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Shocking! Incredible! Amazing! Reading the supermarket tabloids can actually make you a better writer. Some mainstream journalists and writers look down their noses at The National Enquirer, Star and Globe. But they shouldn’t. These publications, owned by... by Writer's Digest | Feeds
1. Never save your best for last. Start with your best. Expend yourself immediately, then see what happens. The better you do at the beginning, the better you continue to do. 2. The opening paragraph, sentence, line, phrase, word, title — the beginning is the most... by Writer's Digest | Feeds
Your first 1,000 words must compel an editor or agent past the milestone where she would normally reject a manuscript. The deeper you can force a publishing professional to read into your novel, the greater the likelihood she will eventually be interested enough to...
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