Busted! I Caught a Writer Trying to Sell a Stolen Article!! By Angela Hoy
Not often does a scammer try to bamboozle me but it does happen on occasion. Luckily, after so many years, I can usually easily spot the scum.
Heading to the Wedding!
This issue will be slightly abbreviated. We’ll be back on schedule next week. This weekend is our daughter’s wedding in Georgia. We are currently en route to Georgia and we’re in full pre-wedding hysteria right now. I’ll post a picture or two right here next week. And, yes, I DID remember to buy waterproof mascara! […]
PRISM Magazine
“A publication from Evangelicals for Social Action, PRISM is an award-winning quarterly magazine that encourages a vision of relevant, compassionate Christian witness in our culture. Our goal is to articulate and nurture a vision of Christian discipleship grounded in the transforming power that Christ brings to the whole of our lives.” 90% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circ. 3K. Quarterly. Pays on publication. Period between acceptance and publication varies. Buys first rights. No reprints. Responds 1-3 months. Subscription $30. Pays $50/page for 500-3000 words.
The WritersWeekly Trivia Contest Question For 11/05/2015!
Question for 11/05/2015: According to last week’s issue of WritersWeekly.com, what hobby of Marco Gallerani led to a paying gig? THE CORRECT ANSWER, which was “profiling street musicians,” was submitted by Barbara Boyd. Please stay tuned for next week’s contest! You must be a WritersWeekly.com subscriber to participate in the weekly contests. Subscribe (it’s free!). NOTE: […]
Writing Jobs For 11/05/2015
Freelance (Paid) Intern – Pays $9/hour Opposing Views Freelance Standards Aligner – Math & Science IXL Freelance Beauty/Fashion Blogger Scott’s Marketplace Freelance Resume Writers Write in Color Freelance Copywriter – near San Francisco or Pleasanton, CA. Pays up to $30/hour. recruiter Freelance Basketball Editors – Pays $10/hour SLAMonline.com Freelance Editor LawNewz.com Freelance Writer – for […]
Illness Forced Me Into Freelancing…and Now I’m Swamped with Work! By Jane Fazackarley
Like many would be writers, I used to lack the confidence I needed to turn my passion into a full-time job. Then, one day the decision was forced upon me.
Editing Your Own Book for Financial Reasons? When Authors Can’t Afford an Editor…
Angela, How do I access a WritersWeekly article from October 22, 2014? The title is “How To Edit Your Book Before You Submit To A Publisher” by Rickey E. Pittman. Marion Hi Marion, The link for our site map is located at the top of the website. I found the article HERE. Also, please […]
Six Firms That Hire Freelancers to Teach Online! Homeschoolers Need YOU! By Stephanie Marshall Ward
I’m on the recliner in my family room, crouched over my laptop, taking advantage of those precious moments while the rest of the family is still asleep. Scrolling through a 14-year-old student’s essay I just read and corrected, I make notes. What kinds of feedback would help her most at this point in her academic […]
From the 1st Place Winner of the Fall, 2015 24-Hour Short Story Contest!
Sending a heartfelt thank-you to you, Angela…
Finally on Our (Working) Vacation!
This issue will be slightly abbreviated. We finally arrived in Tennessee and, while we’re still working, you can’t beat the view! We’re in the cabin, working over the next few days and, next week, we’re heading down for some adventures in Gatlingburg. On Wednesday, we’ll be making our way back down south again. THIS WEEK’S […]