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14 Full Time and Remote Jobs for Writers

Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of traditional jobs for writing, including editing jobs, copywriting jobs, and more. Many of these are remote opportunities. Companies in this list include Condé Nast, The Washington Post, E!, Forbes, Fox Sports, and more. – Jacob Jans Thanks to Fatima Saif for compiling this list. The Washington Post is…

14 Calls for Pitches Directly from Editors

Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of calls for writers — directly from editors, covering a wide variety of themes and topics. Please carefully study the publication before contacting the editor. When writing your pitch, be sure to: Carefully study the publication, to get a sense of their style Have a clear idea of where…

$1,800 Short Story Contest from Sapiens Plurum

Sapiens Plurum is now hosting their annual Short Fiction Contest. This year’s theme is “Inventing Beautiful Futures.” This year, submissions are open until June 1st, 2022. The grand prize is $1,000. It is open to writers from around the world, aged 18 or older. According to the contest page: Write a story that uses technology…

30 Themed Calls for Submissions to Magazines and Websites

There are 30 nonfiction themes in the 21 markets listed here. Some of the themes are: codebreakers; into space; issues affecting women; cars against humanity; carbon offsets; sinister stories (on writing horror/evil); reimagining techno-optimism; tender; migration; gardening stories; and coin collecting. A few also publish creative work. Some have pitch/submission deadlines specified, but some do…

10 Fiction Markets Paying $50 to $600 for May 2022

These markets pay $50 to $600 for fiction; one of them pays more for novella-length work. A few also accept other genres, like non-fiction and poetry. – S. Kalekar Sylvia They publish fiction, non-fiction, and poetry “for every season”. “We are looking for nature-inspired pieces for summer, autumn and winter. We are leaning into our…

33 Calls for Pitches Directly from Editors

Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of calls for writers — directly from editors, covering a wide variety of themes and topics. Please carefully study the publication before contacting the editor. When writing your pitch, be sure to: Carefully study the publication, to get a sense of their style Have a clear idea of where…

$24,000 Storyteller Writing Contest From Amazon

Announcing the 2022 Amazon UK  Storyteller contest, with a grand prize of £20,000, or around $24,000, based on the current conversion rates. The winner will also get a marketing campaign from Amazon, which is likely to drive a significant amount of sales. The contest requires writers to publish their entry via Kindle Direct Publishing, as…
 

Case Studies

Case Study: How I Landed My Own Arts Column

By Lowri Llewelyn Here in Wales, just about every woman under the age of 35 has a print by Niki Pilkington on her wall. Having worked with clients ranging from MTV to Sir Paul McCartney, I was inspired by this small town girl who became Kind of a Big Deal. Despite Niki’s popularity, I noticed…

How I Landed My First Paid Publication (Without a Portfolio)

By Kyle Geoffrey Uy “Freelance writing is something anyone can do”, said freelance writer Ian Chandler in his webinar. As someone just starting out, those words gave me hope. I didn’t know anything about where to begin, so I watched this free webinar to learn more. The knowledge Ian gave us viewers paved the way…

How to Talk to Potential Freelance Writing Clients (So You Can Win New Contracts)

The Sales Call Strategy That’s Helped Me Close Clients Without Feeling Sales-y I get it, nobody enjoys sales meetings. But if you want to grow your freelance writing business, you need to get better at them. That means learning how to have conversations with potential clients, face to face. Here are some tips that have…

Case Study: How I Broke into the Smart Mouth Newsletter and Earned $1 per Word

  by Tatiana Claudy “You can, you should, and if you’re brave enough to start, you will.”                                                                                                                       Steven King   For about five years I was writing for Christian and writers’ magazines and websites. I became a regular contributor to several publications and developed good working relationships with their editors. Then I went back…

The Anatomy of an Instructional Pitch (How I Got Paid $500 for One Article)

By Matthew Gaiser One of the more profitable areas of freelance writing is the advisory and instructional space. People are willing to pay to learn how to do things better and frequently read blogs that help them do better work. That means the blogs are willing to pay a relative premium for such posts. I…

Help for the Newbie Travel Writer

Cruising the Caribbean, thrill seeking on an African safari or mad shopping in New York city, any and every trip you take can be turned in to the kind of adventure travel editors love to buy. By Robyn McGee Congrats to me! My article “Safari Diary” was chosen by the editors of the “WorldNomads” website…

How to Land Writing Clients With LinkedIn

I started my business eight years ago. Being a startup, I had no income and limited funds to spend on Sales and Marketing. I turned to LinkedIn as my primary avenue to build my fledgeling business and drive sales. Without spending a cent on LinkedIn, over the last eight years, I have generated 80% of…