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In September, I issued WH's First Call Out to Writers , and printed the results ( Writers on rejection )  earlier this month. I'd li...

From childhood until early adulthood, everything I wrote was on paper. Journals, poems, love letters unsent—I kept them all in boxes and fi...

These are some of the responses received to the WH Call Out on how writers deal with rejection. Strangely, no men wrote back, only women, w...

I hereby impart the wisdom of my limited experience, gathered during the five short months I've been blogging. These are things I would ...

(An occasional series, in which I'll talk with writers I know—or want to know—about the craft of writing.) Kim and I met when she and I ...

(This is a question for writers who have successfully published at least two pieces of writing in any type of publication.) How do you deal ...

Writing short pieces for this blog was supposed to be a warm-up for me to write longer or more eloquent pieces that I would submit to online...

Maybe it’s my age (I went to college with a Remington manual typewriter), but I don’t see the usefulness of a lot of the gizmos on the Inter...

Sometime this summer, I saw an ad from Helium.com requesting freelance writers. Looking for every opportunity to publish at this point, and...