Writing for Magazines

In the world of magazines, non-fiction offers the greatest opportunities for the freelance writer. Thousands of different titles, published weekly, monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly, cover every conceivable subject, creating enormous potential for the writer. Jill Dick's book has chapters on surveying the field, ideas, research, style and structure, selling work, interviewing, supplying pictures and problem solving. The author trained as a journalist and has worked on magazines both in the UK and overseas. Now a freelance, she understands well the challenges that face all writers and in this book helps them to become both professional and successful. 'An invaluable addition to any writer's library' - The Good Book Guide.