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How I Landed Writing Jobs by Just Asking for Them on Facebook! – by Ingrid Cruz

Published on February 20, 2019 diversify your writing income, writing career advice, writing tips

I needed money FAST so I posted a status update on my Facebook profile…and quickly earned $150!

How to Land High-Paying Freelance Contracts Writing for Textbook Publishers! – by John Riddle

Published on February 20, 2019 diversify your writing income, Paying Markets for Writers, writing career advice, writing tips

One textbook publisher in particular pays $40 PER PAGE!

8 Tantalizing Tips to Make Your Memoirs Memorable for Generations to Come By Dr. Marlene Caroselli

Published on February 13, 2019 author, self-publishing, write that book, writing career advice, writing tips

How to keep generations of readers mesmerized by your memoir!

How To Capitalize On Your Binge-Watching To Get Writing Gigs! – by Ingrid Cruz

Published on February 13, 2019 specialty markets for writing, writing career advice, writing tips

These days, most TV and film writing gigs can be categorized as listicles, quizzes, criticism, and reviews. Familiarize yourself with these forms of writing before deciding…

Should I Write About Abuse if the Abuser Is Still Living?

Published on February 13, 2019 legal, libel, self-publishing, storytelling, writing career advice, writing tips

The abuser could sue. Not naming him can’t protect you from that.

World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals For February, 2019!

Published on February 13, 2019 worst book proposals and query letters, writing career advice, writing tips

Oh, yes! We know you’re excited!! Today, we’re going to share another installment of our popular column, World’s Worst Query Letters and Book Proposals! We really CAN learn from others’ mistakes!