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AUGUST 12, 2026

Contents

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From the Editor's Desk - DON'T FALL FOR IT, FOLKS! The "Boxall Reading Challenge" Impersonation Scam - by Angela Hoy, Publisher

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The WritersWeekly Podcast! - NEW EPISODE!

EPISODE 52 (PART 2) – Four Industry Professionals Discuss Scams, Author Egos (!!), and AI

Your ego can result in you getting you scammed. Listen to professionals' advice, not your mother's. Do you want to write an average book or a great book? And so much more!

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News From the Home Office - IT'S PERSONAL! Why I No Longer Give Out My Phone Number (But Scammers WILL Give You Theirs!)

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Feature Article - My Visibility as an Author Attracted a Stalker - by Andrea Reynolds

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Ask The Expert - Do NOT Work With Companies That Have Lovable.app in Their Website Addresses!

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New Releases from BookLocker!

(NOTE: If BookLocker publishes your book, we can feature it for our thousands of WritersWeekly readers, and on our numerous social media channels, at no charge!)
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Paying Markets for Writers

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Freelance and Full-time Remote Writing, Blogging, Editing, and Photography Jobs for 08/12/2026

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Marketing Secrets - 11 Sports Markets That Pay Writers - by Karoki Githure

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And - Skip Being Everywhere Online, And Just Be Somewhere Instead - by Richard Hoy

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This Week's Trivia Question! Win a FREE E-BOOK of your choice from BookLocker.com!

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24HourShortStoryContest.com

The Fall contest is our most popular one all year!!!

From the Editor's Desk

DON'T FALL FOR IT, FOLKS! The "Boxall Reading Challenge" Impersonation Scam - by Angela Hoy, Publisher

Do you homework (or contact me!) before you send money to a stranger!

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DON'T FALL FOR IT, FOLKS! The "Boxall Reading Challenge" Impersonation Scam - by Angela Hoy, Publisher

The WritersWeekly Podcast!

Available on 4 platforms, including YouTube!
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Click for links to ALL EPISODES.


NEW!!!

EPISODE 52 (PART 2) Four Industry Professionals Discuss Scams, Author Egos (!!), and AI

Your ego can get you scammed. Listen to professionals' advice, not your mother's. Do you want to write an average book or a great book? And so much more!

PREVIOUS EPISODES

Click for links to ALL EPISODES.

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News From the Home Office

IT'S PERSONAL! Why I No Longer Give Out My Phone Number (But Scammers WILL Give You Theirs!)

Boundary breakers, death threats, and stalkers. OH MY!

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IT'S PERSONAL! Why I No Longer Give Out My Phone Number (But Scammers WILL Give You Theirs!)

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Feature Article

My Visibility as an Author Attracted a Stalker - by Andrea Reynolds

I had to give away everything I owned, and I disappeared for eight years.

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My Visibility as an Author Attracted a Stalker - by Andrea Reynolds

NEED AN EDITOR FOR YOUR NEW BOOK?

MORE HAPPY BOOKLOCKER AUTHORS!

Ask The Expert

Do NOT Work With Companies That Have Lovable.app in Their Website Addresses!

Lovable.app is a HOTBED for scammers!!!

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Do NOT Work With Companies That Have Lovable.app in Their Website Addresses!

CONTACT US FOR A FREE COPY!

New Releases from BookLocker.com!

(NOTE: If BookLocker publishes your book, we can feature it for our thousands of WritersWeekly readers, and on our numerous social media channels, at no charge!)

The Model of 1922 Series of Springfield Rifles - by Michael Raborn MD

The Model of 1922 Series of Springfield Rifles looks at the history, conception, production and evolution of the only 22 caliber line of rifles ever produced at The Springfield Arsenal.

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The Model of 1922 Series of Springfield Rifles - by Michael Raborn MD

Bring Out Your Dead: Volume Three In The Service With A Sneer Chronicles - by John J. Lamb

How were murders solved before DNA and digital evidence existed? Retired homicide detective John Lamb takes the reader back to 1984 and into the real world of death investigations in what was then one of California’s most violent cities.

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Bring Out Your Dead: Volume Three In The Service With A Sneer Chronicles - by John J. Lamb

Beyond the Sycamores - by Gary Bryan Jones

In the midst of life, there is death. While these depths are difficult to comprehend, this book bridges both worlds, reaching far beyond mere fiction.

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Beyond the Sycamores - by Gary Bryan Jones

The Last Word: When you figure out that your cats might just have a better handle on life than you do - by Margaret Stewart

This delightful collection of true-to-life stories captures the humor, frustration, and unconditional love that come with sharing a home with determined felines.

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The Last Word: When you figure out that your cats might just have a better handle on life than you do - by Margaret Stewart

Paying Markets for Writers

Bible Advocate

“The Bible Advocate is one of America’s oldest religious magazines still in print. Founded in 1863 under the title The Hope of Israel, it is published by the Church of God (Seventh Day). This is not the Seventh-day Adventists. The Bible Advocate's purpose is to advocate the Bible, represent the Church, and glorify the God of grace and truth.” 20-40% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Bimonthly. Pays on publication. Publishes ms 6-12 months after acceptance. Buys first rights. Accepts reprints. Responds within 4-10 weeks. Guidelines online.

Pays $25 per published page, up to $65. Poetry and fillers pay $20.

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Bible Advocate

Brew Your Own

“Brew Your Own is the how-to homebrew beer magazine.” Welcomes new writers. 85% freelance. Publishes 8 issues/year. Pays on publication. Publishes ms 3-6 months after acceptance. Buys all rights. No reprints. Responds 2-8 weeks. Sample articles online. Use the ABOUT US link on their website to contact for submission.

Pays $25-$200 for 1000-2500 words.

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Brew Your Own

The Ashtray Blog

“The Ashtray Blog provides vaping and THR news, ecigarette guides, humour and special offers.” Welcomes new writers. Weekly. Pays on publication. Publishes ms in 1-4 weeks after acceptance. Buys online and hard copy rights. No reprints. Responds in 1-3 days. Sample blog posts available online. Guidelines online

Pays $50 + $5/photo.

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CRAFT Literary Magazine

“Established in 2017 as a literary magazine for fiction, CRAFT expanded in 2020 to publish creative nonfiction as well. We explore how writing works, reading pieces with a focus on the elements of craft, on the art of prose. We feature previously unpublished creative work, with occasional reprints, as well as critical pieces including craft essays and interviews. All published creative pieces include an author’s note and an editorial introduction that both discuss stylistics in the work. We do not charge fees for our fiction or creative nonfiction submissions, or for our craft categories, and we are a paying market. Our general submissions are open year-round with no capacity limits. We value accessibility—keeping CRAFT free to read and free to submit to is our priority. We work with all writers, established as well as emerging. All creative work published in CRAFT comes through submission; we do not solicit fiction or creative nonfiction. We offer editorial feedback on short prose, as well as free fast-response submissions for writers from historically marginalized groups.” Weekly. Pays on publication. Publishes within two months of acceptance. Buys First Serial Publication Rights for three months. Sometimes accepts reprints for contests. Responds in four to five months. Guidelines online.

Pays $50-$200.

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Freelance and Full-time Remote Writing, Blogging, Editing, and Photography Jobs for 08/12/2026

NEED WRITERS, BLOGGERS, EDITORS, AUTHORS, OR OTHER CREATIVE FOLKS?? We’ll post your ad on WritersWeekly FOR FREE. Please complete THIS FORM.

30 freelance and full-time remote writing jobs!

For links to all jobs featured below, CLICK HERE.

Remote Full-Time Writer - Pays $89K-$120K/year
Mansueto Ventures

Remote Full-Time Technical Writer
BLN24

Remote Full-Time Content Writer
LaunchSquad

Remote Full-Time Content Writer
Homify Online GmbH

Remote Full-Time Health Staff Writer
Virtual Vocations Inc.

Remote Full-Time Copywriter
Mindbody

Remote Full-Time Content Marketing Writer/Editor
Foundant

Remote Full-Time Ghostwriter - Pays $105K-$120K/year
Neuemotion

Remote Full-Time Content Writer - Pays $30-$35/hour
Bringg

Remote Full-Time Copywriter
Golden Hippo®

Remote Full-Time Editor
Royal Media

Remote Full-Time Researcher and Catalog Writer
Hagerty

Remote Full-Time Copywriter/Editor
Snap Finance

Remote Full-Time Copywriter - Pays $60K-$90K/year
Moore

Remote Full-Time Retail/UX Copywriter
Aquent

Remote Full-Time Writer
Mob Entertainment

Remote Full-Time Copywriter - Pays $115K-$165K/year
Kindred

Remote Full-Time Digital Content Specialist
Julia Balfour, LLC

Remote Full-Time Copywriter
Sundayy

Remote Full-Time Technical Writer
Jamf

Remote Full-Time Journalist - Pays $110K-$130K/year
AirGarage

Remote Full-Time SEO Content Writer
Honest Digital

Remote Full-Time Editor
People Inc.

Remote Full-Time Editor - Pays $200K-$220K/year
The Voleon Group

Remote Full-Time Technical Writer
Ping Identity

Remote Full-Time Editor
Clio

Remote Full-Time Content Editor
Better Collective

Remote Full-Time Reporter
The Epoch Times

Remote Full-Time Learning Content Editor
National Safety Council

Freelance Creative Writer - Pays $30-$60/hour
Crossing Hurdles

For links to all jobs featured above, CLICK HERE.

NEED WRITERS, BLOGGERS, EDITORS, AUTHORS, OR OTHER CREATIVE FOLKS?? We’ll post your ad on WritersWeekly FOR FREE. Please complete THIS FORM.

Marketing Secrets (Two articles this week!)

11 Sports Markets That Pay Writers - by Karoki Githure

Football, bowling, skiing, triathlons, refereeing, horseracing, paddling, and more!

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11 Sports Markets That Pay Writers - by Karoki Githure

Skip Being Everywhere Online, And Just Be Somewhere Instead - by Richard Hoy

Having an online presence is important. But if you spread yourself out too thin trying to be seen everywhere, you may not successfully build the following you want.

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Skip Being Everywhere Online, And Just Be Somewhere Instead - by Richard Hoy
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