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TITLE: The Writer Magazine
["Essential for writers since 1887" -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
March 2002; Volume 115 Number 3
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER:
Cover photograph by Jim Forbes.
Film courtesy of Landmark Theatres, Milwaukee.
Coming clean on quotes [Ethics] MARK FITZGERALD How much can you--should you--clean up your quotes? A closer look at a nagging question.
Be an online expert [Net//working] MOIRA ALLEN Becoming a Web host puts your expertise to good use, gaining you clips and exposure in the process.
Read and find your muse [Poet to poet] PETER MEINKE Poetry may be "the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings," as Wordsworth put it, but don't minimize the knowledge and depth you'll gain from a deep reading of other poets' work.
Urban legend RONALD KOVACH With more than 90 published novels, Evan Hunter (aka Ed McBain) continues to keep a hand in the 87th Precinct and elsewhere.
COVER STORY: REEL ADVICE The fine art of assembly PATRICK MCGILLIGAN On the trail of Hitchcock, Nicholson, Eastwood and Cagney: A noted biographer of film stars describes how he puts the pieces together.
Distractions & interruptions [Writers' exchange] Our readers share some surprising wisdom about the value of Solitaire, marine dreamscapes, a workplace on wheels and caging the monkey.
Begin your screenplay with an outline ALIX STRAUSS A good outline adds structure to your story and keeps you on the right path. A group of accomplished screenwriters tells you how.
Commercial checklist [Bottom line] CYNTHIA WHITCOMB Next time you're ready to devote months to writing a screenplay, ask yourself some important questions about your story first.
Wanted: Corporate storytellers [Market focus] BRIAN HOLMSTEN The corporate-script market rewards good writers and good storytellers, not technical experts.
DEPARTMENTS:.
Dear Writer.
A word to the wise: The IRS considers all income reportable.
WriteStuff.
Classified advertising.
How I Write.
Put your heart into ever word, says New Yorke writer Susan Orlcan.
Editor's notes Hurray for I i,, I l vwood.
Letters.
Contributors.
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