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Writer's Digest

November/December 2024
Magazine

Writer's Digest magazine is a comprehensive source of writing instruction for writers. Each issue provides advice and insider tips on writing and selling fiction, nonfiction, poetry and scripts.

Cozy Writing, Comfort Reading

Writer’s Digest

CONTRIBUTORS

Yule Book Flood for Newbies • Why Iceland’s holiday obsession with books can be a heavenly alternative to the Christmas status quo—and how to try this tradition on for size no matter where you live.

Worth a Thousand Words

You, Yes, You!

Poetic asides • No matter what you write, a bit of poetic license can be a valuable asset to any writer’s arsenal.

Write It Out • Writing prompts to boost your creativity.

Public Speaking Tips for Indie Authors • New rules. New strategies. New paths to success.

Jane Gorman

The ABCs of Freelance Success • Making sense of the publishing world.

The Kids Will Be All Right

Pam Gruber • HIGH LINE LITERARY COLLECTIVE

BREAKING IN • Debut authors: How they did it, what they learned, and why you can do it, too.

THE ANATOMY of COZY CHARM • How to write a cozy that charms the socks off your readers.

MORE THAN FLUFF • Understanding the role of animals in cozy mysteries.

THE HOLIDAY ROMANCE RECIPE • Discover how to infuse your romances with fresh ideas, festive cheer, and a touch of spice.

WRITER’S DIGEST TUTORIALS

FINDING COMFORT AMID CHAOS • Publishing may be unpredictable, but knowing what you can control and what you value can help you find success—on your terms.

THE IMAGINARY MENTORSHIP • Unlock writing secrets from literary titans to inspire and boost your work.

Vanessa Riley • The acclaimed historical fiction author discusses her drafting process, the real history behind her work, and her latest publication, Murder in Berkeley Square.

MAKE NO MISTAKE • The grand-prize winner of the 93rd Annual WD Writing Competition, Matt Strempel, shares his approach to incorporating humor into his writing and why having a trusted writing mentor matters.

Out to Sea

The Story Behind the Story • Revision and editing advice to take your first draft to the next level.

Picture book or short story? Which is it? • Literary agents on the business of publishing.

A Recipe for Building a Cookbook Platform • The art and craft of writing nonfiction.

4 Health & Wellness Markets Open to Writers

Drawing on Your Life Experiences While Setting Boundaries • Advice and tips to boost your writing skills.

Law of the Land • Tips for making your story concrete.

Dyslexic? Who says you can’t be an author? Just ask Henry Winkler! • Writing and publishing advice for picture books, middle-grade, and young adult storytelling.

Island Paradise? • Whether hot off the presses or on the shelves for years, a good book is worth talking about.

Swipe Right on Character Development: Lessons From Personal Ads • A playground for your pen.


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Writer's Digest magazine is a comprehensive source of writing instruction for writers. Each issue provides advice and insider tips on writing and selling fiction, nonfiction, poetry and scripts.

Cozy Writing, Comfort Reading

Writer’s Digest

CONTRIBUTORS

Yule Book Flood for Newbies • Why Iceland’s holiday obsession with books can be a heavenly alternative to the Christmas status quo—and how to try this tradition on for size no matter where you live.

Worth a Thousand Words

You, Yes, You!

Poetic asides • No matter what you write, a bit of poetic license can be a valuable asset to any writer’s arsenal.

Write It Out • Writing prompts to boost your creativity.

Public Speaking Tips for Indie Authors • New rules. New strategies. New paths to success.

Jane Gorman

The ABCs of Freelance Success • Making sense of the publishing world.

The Kids Will Be All Right

Pam Gruber • HIGH LINE LITERARY COLLECTIVE

BREAKING IN • Debut authors: How they did it, what they learned, and why you can do it, too.

THE ANATOMY of COZY CHARM • How to write a cozy that charms the socks off your readers.

MORE THAN FLUFF • Understanding the role of animals in cozy mysteries.

THE HOLIDAY ROMANCE RECIPE • Discover how to infuse your romances with fresh ideas, festive cheer, and a touch of spice.

WRITER’S DIGEST TUTORIALS

FINDING COMFORT AMID CHAOS • Publishing may be unpredictable, but knowing what you can control and what you value can help you find success—on your terms.

THE IMAGINARY MENTORSHIP • Unlock writing secrets from literary titans to inspire and boost your work.

Vanessa Riley • The acclaimed historical fiction author discusses her drafting process, the real history behind her work, and her latest publication, Murder in Berkeley Square.

MAKE NO MISTAKE • The grand-prize winner of the 93rd Annual WD Writing Competition, Matt Strempel, shares his approach to incorporating humor into his writing and why having a trusted writing mentor matters.

Out to Sea

The Story Behind the Story • Revision and editing advice to take your first draft to the next level.

Picture book or short story? Which is it? • Literary agents on the business of publishing.

A Recipe for Building a Cookbook Platform • The art and craft of writing nonfiction.

4 Health & Wellness Markets Open to Writers

Drawing on Your Life Experiences While Setting Boundaries • Advice and tips to boost your writing skills.

Law of the Land • Tips for making your story concrete.

Dyslexic? Who says you can’t be an author? Just ask Henry Winkler! • Writing and publishing advice for picture books, middle-grade, and young adult storytelling.

Island Paradise? • Whether hot off the presses or on the shelves for years, a good book is worth talking about.

Swipe Right on Character Development: Lessons From Personal Ads • A playground for your pen.


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