Getting on an editor’s good side
By PJ DelHomme, Bugle magazine hunting editor
Archive | Magazine
Let nothing evade your eyes
By Joel Vance — The great satirist of the 1950s Tom Lehrer sang, “Plagiarize! Plagiarize! Let nothing evade your eyes!” Is this good advice for the outdoor writer?
Writing for children’s magazines
By Mary Nickum — Children’s magazines are growing in number, especially with the advent of the e-zine.
Writing leads and kickers
By Peter Schroeder — While the lead drives the reader into the article, the kicker drives the story into the reader.
Your writing can benefit from a critique group
By Mary Nickum — While practice is the best way to improve your writing skills, you won’t know whether you’re on the right track, unless you get feedback.
A step above multiple submissions
By Tom Watson – Extra quotes, photos and a little creativity can produce several stories from one assignment.
Rethinking the 'where to' story
By Matt Miller – Write “where to” pieces that sell and benefit sporting heritage.
