Paying Gaming Markets For Writers By Karoki Githure
Publications covering gaming always need content. Get paid to write for them!
specialty markets for writing
LAST CHANCE! START-TIME IS TOMORROW!! What Will the Fall, 2021 24-Hour Short Story Contest Topic Be?!?!
Are the leaves changing yet in your neighborhood? They are here! And, what better way to entertain yourself than by entertaining US with a fantastic story on this cozy weekend?!
Will it be there be pumpkins, hay bales, and beautiful falling leaves? How about some crisp apples at an orchard? A cold wind, or an early snow perhaps? Maybe something dark and creepy awaiting unwary trick or treaters! Or…maybe not!
7 Paying Motorbike and Cycling Markets For Writers By Karoki Githure
Here is a list of seven motorcycle websites that will pay you to write for them.
Noisy neighbors force a camping family to… Topic, Common Themes, and Winners of the WritersWeekly.com Summer, 2021 24-Hour Short Story Contest!
The campers next to them were noisy, rude, and downright obnoxious. She winced each time more profanity echoed through the woods. The next morning, they packed up their belongings to head to another campground. But, when they were about to pull out…
How I Became a Successful Online Writing Teacher by Sidra Ansari
In my first 2 months of teaching writing online, I made more than £1000.
9 Magazines That Pay Writers Up to $500 or More Per Article – by Biljana Tadic
From education, climate change, and outdoors topics, to history and sailing, there is probably a market of interest here for you!
5 Paying Flash Fiction Markets for Writers – by Avery Springwood
Telling a tale succinctly can be challenging, but oh-so-rewarding…and PROFITABLE!
6 Paying Niche Short Story Markets for Writers – by Avery Springwood
If articles and informational pieces aren’t your thing, writing short stories can be a great way to earn income as a freelance writer!
Paying Markets for Writers on the History and Culture of Food By Tatiana Claudy
Sell articles about the history and culture of the food.
6 Paying Humor Markets for Freelance Writers – by Emma Larkins
So, how do you get around the fact that everybody and their grandmother wants to attach themselves to the laugh-powered gravy train, regardless of actual skill or quality of sense of humor? Instead of focusing on “just” writing humor, the wise freelancer should find ways to integrate material capable of inducing involuntary grins into articles for niches that aren’t strictly focused on being funny…