Your words can speak volumes, but only if you write them…and write them well.

A VIP Offer from Writer’s Digest

October 27th, 2009 by Ami

Last year I let my subscription to Writer’s Digest run out because I found I wasn’t reading them as quickly as they were arriving. I’ve regretted that decision ever since. At about $6 each at the newsstand, I’ve bought several copies over the year, easily spending more than the $20 I would have shelled out for a renewal. If you are a writer and you have never picked up an issue of Writer’s Digest magazine, you’re missing out. Each issue of Writer’s Digest offers something for every kind of writer. They also produce special publications (not included in a subscription) that collect articles on a single topic, like the basics of writing, novel writing, freelance writing and getting published.

Then there is Writers’ Market, a print and online collection of more than 8,000 markets where you can sell your writing, whether you write articles, scripts or short stories. Listings include contact information and writer guidelines. If you are trying to write for print publications and are actively submitting queries, having access to these listings can be a real time saver.

Writer’s Digest is now offering a VIP package that includes a one-year subscription to both Writer’s Digest print magazine (8 issues) and WritersMarket.com online database. In addition to these two valuable resources, you’ll also get some great bonuses: access to a 1-hour webinar, The Essentials of Online Marketing & Promotion, as well as discounts on Writer’s Online Workshops courses and purchases in the Writer’s Digest Shop. You get all of this for $49.95, a steal considering that a subscription to WritersMarket.com is $39.99 per year.

Whether you are looking to invest in your writing career or need gift ideas for a writer in your family, this package might be right for you. Check out the VIP package webpage for more information.

[Disclaimer: I was not paid or compensated in any way to promote this product. This article was written for informational purposes only.]

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One Response

  1. Jane Friedman

    We very much appreciate the recommendation! Thank you.

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