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Free Talk: How to Write a Satisfying Final Act for Your Novel

Free Talk: How to Write a Satisfying Final Act for Your Novel

How to keep readers engaged, ramp up the tension, resolve essential plot points, and give your readers a satisfying end to your story.

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Free Talk: The Power of Titles — Strategies for Choosing the Right Title for Your Stories & Poetry

Free Talk: The Power of Titles — Strategies for Choosing the Right Title for Your Stories & Poetry

Practical tools and insights for navigating the surprising complexity of titling your work.

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Notes from the Editor’s Desk: October 2025

Notes from the Editor’s Desk: October 2025

New NaNoWriMo; $1.5 billion in AI copyright settlement; Unethical journal practices; Paying writing calls.

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Pine Hills Review: Now Seeking Submissions

An online journal accepting fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and hybrid writing.

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Why You Should Write About Other People’s Writing

Why You Should Write About Other People’s Writing

6 surprising benefits for authors.

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Nine Terrific New Literary Journals (October, 2025)

Nine Terrific New Literary Journals (October, 2025)

In my experience, there are many reasons to seek publication in journals that have been around for less than a year. When a literary journal is new, the editors tend to be a lot more passionate. I have gotten handwritten thank you cards from editors of new publications, something that has never happened when my…
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