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What do you want to see in Writer’s Digest magazine?

Dear Promptly prompters, Apologies for the brief disappearing act in April—we’ve been working to finish our July/August issue, start our big September Big 10 issue, develop some exciting new stuff…

Zachary PetitPublished May 4, 2011 8:12 PM PDT

Writing Prompts Productive (and Sometimes Hilarious) Procrastination: 10 Websites for Writers Zachary Petit

Your Story Prompts Contest: You won’t believe what came in the mail today…Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts Writing Prompt: Turn Your E-Mail Into a Story for a Shot at Winning Books Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts What embarrassing moments made you a better writer?Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts New Challenge: Can You Spoof-Reject Romeo & Juliet in One Sentence?Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts 5 Ways to Break Into Writer’s Digest Magazine Zachary Petit

Writing Opportunities What would literary legends have tweeted? Help us figure it out, and you might appear in Writer’s Digest Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts 7 Places to Find Free Money for Your Writing Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts 5-Minute Memoir: Want to have your essay on the writing life appear in WD magazine?Zachary Petit

Writing Quotes Ferlinghetti: Great writing is anything that gives you a view of reality that you never had before. That’s what great writers do Zachary Petit

Writing Quotes Staying True to Yourself in Publishing Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts “As an agent, I turn down ‘good enough’ ideas every day. The distance between ‘good enough’ and ‘great’ may not be huge, but …”Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts “It makes getting out of bed so much easier” – One bestseller’s trick for never getting stalled on the page Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts “Do you love every comment your critique partners have made? Do you have to make every change they’ve suggested?”Zachary Petit

Writing Prompts Sue Grafton on the same lesson she learns every book (plus, a Thanksgiving prompt)Zachary Petit

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