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Make a Real Living as a Freelance Writer: How to Win Top Writing Assignments by Jenna Glatzer
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by Jenna Glatzer

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Ok, if there's a freelance writer who can knock my favourite, Kelly James-Enger, from off her pedestal, Jenna Glatzer might be the one. She gently takes the writer through exercises and ideas that spark saleable articles. I love using ideas from this book in my Writing 12 class, and borrowed heavily from it for our magazine article writing unit! ( )
  ChuckB | Dec 4, 2006 |
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Step-by-step instructions on how writers can earn top dollar writing for magazines are provided in this book. Secrets are revealed about what the high-paying magazines really want, how to build relationships with editors, how to ascertain which sections of a magazine are open to freelancers, what kinds of stories are in demand, what to do if a deadbeat publisher doesn’t pay up, how to market reprints, and how to become an expert in one’s chosen writing field. Basic terms like query, clips, and source sheet are defined for beginning writers, and tips on everything from coming up with an idea to pitching a syndicated column are also included. Writers learn about the little-known sources top freelancers use to find new stories and experts. In addition, they learn how to get their first paying assignments even if they have no prior clips, how to negotiate for better pay, how to find high-paying magazines that aren’t swamped with queries, and how to worm their way into editors’ inboxes even if their e-mail addresses aren’t publicized.

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