An $8K Freelance Research Gig! Finding Freelance Opportunities at Associations – By John Riddle
There are literally thousands of Associations in the U.S., both for profit and not for profit. Here’s how to find them…
writing career advice
“Should I call the updated version of my book Second Edition…or not?”
The publisher has relinquished all rights and removed the book from Amazon. The content will be almost the same…
From High School Teacher, to TED Talk Presenter, to the Author of 60 Books! Don’t Be Fooled into Thinking Your Present Will Be Your Future… – by Dr. Marlene Caroselli
From grave digger to best selling novelist (Stephen King); From single mother on government assistance to $650 million net worth (J.K. Rowling); From high school English teacher to TED talk presenter (ME!)…
APPLES AND ORANGES?! Stop Comparing Yourself to Other Writers! – By Wendy Hobday Haugh
Every writer’s self-image takes a nosedive now and then but comparing yourself to another writer for the purpose of improving one’s motivation or skills can be highly educational!
LAST CHANCE! THIS SATURDAY!! What will the Winter, 2019 24-Hour Short Story Contest Topic Be?!?!
You do NOT want to miss it! Participants RAVE about how much fun this contest is!
Six Paying Outdoors/Sports Markets for Writers! – by Mari Colham
Do you write about outdoors topics? Pitch these 6 paying markets for writers and photographers!
If You Are “Sympathy Pitching” Editors and Publishers, PLEASE STOP! by Brian P. Whiddon, Managing Editor
Believe it or not, I get pitches from writers using these angles almost every day. And, these pitches don’t sell writing any better than they sell cars…
My Writing Led to Non-Writing Income! Yours Can, Too! – by Dr. Marlene Caroselli
Your writing may open doors to other freelance income opportunities!
Four Types of Clients to Avoid to Earn More Money with Less Stress! By Jennifer Brown Banks
Non-paying, haggling, disrespectful, and other types of clients you should AVOID in the new year!
I Didn’t Pursue My Dream of Freelance Writing Until I Became Disabled – By Stefanie August
It was not until 2008, when I became disabled, and spent 6 years battling to receive benefits, that I began to use my creative writing skill-set as a means to support myself…
