Writing Magazine

Writing Magazine: All The Write Moves... (305 words)
by jaybee - written on 26.08.00 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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If you enjoy writing your reviews for Dooyoo,and would like to take your interest in writing further, this magazine would be a good place to start. It comes from the same publishers as Writers News which is a subscription only magazine, and while Writers Magazine doesn't have as much information on where to sell your work As Writers'News it is still a very good magazine. The magazine covers a wide range of topics from Poetry, Fiction, Travel writing, Article writing and more - it is full of practical tips and advice on how to go about writing, from finding out where to market your work, to giving specific guidelines on what type of feature or ...

Exciting Writing (520 words)
by dennis - written on 25.10.01 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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Like many others I love writing, mainly poetry of all descriptions, humerous, serious and some with a message. I read my work out at folk clubs and over the past year I have had several poems published including a short story. There is nothing quite like the excitement of seeing your work in a book for all to read. I was never ever aware of any magazine or publication directed at authors even though I thought that there might be - somewhere. This summer I was at a folk festival, Whitby I think, when to dodge a shower we took shelter in the enterance of a newsagents. You guessed! we entered, and scanning the shelves I found a copy of Writing magazine. ...

Writing Magazine: Inspirational! (115 words)
by janharper - written on 07.10.00 (Useful, 28 readings)
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I always look forward to Writing Magazine. It gives me so much inspiration as I read through it. I usually keep a pen and paper handy so that I can write down ideas as they occur to me. If you are an aspiring writer this publication is a must. It can help you improve your writing skills, and provides lots of information on markets,reviews, competitions, etc. It certainly helps 'writers block'! If you get stuck for a fresh idea you can always dig out you old copies and flip through them. This method invariably throws up several ideas. Then, of course, you have to spend time deciding which to choose. ...