Author Events 101: How to Profit from Promotion by Sharon Woodhouse
This article is your primer to developing an income stream from a variety of unique author events!
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Freelance Writing, Blogging, Editing, and Photography Jobs for 12/23/2021
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WritersWeekly Trivia Question for 12/17/2021
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Are Non-marginalized Writers Being Marginalized? – by Antaeus Balevre
Every writer’s work should be published based on its merit; not on whether the writer is marginalized…or not. Do you agree?
High-Paying Poetry Markets! By Avery Springwood
If you’re a writer who has poems sitting in a drawer collecting dust, READ THIS!
Friendly Podcasts for Book Promotion By Amanda Steel
Guesting on a podcast can be daunting for writers who are introverts. Here are some author-friendly podcasts.
Writing Personal: How Much Do You Share? By Wendy Hobday Haugh
If you’ve spent your career primarily interviewing and writing about other people, it can be unsettling at first to shift the spotlight to yourself.
5 Tips And Tricks For Creating a Killer Portfolio by Louisa Eunice
Whether you’re a newbie or a professional, these 5 tips and tricks will help you create a killer portfolio.
Ride Texas Magazine
“Since 1998 RIDE TEXAS has been the definitive guide on where to go and what to do for motorcycle travelers interested in Texas and surrounding state destinations. We ONLY accept stories from motorcycle riders with photographs. We generally do not use post-event stories. We do use pre-event stories. We are a travel magazine targeting active and affluent motorcycle riders.” Quarterly. Pays 30 days after publication. Publishes ms 90 days after acceptance. Buys all rights. No reprints. Responds within 10 days. Guidelines available by email.
Pays $200-$300/feature article with photos, $75-$100/event preview, and $100-$200/other.