Ned Burke here of The Perspiring Writer Magazine announcing the launch of our new spring 2011 editions. (Don’t miss the Special Printed Offer below.)

Inside this issue, you’ll find:
1. Is Self-Publishing Acceptable Today?
2. Latest News/Comments
3. My Reading Compass
4. Writing For The Internet
5. Booming With Books
6. Point of View In Fiction
7. Classic Writers: Edgar A. Poe
8. Write, Design, and Publish Your Own E-Zine
9. Will Rogers Traveled The World
10. Put Emotion Into Your Writing
11. Walk Tall and Always Carry A Pencil
12. How To Build An Author’s Platform
13. Handling Rejection With Humor
14. Memorable Lines
15. Markets For Perspiring Writers
… PLUS much more!

Remember: Now you have 3 ways to enjoy TPWM!

☞ For our free online version, go to: http://theperspiringwriter.com

☞ To order our e-book edition, go to: http://theperspiringwriter.info

☞ Or to have the printed 8 1/2″X11″glossy magazine mailed to your home, go to: http://bit.ly/TPWSpring11
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I think you will find the improvements we’ve made to our magazine to be more reader-friendly than ever before.

And now you have 3 ways to enjoy TPWM!

☞ For our free expanded online version, go to:

http://theperspiringwriter.com

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☞ Or to get a glossy printed 8 1/2″X11″ magazine, go to:

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Inside this current edition, you’ll find:

1. How To Write Great Fiction Characters

2. Latest News Update/Comments

3. Exceed Your Dreams

4. How To Get An Idea For A Book

5. My 25 Years As A Published Writer

6. How To Write A Blockbuster Novel

7. Road Warrior/Louis L’Amour

8. The Newsletter They Can’t Live Without

9. Roads To Quick Publication

10. The Art of Procrastinating

11. Report Cards and Nurturing The Child

12. Dawdling In The Field of Greeting Cards

13. How To Meet Those Dreaded Deadlines

14. Markets For Perspiring Writers

15. Agents Seeking Perspiring Writers

… PLUS much more!
I think you will find the new improvements we’ve made to our magazine to be eye-catching and even more reader-friendly than before.

As always, I look forward to your comments and support.

Lastly, in the spirit of the season, I wish nothing but warm memories and much success with your writing.

Take care,

Ned
E. P. Ned Burke
http://epburkepublishing.com
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Ned Burke here of The Perspiring Writer Magazine letting you know that the new fall issue is now live here and at our main website at http://theperspiringwriter.com

It may not look like fall outside for many of you right now but perhaps a reading of this issue, scanning the pages of TPW Magazine, may be all you need to put a colorful glow in your heart.

Here is a sampling of what you will find in our new fall issue:
1. – 7 Publishing Mistakes

2. – Guest Editorial

3. – Prairie Poet’s Tale

4. – Writing Greeting Cards

5. – Braille: Finger Reading

6. – How To Write An Essay

7. – Finding Inspiration In a Bottle

8. – Does The Printed Word Matter?

9. – Where New Writers Fail

10. – 3 Steps To Create An Online Magazine

11. – Query Letter Problems

12. – The Attentive Rewriting Writer

13. – One Writer’s Career Path

14. – Markets  For Perspiring Writers

15. – Agents Seeking Perspiring Writers

… PLUS much more!
As always, we’ve set up this FREE issue of TPW Magazine to be user-friendly. Simply start with the FRONT COVER and click your way through the numbered pages to the BACK COVER, or skip around. It’s up to you.

Here’s hoping you’ll find this new issue both informative and entertaining.

Best,

Ned
E. P. Ned Burke (TPW Magazine editor)

*Your comments are always welcomed and appreciated.

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THE MAGAZINE FOR HARD-WORKING WRITERS

Dear Writer,

There are very few online writing magazines that have proven to be indispensable and helpful to writers.

The Perspiring Writer Magazine is one of these.

Each issue of TPW Magazine is full of informative advice, and friendly inspiration for writers of fiction and nonfiction.

☞Please Note: If you are looking for a quick fix to literary success, we regret to say that our online magazine may not be for you. In truth, writing is hard work. And if you do not put the time and effort into it, you will not succeed.

However, if you have a true passion for writing and you are willing to make the effort, TPW Magazine will help you. Each day, more and more writers all over the world are finding it extremely beneficial to sign up for a FREE subscription to The Perspiring Writer Magazine, the magazine for hard-working writers.

Our online magazine provides informative and entertaining articles for writers with huge ambitions and literary dreams. Sometimes our contributing editors provide serious advice; other times, it is friendly, or even amusing.

☞ Our main goal is to provide you with the best information you will need to become a successful writer.

True, there are many avenues to literary success. Our way is to fill our magazine with the sage advice of seasoned writers, such as Robert Bly, author of more than 70 books and recognized by many as the #1 copywriter in the U.S.; Nick Daws of the UK, author of more than 50 books as well as numerous short stories and articles; Rob Parnell of Australia, author of the bestselling The Easy Way To Write A Novel and numerous other books, articles, and writing courses; Patricia Fry, a 35-year veteran writer and publishing organization leader and author of 31 books; Susan Malone, author, mentor, and editorial consultant who has helped over 30 of her clients sell their books to traditional publishers.

In addition, of course, we have our own friendly, professional TPW staff who offer expert advice as well.

And all of this advice is FREE! So is it any wonder that TPW Magazine is growing so rapidly? And isn’t it time for you to get serious about writing?

Join the hard-working writers of today and sign up for a FREE subscription to The Perspiring Writer Magazine now.

Click Here to subscribe.

TPW Magazine is part of E. P. Burke Publishing – “A Name Trusted Since 1973.”

The new 2010 summer issue of The Perspiring Writer Magazine is now live right here and awaiting your reading pleasure.

Or …

* Go to: http://theperspiringwriter.com to view the main site of The Perspiring Writer Magazine.

Also, please be sure to tell your friends to sign up for a free subscription so they can read this informative and entertaining online magazine as well.

As you know, this magazine is very user-friendly and easy to navigate.

And right now, the summer 2010 issue of TPW Magazine, can also be enjoyed in our beautiful new PDF e-book format.

That’s right, you can now download your favorite writing magazine right to your desktop or eReader and enjoy it whenever and wherever you want. You can even print out a page or the entire issue, if you desire. So act now!

Here is your quick link for more information …

… about the TPW E-Book: http://bit.ly/tpwinfo

I think this new eye-popping TPW e-book will delight and amaze you!

As always, your comments are appreciated.

Have a super day, and be kind to one another.

Ned
E. P. Ned Burke (TPW editor)

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… PLUS much more!

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Here are some of the articles you will find in this new issue:

1- If It Feels Good, Blog It!
2 - Profile: Robert B. Parker
3 - Journals: Then and Now
4 - How To Write A Synopsis
5 - Hold That Apostrophe
6 - What Happened To The Short Story?
7 - Don’t Quit The Day Job
8 - Publish Your Own E-Zine
9 - When To Take That Leap
10 - Book Review: Appaloosa
11 - Research Can Be Fun
12 - The Idea Factory
13 – Thinking Outside The Box
14 – Markets For Perspiring Writers
… PLUS much more!

So sit back, relax, learn, and enjoy!
As always, we’ve set up this FREE issue of TPW Magazine to be user-friendly. Simply start on the right with the FRONT COVER and click your way down the numbered pages to the BACK COVER, or skip around. It’s up to you.

Take care,

Ned

E. P. Ned Burke

http://www.epburkepublishing.com

*Your comments are always welcomed and appreciated.

spring issue of TPW Magazine will go live

right here on March 1st!

Look for these articles:

1 – If It Feels Good, Blog It!
2 – Profile: Robert B. Parker
3 – Journals: Then and Now
4 – How To Write A Synopsis
5 – Hold That Apostrophe
6 – What Happened To The Short Story?
7 – Don’t Quit The Day Job
8 – Publish Your Own E-Zine
9 – When To Take That Leap
10 – Book Review: Appaloosa
11 – Research Can Be Fun
12 – The Idea Factory
13 – Thinking Outside The Box
14 – Markets For Perspiring Writers

… PLUS much more!