Writing Magazine
IT’S A JUNGLE OUT THERE!
• Make like a rhino: Overcoming rejection with Ivor Baddiel • Get your manuscript market ready – an editor’s advice • Top tips for going the distance
Read Full Story (Page 1)Writing for children: Hook, line and chapter
How to write chapter books that stand out
Read Full Story (Page 3)Creative writing
Writing through hard times Survival strategies for when life goes wrong Editing: Get it into shape How to give your manuscript a final polish
Read Full Story (Page 1)TELL YOUR own STORY
Get started with life writing How to write autobiographical fiction
Read Full Story (Page 1)DEAR READER
What does writing for success mean to you? We know that for many aspiring writers, the dream of seeing their work published is exhilarating and yet, somehow feels out of reach. One of the most effective ways you can cross the bridge that leads from...
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As any good gardener knows, it’s important not just to nourish the seeds you’ve planted, but firstly to ensure the ground is in the best possible state for them to grow. It’s exactly the same with writing! In this issue we’re putting the spotlight on...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Masterclass: Dream home
This month’s story, ‘Ma’ame Pelagie’ by Kate Chopin, is one in which setting is very important, both in a general and a very specific sense. The wider setting is the Southern US, post-Civil War, and the very specific setting is a particular mansion in...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Fiction focus: Fit in or stand out?
A look at genre and the way books are categorised
Read Full Story (Page 3)Confused about self-publishing?
Copy-editing & proofreading Full book design service Printing & binding Promotion & marketing Book distribution Commission-free online bookshop eBook production & distribution Free & friendly advice Cup of tea and a chat!
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Why think small when everything is up for grabs in the world of words? One of the greatest and most glorious things about writing is that the only limits to what we can do with it are in our imaginations. With words, you can come close to creating...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Get published
62 Anthology markets Collections currently awaiting submissions 62 Literary competitions Win prizes for poetry and short fiction 63 Fiction competitions The latest short story contests 64 & 70 General news Industry updates and awards 64...
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If you’re a writer, there’s no resting on your laurels. Keeping up-to-snuff is one of the joys of being part of the writing world – no matter whether you’re at the beginning of your writing journey or you’re an experienced writer with a slew of...
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