The greatest volume of thoughtful advice--beyond read, read, read; write, write, write; revise, revise, revise--comes from the editors of literary journals. "Restrain your prose but not your imagination" (Chasm). Emphasize "quality, intellect, grace and guts" (Kelsey Review). "If you haven't thought about every word, every piece of punctuation, don't send it" (The Lowell Pearl). "Stop trying to be clever--it insults the reader--if you're a clever writer, it will be reflected in the finished product" (Oatmeal & Poetry). Sue Grafton writes about using a journal as a "verbal repair shop," Isabel Allende talks about the "magic in storytelling," and four editors address issues of manuscript-submission etiquette. Also included is information on fiction-writing contests, conferences, organizations, and other resources. And, finally, a wise word (or 17) from the book's editor, Barbara Kuroff: "Take as much care searching for potential markets for your work as you have in crafting it."
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