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    Mar 04, 2021 1 minute

    Opening the door

    ‘I have been a subscriber to Writing Magazine years and found it exceptionally helpful when I was just starting out as a writer,’ writes subscriber Nicola Lisle.

    ‘My first ever published article Article Writing and Freelance Journalism course, and it was published in in January 2000. I can still remember opening the letter from Richard Bell telling me that he wanted to publish my article – I couldn’t quite believe it! I appeared again in in October 2003 when Alex Gazzola interviewed me for his Making a Living slot, and I have since written a few articles for .

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