How To Write Special Feature Articles

• THE FIELD FOR SPECIAL ARTICLES Chapter 1
• PREPARATION FOR SPECIAL FEATURE WRITING Chapter 2
• FINDING SUBJECTS AND MATERIAL Chapter 3
• APPEAL AND PURPOSE Chapter 4
• TYPES OF ARTICLES Chapter 5
• WRITING THE ARTICLE Chapter 6
• HOW TO BEGIN Chapter 7
• STYLE Chapter 8
• TITLES AND HEADLINES Chapter 9
• PREPARING AND SELLING THE MANUSCRIPT Chapter 10
• PHOTOGRAPHS AND OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS Chapter 11
• AN OUTLINE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SPECIAL FEATURE ARTICLES Chapter 12
• TEACH CHILDREN LOVE OF ART THROUGH STORYTELLING Chapter 13
• WHERE GIRLS LEARN TO WIELD SPADE AND HOE Chapter 14
• BOYS IN SEARCH OF JOBS Chapter 15
• GIRLS AND A CAMP Chapter 16
• YOUR PORTER Chapter 17
• THE GENTLE ART OF BLOWING BOTTLES Chapter 18
• THE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYHOUSE Chapter 19
• THE SINGULAR STORY OF THE MOSQUITO MAN Chapter 20
• A COUNTY SERVICE STATION Chapter 21
• GUARDING A CITY'S WATER SUPPLY Chapter 22
• THE OCCUPATION AND EXERCISE CURE Chapter 23
• THE BRENNAN MONORAIL CAR Chapter 24
• A NEW POLITICAL WEDGE Chapter 25
• THE JOB LADY Chapter 26
• MARK TWAIN'S FIRST SWEETHEART, BECKY THATCHER, TELLS OF THEIR CHILDHOOD COURTSHIP Chapter 27
• FOUR MEN OF HUMBLE BIRTH HOLD WORLD DESTINY IN THEIR HANDS Chapter 28
• THE CONFESSIONS OF A COLLEGE PROFESSOR'S WIFE Chapter 29
• A PARADISE FOR A PENNY Chapter 30
• WANTED: A HOME ASSISTANT Chapter 31
• SIX YEARS OF TEA ROOMS Chapter 32
• ONE MAN'S WAY OF SERVING THE DIRECTTOCONSUMER MARKET Chapter 33
• SALES WITHOUT SALESMANSHIP Chapter 34
• THE ACCIDENT THAT GAVE US WOODPULP PAPER Chapter 35
• CENTENNIAL OF THE FIRST STEAMSHIP TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC Chapter 36

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