In Issue 83 stories by
•  Joseph Johns
•  Askold Melnyczuk
•  Joanna Arnow
•  Melissa Yancy
•  Graham Arnold
•  Natalie Teal McAllister
•  Anna North
•  Linda Legters
•  Abby Geni
•  Dana Kroos
•  Claire Vaye Watkins
•  Matt Lapata

Interview with Ann Hood by Brian Gresko



In Writers Ask Issue 56, you'll hear from dozens of accomplished writers and writing teachers on these topics: Autobiographical Material, Journaling, Plotting vs. Writing as You Go, Point of View, Reviews and Awards.

You'll also get these two Focus pieces: Having Attention vs. Giving Attention, by Gregory Spatz, and Fiction for the Future, by Lisa Catherine Harper.



 

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