Freelance Writing, Editing, and Photography Jobs for 03/08/19
31 freelance jobs for writers!
Comments about “Amputees Are Usually Left for Dead … and Other Secrets I Learned in Search and Rescue Training!”
Don’t lose a limb or stop breathing during a mass casualty event! Here’s why!
How I Found an Entirely Unique Writing Niche While on Vacation By Martin Mulcahey
As an avid reader, it occurred to me that it would interest Americans what European bibliophiles are reading.
Finding the Niche WITHIN Your Niche is How to Get More Writing Work – by Tyler Omoth
Let Tyler Omoth help you find the niche within your niche to increase your freelance writing income!
“Can I recreate someone else’s photograph I found online, and use on my book cover?”
Is recreating a photo you find online copyright infringement?
Escaping from the Horrific, Excruciating, Deafening Race!
It sounds like a post-apocalyptic plague of gigantic bees are outside and there is no escape
Amputees Are Usually Left for Dead … and Other Secrets I Learned in Search and Rescue Training!
You definitely won’t see this stuff in a FEMA brochure!
“Websites are offering my book at RIDICULOUS prices! How can I stop them?”
These scammers use my Amazon ads and illustrations claiming all sorts of things, like having 15 books of varying quality on hand, and raising the cover price from $13 to $45. However, my publisher and I have never sold books to these people…
Topic, Common Themes, and Winners of the WritersWeekly.com WINTER, 2019 24-Hour Short Story Contest!
A boy shivering wanders through a snowy forest after his father told him to take care of his mother and sister. Will he make it back home with food from the traps? Where did our Winter, 2019 contest participants take us??? You won’t want to miss the top three winners!
WritersWeekly Trivia Question for 02/21/19
Congratulations to Pamela Allegretto for being the first reader to respond with a correct quote from last week’s World’s Worst Query Letters!! Quote one of the “World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals” that appeared in last week’s issue of WritersWeekly. Send your answer through the contact form here. You must be a WritersWeekly.com subscriber […]