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The saying goes that “everyone has a novel in them” and it’s the mission of Writing Magazine to help you get yours out! Brought to you by real experts who know what it takes to get published, this monthly magazine is a must-have for all writers.

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Writing Magazine | January 2023

From poetry to fiction, memoirs to short stories, writing is a beautiful art that takes many shapes and forms, but it can also be a difficult art to master, and that’s where Writing Magazine comes in. Created by real experts who understand how hard it can be to get the creative juices flowing and those brilliant ideas down on paper and how much harder it can be to get them out into the world - Writing Magazine is dedicated to helping writers of all levels perfect their craft and have it enjoyed by others.

In every issue you’ll find writing exercises, practical tips and real-life advice from the experts, to help you improve your skills, motivate you through those difficult patches and get your work out there for the world to enjoy.

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Writing Magazine – January 2023 Requirements: .PDF reader, 28 MB True PDF Overview: The saying goes that “everyone has a story in them” and it’s the mission of Writing Magazine to help you get yours out. Brought to you by real experts who know what it takes to improve your writing or get published, this monthly magazine is a must-have for all writers. Whether you write fiction, poetry, drama, children’s books, non-fiction or anything else, each issue features tips, practical exercises and real-life advice, that will not only help you get all that creativity onto the paper but also, get your name and profile out into the industry. With writing masterclasses from professionals, industry news, events listings, competitions where you can submit your work for fantastic prizes and real paid writing opportunities, Writing Magazine has everything you need to hone and improve your talents.

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