Freelance Success: An ode to the glue gigs
The bylines in high-profile pubs are nice, but savvy freelance writers owe their careers to sturdy, dependable work that may escape the masses. Read More “Freelance Success: An ode to the glue gigs”
Freelance Writing
Freelance Success: Fighting for freelancing
The battle against legislation that would jeopardize freelance writers’ careers is not over. Read More “Freelance Success: Fighting for freelancing”
From the Front Lines: Stepping into discomfort
Your thoughts matter now, more than ever. Here’s how to make them known, and why. Read More “From the Front Lines: Stepping into discomfort”
The best times to pitch an editor
Top tips for understanding when to send your story ideas. Read More “The best times to pitch an editor”
Shut the hell up: A beginner’s guide to interviewing
Ready to nail your first interview? Here are pro tips to get you started. Read More “Shut the hell up: A beginner’s guide to interviewing”
Writing with kids, part IV: Pandemic edition
Tips from freelancers making it work. Read More “Writing with kids, part IV: Pandemic edition”
The freelancer’s guide to helping each other
It’s easy and inexpensive, plus it will make you feel good. What’s not to love? Read More “The freelancer’s guide to helping each other”
Freelance Success: Remembering the reason you started freelancing
Freelance writing is frequently stressful and enervating. When that happens, you have to remember why you’re here. Read More “Freelance Success: Remembering the reason you started freelancing”
COVID-19 relief resources for writers
If you or a writer you know has had their income severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, here are financial resources that may be able to provide financial support. Read More “COVID-19 relief resources for writers”
Freelance Success: Writing a book while maintaining a freelance career
It’s all about learning from your mistakes – repeatedly. Read More “Freelance Success: Writing a book while maintaining a freelance career”
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5 things a personal essay needs to succeed (and sell)
Here are the five components that should be in any truthteller’s toolkit. Read More “5 things a personal essay needs to succeed (and sell)”
Gigi Will Know: Are editors sick of COVID-19 pitches yet?
“I want to write about the COVID-19 pandemic, but I’m worried literary journal editors are saturated with similar submissions.” Read More “Gigi Will Know: Are editors sick of COVID-19 pitches yet?”
Virtual learning opportunities for writers
Since conferences aren’t back on the table for most writers just yet, here are some online learning resources for craft-hungry scribes. Read More “Virtual learning opportunities for writers”