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What should you do with sample issues of magazines? These guidelines can help you target your articles and market your work more effectively.

Effective anecdotes do more than entertain readers. They reveal truth and evoke an emotional response in readers that draws them in and keeps them reading to the end.

An idea catcher is meant for a writer to jot down her caricatures of fascinating strangers, bits of overheard conversation, life's mission and dog's real name.

Knowing what to look for in a magazine is the secret to selling freelance articles. Here's how to read like an editor to get your work published.

Experienced print journalists or feature article writers must learn how to increase page views and clicks if they want to write successful online articles.

Attracting readers means journalists and article writers must learn new rules for layout when they switch from hard copy to writing for the web's online market.

The Best American Magazine Writing 2008 is a collection of the finest magazine writing in the United States with examples of quality prose and excellent journalism.

Use the one-sheet to pitch your project to editors and agents at writer's conferences. This article shows you how to create one.

Some magazine editors assign articles after reading a writer's online work. These steps to writing excellent feature articles will keep editors coming back for more.

Not sure how to end a kid's magazine article? These five methods will make writing a conclusion fun, easy, and successful.

Writing an engaging introduction for a children's article can be challenging, but these techniques will get writers - and their readers - off to a good start.

Advice for freelance writers on writing magazine articles. Target your market, impress commissioning editors and create good relationships with your employers.

After years of speculation, American Idol runner up Clay Aiken has made the choice to reveal the truth about his sexuality. But will the public respond favorably?

Both new and established writers can find it hard to find ideas to write about! These tips will help freelancers and bloggers create articles for magazines and websites.

By planning a business-to-business promotional article according to a structure, a writer can attract readers in a target market to achieve an objective.

A writer that doesn't know how to write a "how-to" article is not only limiting his business, he is calling into question his ability to write for pay.

From the pages of Popular Science, TIME and National Geographic comes another trio of articles sure to update your take on things

Kennewick Man made the March 13, 2006 cover of TIME. How fairly did they represent the Native American perspective on the controversy?

Whether you're writing a research paper as a school assignment or to publish as a magazine or newspaper article, these guidelines will help you do the best job possible.

Many writers waste time, money and energy trying to market books to the mass market that essentially were written for a niche market.

With popular women's magazines promoting unrealistic ideals and trite content, Ms. magazine is a breath of fresh air for the thinking woman.

Looking at the forms that the sound of emo can take in the contemporary music climate and how these came about as well as why this has caused so much controversy.

A mind map is a branching map of ideas and concepts. These maps are perfect for brainstorming article ideas, and can help create inter-related article series.

A look at some different methods of creating original story ideas for scriptwriters.

There are many reasons people become vegetarian. Others might not understand the environmental impacts of eating meat. Here are some environmental reasons to go meatless.

Students are often thrown in to analytical essays head first, with no idea where to go. Here are some tips for hammering out those pesky papers.

Many scientists, governments, and individuals are convinced the planet is warming and that the atmosphere is changing. Why do they believe what they believe?

More magazines are running profiles of intriguing, larger-than-life personalities than ever before. Here's how you can cash in on this flourishing market.

One of the great things about freelance writing or blogging is the large number of ways to make money from home or create passive income streams from writing.

In these difficult economic times, our representatives in Washington D.C. need to be careful on their priorities and on what they decide is important.

Medical and health writing is a popular career, but it should be driven by a real interest and passion in the subject, not just a hope of making easy money.

Breast cancer claims the lives of thousands of women each year. A closer look at the symptoms, risk factors, prevention and treatment of breast cancer.

Like many fairy tale stories, the origins of Little Red Riding Hood lie in the mists of time. Scholars argue that the story may have several possible roots and meanings.

Archimedes is highly regarded in many circles. It was his remarkable mind - unrivaled but for a few individuals in history - which led to his legendary historical status.

Writing a children's fiction book? Learn how character profiles are a useful tool for creating believable characters.

Margaret Rosezarian Harris was the first black woman to lead several major U.S. Symphony Orchestras; her biography follows.

As foreign relations between Britain and China plummet over the execution of Akmal Shaikh, the case of Antonio Riva surfaces from 60 years of obscurity.

The fastest way to raise your SAT reading score is to improve your vocabulary. Vocabulary flashcards can only do so much, but there are other ways to raise your vocab.

The rise of Auto-tune helped solidify the link between Hip Hop and Dancehall, but is it at the expense of the genres' own individual cultural identities?

Written, directed and starring big screen funny man Ben Stiller, new release Tropic Thunder takes on film industry stereotypes in an attempt to blast away summer doldrums

For most people, the holidays are a happy time of the year. For others, they can be somewhat stressful and possibly sad, depending on their personal situation.

It seems like everyone has a horse training philosophy these days. From O'Connor to Lyons, from Pat Parelli to Sally Swift, how does a rider choose?

Barbara Stanwyck leads a talented cast of actors in this farcical romp through a contrived picture-perfect holiday scenario with the obligatory happy ending .Enjoy!

The Civil War (1861-65) is the most tumultuous period in U.S. history. The nation was divided into two sides, and each side had its own president and First Lady.

Leading American magazine publisher ends publication of nation's oldest food magazine and others. What will be next for Condé Nast?

The Diocese of Pittsburgh voted this Saturday to break away from the more progressive Episcopal Church and realign itself with the Anglican Province of the Southern Cone.

Journals and magazines for preschool teachers and daycare providers

In its East Coast Premiere at the Florida Film Festival, Sean Donnelly's new documentary focuses on two fans obsessed with the pop singer Tiffany.

Do our girls have a healthy body image? What do they really see when they look in the mirror?

The CIA, FBI and other government agencies may be starting a new trend. Can video games be used to teach students real-world skills?