The Writer, 37. sējumsThe Writer, 1925 |
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... Periodicals , 15 , 31 , 47 , 63 , 79 , 94 , III , 127 , 143 , 177 , 211 , 247 Literary Odds and Ends , 237 Literary Shop Talk , 6 , 23 , 39 , 87 London , Jack , 12 MacGrath , Harold , 203 Magazine Articles Wanted , 166 Manuscript Market ...
... Periodicals , 15 , 31 , 47 , 63 , 79 , 94 , III , 127 , 143 , 177 , 211 , 247 Literary Odds and Ends , 237 Literary Shop Talk , 6 , 23 , 39 , 87 London , Jack , 12 MacGrath , Harold , 203 Magazine Articles Wanted , 166 Manuscript Market ...
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... Branches PRICE : PIFTEEN CENTS A COPY $ 1.50 A YEAR THE WRITER : A MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR LITERARY WORKERS BOSTON , MASS .: VOL XXXVII : Na 1 . JANUARY , 1925 The Writer's Directory of of Periodicals . The fourth printing.
... Branches PRICE : PIFTEEN CENTS A COPY $ 1.50 A YEAR THE WRITER : A MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR LITERARY WORKERS BOSTON , MASS .: VOL XXXVII : Na 1 . JANUARY , 1925 The Writer's Directory of of Periodicals . The fourth printing.
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... periodicals . Great pains are taken to make the information ac curate and the Directory complete . Before submitting manuscripts to any publication , it is advisable to secure a sample copy . ( Continued from December WRITER ...
... periodicals . Great pains are taken to make the information ac curate and the Directory complete . Before submitting manuscripts to any publication , it is advisable to secure a sample copy . ( Continued from December WRITER ...
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... PERIODICALS NEWS AND NOTES . 15 TALKS ON PRACTICAL AUTHOR- II . SHIP . Sentences Rhetoric The Sketch . - In our first talk we found that words are the material with which the writer works , that they have definite meanings and ...
... PERIODICALS NEWS AND NOTES . 15 TALKS ON PRACTICAL AUTHOR- II . SHIP . Sentences Rhetoric The Sketch . - In our first talk we found that words are the material with which the writer works , that they have definite meanings and ...
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... periodicals is serious work , for which she has not time to spare . Besides , general lists of this kind have only general value , and the information desired is published in " The Writer's Directory of Periodicals , " from which any ...
... periodicals is serious work , for which she has not time to spare . Besides , general lists of this kind have only general value , and the information desired is published in " The Writer's Directory of Periodicals , " from which any ...
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