Gingerbread Poop
I can’t believe I forgot to tell you about our Gingerbread Poop! While we were making anatomically correct gingerbread people just before Christmas, we made a piece of gingerbread poop.
How Writers Should Respond to Job Ads By Angela Hoy
While many companies are happy to have their market listings and job ads posted on WritersWeekly, I receive frequent complaints about how our readers respond to those ads. I want to address this ongoing problem here today.
Letters To The Editor For January 10th
This week:
- Thanks!
- Baby Sign Language
Writing For The Medical Trade By Laura Gater
The medical writing specialty is for those who have some medical or health writing experience. You can
How To Tell If A Check Is Bad?
Just read your story about the dangerous scam (targeting an author), and I am sure glad she was smart enough to see all the red flags.
A New Look at the Old Phrase: “Write What You Know.” by Patch Rose
Can anything good come from brain cancer?
If you’re a writer, like me, the answer is most definitely, “yes.” All you need do is keep your head about you – no pun intended – and keep writing.
Holiday Recovery
We did not have a white Christmas so we didn’t get to go tubing and skiing with Richard’s dad and step-mommy. However, it did start to snow about two hours before they were scheduled to leave. Oh well… At least they got SOME snow while they were here!
Letters To The Editor For January 3rd
This Week:
- How Society Supports Low-Paying Writing Jobs
- Ethics vs. Profits
So You Want to Write for a Newspaper by Mark LaFlamme
So, you want to be a freelance writer for a newspaper. You’re nosey as heck and you can write under pressure, but you don’t have a masters degree from Columbia.
Writer Is A Flake
Once again I turn to you for advice, but this time it’s about a writer I hired to help me with a big project. This is the third year I have done this big project for a client and the third time this guy has helped me. No written contract, but I thought he knew the drill. But no.