15 Writers Tell How They Get Paying Gigs -- and How YOU Can, Too!
Whether you're an aspiring writer just starting out, or an established writer looking for ideas to attract new or different assignments, there's something for each of you in Writer Profits: How I Got the Gig.
Here's what you'll find inside:
Networking Masterpieces by Cheryl Wright
Vacation Adventures Inspire Book Ideas by Shara Rendell Smock
Starting My Technical Writing Career by Patrick Kennedy
Getting the Ghostwriting Gig by Marie Pacha
Tips Writing for Internet Income by Amy Krug
Writing for Television by Michael Allen
Earn More in Less Time By Writing About What You Know by Resmi Jaimon
Writing Course Leads to First Acceptance by Jenny Burr
Networking for $$$ by Cynthia Lueck Sowden
Getting Published: From Novels to Young Adult Fiction & Children's Books by Jacqueline Seewald
Building a Gig Trap Through Organizational Activity by Sue Ellen Davison
Rhetoric in the Digital Age or the Way of Being a Good Web Content Writer by Kevin Rux
Magazine Writing & More by Sharon Greenaway
GET A Gimmick, Land a Column by Chuck Baker
Editors Tell You What They Want - Believe Them by Susan Carter
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