Topic, Common Themes, and Winners of the WritersWeekly.com Summer, 2017 24-Hour Short Story Contest!
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“My publisher went out of business but I only have one printed copy of my book…and no files!”
No electronic files? The fix is simple!
Technically Speaking: How To Break Into Technology Writing by S.E. Batt
It’s no surprise that technology writing is a huge market for freelance writers…
I’m a Writer…But I’ve Also Sold More than 8,000 Photos to Magazines! by Bill Vossler
How I GREATLY increased my writing income…with my camera.
Freelance Writing and Photography Jobs for 09/06/17
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Letters and Comments for 09/06/17
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Why Are These Books Best Sellers?
At BookLocker.com, we have more than 2,000 print books on the market, along with a few thousand ebooks. There are two types of books that appear on the BookLocker.com best seller list…
From Unpublishable to Profitable – Converting My Website Content to EBOOKS! By Kristina Seleshanko
I’d just finished a book for a traditional New York publisher and was waiting on a promised contract from another publishing house. Because I knew I’d be working on a book soon, I didn’t want to get involved in a major project…but I also wasn’t sure what to do to scratch my creative itch – or contribute to our family funds.