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The world of the unknown is a playground for curious writers. Here, author Steve Toltz shares 7 stories where death is not the end and discusses what writing beyond death can do for our stories and our characters.

Author Isabel Cañas discusses how lackluster responses to previous manuscripts led her to shift gears and write her new gothic novel, The Hacienda.

In this Funny You Should Ask column from the March/April 2022 issue of Writers Digest, literary agent Barbara Poelle tackles questions about online pitching events and how to interpret revise and resubmit requests from agents.

Internationally bestselling author Jennifer Estep discusses what she learned in publishing her newest epic fantasy novel, Tear Down the Throne.

Every writer needs a little inspiration once in a while. For todays prompt, your characters are trapped in a car together.

Award-winning author Elizabeth Day discusses coining the phrase “the compeller” when categorizing her new novel, Magpie.

International bestselling author Marcia DeSanctis discusses the process of combing through a decade’s worth of travel essays for her new travel memoir, A Hard Place to Leave.

The Writers Digest team has witnessed many writing mistakes over the years, so this series helps identify them for other writers (along with correction strategies). This weeks mistake is believing naysayers, whether theyre family or professionals.

New York Times bestselling author Jon Taffer discusses the inclusive nature of his new book, The Power of Conflict.

On this National Arbor Day in the U.S., here are 7 books about trees to read and spark your imagination.