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The Writing Dangers of Blogging

By Scott McKenzie January 24, 2007 In General, Writing & Submitting Tips 11 No tags 0

I wholeheartedly advocate blogging for writers. The regular routine of having to pound out some words, even when you’re not inspired,

Instead of Using Return Receipts…

By Scott McKenzie January 8, 2007 In Writing & Submitting Tips 1 No tags 0

Use a self-addressed, stamped-postcard.

I know, I know. You’re thinking, “In addition to the freaking SASE,

Miss Snark on Writing Hooks

By Scott McKenzie December 7, 2006 In Writing & Submitting Tips 0 No tags 0

Miss Snark offers advice on writing hooks in query letters.

Why That Author Won’t Help You

By Scott McKenzie November 27, 2006 In Writing & Submitting Tips 3 No tags 0

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I’ve become one part therapist, two parts bartender, and one part strategist. Loyal Slushpile.net readers email me to ask about getting this or that author to assist in their quest for publication.

Kenyon Review Submission Tips

By Scott McKenzie August 14, 2006 In Writing & Submitting Tips 1 No tags 0

I’ve been a fan of The Kenyon Review for some time now. In addition to publishing the best of contemporary literature,

Pile Up Pages While Not Peeing

By Scott McKenzie August 1, 2006 In Writing & Submitting Tips 5 No tags 0

Maud Newton noticed this unusual bit of writing advice from the late Charles Willeford: “Never allow yourself to take a leak in the morning until you’ve written a page.

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