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History of Helping New Writers by Algis Budrys
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Novice writers who hoped to learn his storytelling and story-selling skills often consulted L. Ron Hubbard for advice. He was happy to offer suggestions and so he began sharing his hard-earned experience with creative writing students.

Prize Writing—Three Things to Know
If you think about it deeply, everything that you write is really for a competition. You’re competing for publication with other writers, for promotional monies from the marketing departments of various publishers, for literary awards, and of course for your reading audience.

Writers of the Future Taps Kary English as New First Reader
The L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Contest would like to welcome Kary English as the new first reader for contest entries!

One Foot in Front of the Other
One writer's journey of persistence on becoming a writer. And how Writers of the Future has helped him stay the course despite a number of falls.

Showcase: Lucas Durham, Illustrators of the Future Winner
During my first week of college, I was gifted with one of Frank…

Writers of the Future 2nd Quarter Winners Announced for Volume 35
The judging results are in! And here are the 2nd Quarter 2018 Writers of the Future Contest winners.

Illustrators of the Future 2nd Quarter Winners Announced for Volume 35
Here are the 2nd Quarter 2018 Illustrators of the Future Contest winners for Volume 35. Congratulations to you all!

How to Impress an Editor by Frederik Pohl
What goes through an editor’s mind when he reads a story by an aspiring writer? In this article written by Frederik Pohl in 1987 for Writers of the Future volume 3, he is about to tell you.…

Art Is a Journey by Bob Eggleton
Art? So you want to do art for a living? Do you know what the chances of success are?”

Some Important Facts You Should Know About Writers & Illustrators of the Future
The Writers of the Future Contest began in 1984 and the companion Illustrators of the Future Contest followed 5 years later. Both have grown to become the largest merit competitions of their kind in the world.
