Writing for the Press by W. A. C.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 25, 1909

Writing for the Press

By W. A. C.

A BROTHER from California, requesting a copy of “How to Write for the Press,” says: “I have done a little along the line of writing for the public press. Last fall and winter I contributed about twenty articles to five of the leading papers in the county, and I hope to do more this winter.”

A sister in California, sending for a copy, writes: “In the REVIEW of October 21 I find the notice of ‘How to Write for the Press.’ That seems an answer to my prayer for an opportunity for service in our precious message.”

We are certain that this matter of writing for the press has great possibilities in it, and that a great field of usefulness may thus be opened up for many, and an opportunity found for putting to use much hitherto dormant talent.

W. A. C.