Deadbeat Editor Giving You The Run-Around?

Published on February 2, 2005

I would be remiss if I didn’t write and thank you for your article on January 12 with the sample letter “encouraging” deadbeat editors to pay up. When the e-zine with that letter arrived, I sat down and composed an email to a publisher along the same lines as your letter, but adding to the list of those I was notifying was the local chamber of commerce since the magazine I wrote the article (advertorial) for is interested in having area businesses contract for their services.

How to Spot a Risky Freelance Job By David H. Levin and Angela Hoy

Published on February 2, 2005

Any business might occasionally take on contracts that it later regrets having accepted. Other companies may offer too-good-to-be-true terms in the hopes of obtaining free labor. Avoiding these risky “opportunities” is a challenge, especially for the freelancer. The following warning signs should make you think twice about pursuing a particular freelance assignment.

Travel Stories Evolve Into Travel Guide By Jim Postell

Published on February 2, 2005

Travel Stories Evolve Into Travel Guide By Jim Postell

Sitting at my computer I proudly smile at a book. That may seem unusual, but on the cover of that book – in bold, yellow, capital letters is my name. After four years of research/writing, countless queries/rejections from publishers, regular advice from Angela’s WritersWeekly, a surprisingly short contract negotiation, and a release date delayed for over a year, my book is out.

Whispers and Warnings For February 2nd

Published on February 2, 2005

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There are many more complaints, comments and inquiries appearing on the Whispers and Warnings forum at:
https://forums.writersweekly.com/viewforum.php?f=14

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