Writing Magazines - Which ones do you read?

When I was a beginning writer, in south Georgia, I subscribed to Writer's Digest Magazine. I took a course offered by the magazine and it was taught by a North Carolina author. He was an excellent teacher and helped me keep my eye on writing when I was about to give it up.

I learned from the articles in the magazine on fiction, poetry and nonfiction. I saved all the copies for years and reread them.

After I moved to NC and met more published writers, I subscribed to Writer Magazine and Poets and Writers, but I still enjoy and use the articles in Writer's Digest for teaching beginning writers.

I met Robert Brewer, WD's poetry editor at the Blue Ridge Writers' conference a few years ago. I began to follow his poetry column. His readers interact with him on his blog which is part of Writers' Digest site.

Later he published my article:
https://www.writersdigest.com/whats-new/interviewing-poets-why-and-how

I recommend writing magazines to aspiring writers. The articles are usually short but have a point. Great writing tips.

Do you take any magazines on writing and what do you think?
Do you subscribe to online magazines that are helpful for your writing?


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