If the idea of interviewing sources leaves your palms sweaty and your heart racing, preparation and professionalism are the answer. The basics of interviewing . In a non-fiction piece, it is often the strong interview that carries the article. Everyone has a story to tell. Writer Kathryn Lay shows how to turn your life-stories and experiences into manuscripts that will interest both editors and readers.
Typewriters have no place in a world dominated by computers.
They require bashing, cursing and gnashing of teeth in order to work as word-processors. But, by God, once the cursing is done, and you ve got a stack of paper a foot high sitting next to your dark gray Remington Rand, you know you ve accomplished the nearly-impossible. It s a feeling you won t get with any computer. T.M. Wright expounds. Then there are pens.