workshops; learn when and how they're most beneficial.

Critique Me Kindly By David King Are those nasty critique comments driving you crazy? Determine what's valuable and what isn't.

You Can Quote Me: 6 Do's and Don'ts By Michael Bugeja Despite the conveniences of the digital age, you still must follow proper quotation etiquette.

Articles You Wouldn't Take Home to Mother By Linda Formichelli How do you write for an audience of thousands on topics you wouldn't discuss with your own mother?

Ponder the Plain Positives By Rosemarie Ostler Learn five ways to make your prose more clear and concise--while keeping your style.



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