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Writer's Yearbook 2004
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Item No. #WY2004
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The Past
2003 Year in Review
By Christine Mersch and Maria Witte
It was the year spirits revived and book sales soared with Harry Potter, Jayson Blair single-handedly tarnished the rep of The New York Times and embedded reporters broke new ground in war coverage.
204 Tips for 2004
Compiled by Amanda Athon
A roundup of the best inspiration and writing advice offered in the pages of 2003's Writer's Digest and various WD special-interest publications.
5 Ways to Recover From Rejection
By Candy Arrington
Rejection isn't necessarily a bad thing. Learning to recuperate from it can help put your writing in the winner's circle.
The Present
Be Your Own Critic—"American Idol" Style
By Michelle Medlock Adams
Find out how to incorporate the very different critiquing styles of "AI" judges Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson into your writing life.
Should You Query First?
By Jennifer Nelson and Patricia Lorenz
Two writers debate the pros and cons of pitching ideas vs. submitting complete manuscripts.
8 Steps to Getting Your First Clip
By Roxanne Willems Snopek
Why is your first publishing credit so important? Because it may open the door to the sometimes frustrating policy of querying with clips.
7 Secrets to a Successful List Feature
By Dominic Lasorsa
Create a "top 10" list of your own and count your way to success.
The Writer's Digest Top 100
Compiled by Maria Witte
Peruse our annual ranking of the 100 most
freelancer-friendly magazine markets.
Drawing the Line
By Wendy Hart Beckman
Freelance writers regularly face ethical issues.
Define your comfort zone, but be willing to revisit the situation now and again.
How Healthy is Your Web Site?
By Carmen Leal
Maintaining the appearance and usability of your Web site will keep surfers coming back for more.
The Future
10 Tabloid Tips to Better Writing
By Peter Reilly
Amazing Worldwide Exclusive! This National Enquirer editor shows you how to write better by reading the tabloids. Enquiring minds want to know!
Rev Up Your Output and Your Income
By John N. Frank
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's your 2,000-word feature, finished in a flash! A journalist with 20 years of experience shares the secrets of the speedy and successful.
Writing to Inspire
By Jessica Yerega
Four editors of top inspirational publications give insight into this hot market. Learn if it's the shift you need to make in your writing career.
10 Ways to a Six-Figure Income
By Robert W. Bly
Can you earn six figures each year? This author says yes. Following these steps may make your financial dreams come true.
Flashback to 1920
By Maria Witte
Ever wonder how Writer's Digest got its start? Now's your chance to find out. We take a look back at how the magazine got its roots and what has kept it up and running for more than 80 years.
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