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Rejection can be a big part of the writing life. Sometimes it can be hard to persevere when you receive that umpteenth nice “no thank you.” At Writer’s Relief, we’re always in your corner and cheering you on—our goal is to support writers and their efforts to get...
On December 15, thirty-three typewriters will be sold at auction, including those used by famous authors Jack London, Tennessee Williams, George Bernard Shaw, Ray Bradbury, John Updike, and Philip Roth. In this article Writer’s Relief found on LitHub.com, you can see...
When family and friends get together, stories are often shared (and new anecdotes are created!). Co-writing with family or friends can be a fun, rewarding, and sometimes hilarious experience. But keep in mind: Working with another writer can also introduce the need...
As artificial intelligence and programs like ChatGPT become more prevalent, many people—including creative writers—are concerned about the impact on our lives and work. So far, it seems that AI still has a long way to go. In this article Writer’s Relief found on...
Whoa…I did not see that coming! Using misdirection is a great way to grab your readers’ interest and keep them turning the pages. Whether your characters are being conned, misleading each other, or deceiving the reader, your audience will be hooked—and totally...
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“Getting that first poem published was the hardest threshold to cross. My team at Writer’s Relief kept encouraging me…then came the acceptance! We celebrated…then I continued writing, and Writer’s Relief continued doing the wonderful work they do!”
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