Freelance Writing Jobs for Wednesday, January 27, 2010

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We offer 61 freelance writing jobs , blogging jobs, editing jobs, translation jobs and creative gigs today.

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  1. Hiring Nonfiction Freelance Writers! Suite101 currently has openings for nonfiction freelance writers across all subject matters. With over 4,000 writers, 24 million monthly readers and lifelong advertising royalties, Suite101 offers a well-established platform for getting published, read and paid. Apply to write for us today!
  2. Proofreader
  3. Writers (2-3)
  4. Writer Needed for Rental Company Publications
  5. Editors Wanted
  6. Copy editors needed
  7. Online Writing Positions
  8. Blogger
  9. Content Writer
  10. Yahoo! Search Editor
  11. Great Writing Position for Experienced Writers
  12. Seeking a Long-Term Blogger/Webmaster/Virtual Assistant/ To Run Family Friendly Websites
  13. Freelance Skincare and Beauty Writers Needed for Online Magazine
  14. Researcher with Strong Quantitative, Analytical, and Graphics Skills
  15. Writer of the Creative type
  16. Crafty Editing / Proofreading
  17. Copywriter for Networking Equipment company
  18. Online PR
  19. PR firm needs pitching help – experienced only
  20. Writer for Taglines
  21. Copywriter and Editor needed
  22. Health Writers wanted
  23. Leap of Faith
  24. Experienced Curriculum Writer Needed
  25. Ghostwriter
  26. Graphic Artists & Writers Needed
  27. Women’s Comedy Show Seeks Writers
  28. Talk Tools (USA)
  29. Research Help
  30. Hunters take aim
  31. Fisherman, catch an opportunity
  32. Paintball Enthusiasts!
  33. Do you love beauty products?
  34. Screenwriter
  35. Seek freelance medical editor/writer with psychiatry experience
  36. Baby gooroo seeks experienced blogger for Editor-in-Chief position
  37. Creative Writers wanted for Local New York City Website
  38. Web content writer
  39. Urban Men’s Lifestyle Blogger
  40. Japanese writer/translator needed
  41. Searching for Soccer Bloggers
  42. Relationships Experts
  43. Copy Writer – Technology Subjects
  44. Grant Writers Needed. Worth the Read
  45. Preppy Culture Writer
  46. Freelance bloggers needed for automotive industry related writing
  47. Interactive Dialog Writer
  48. Seeking a copywriter
  49. Publicist needed
  50. Sales Pitch
  51. Wanted: “Wordpress Themes + How To Blog” Blogger

  52. Travel Blogger
  53. Web blogger/social networks/designer for music management and publishing group
  54. Church Libraries - 9118 W. Elmwood Dr., #1G, Niles, IL 60714-5820. F(847)296-0754. Email: linjohnson-at-eclalibraries.org. Website: http://www.eclalibraries.org. Lin Johnson, Managing Editor. “Our purpose is to assist church and Christian school librarians in setting up, maintaining, and promoting libraries and media centers. Two-thirds of the journal is devoted to reviews of books and other media to help librarians make wise choices with their budgets. (I’m not looking for reviewers.) Although the audience is theologically conservative, almost any kind of how-to article related to church libraries will fit it.” 25-30% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circ. 350. Quarterly. Pays upon acceptance. Publishes ms 6-24 months after acceptance. Buys first rights. Accepts reprints. Responds 3-8 weeks. Sample copy available by request to info-at-eclalibraries.org with your mailing address. Subscription $35; $40 Canada; $50 other. Guidelines online  at: http://www.eclalibraries.org/writersguidelines.pdf. CURRENT NEEDS: “How-to articles on running a church library and special promotional events, profiles of church libraries with photographs (prints or high resolution electronic, some vertical).” Pays $0.05/word for 500-1500 words. “Send query or complete ms. via email only. Include a one-sentence bio, identifying who you are (i.e., librarian at xyz church in x city, freelance writer + any connection you have with church or school libraries).” PHOTOS/ART: See above.
  55. Wavelength Magazine – #6 10 Commercial St., Nanaimo, BC, Canada, V9R 5G2. P(250)244-6437. F(250)244-1937. Email: info-at-wavelengthmagazine.com. Website: http://www.wavelengthmagazine.com. John Kimantas, Editor. “Free kayaking magazine distributed throughout the US and Canada and online. Also available by subscription.” 60% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circ. 20k. Quarterly. Pays at the end of the month after publication. Publishes ms 6-9 months after acceptance. Buys First North American rights – online and print. Writer/photographer retains copyright. Responds in a week. Sample copies available at their website. Subscription $20 Canada (CAD); $30 (CAD) in the US and elsewhere. Guidelines online at http://www.wavelengthmagazine.com/Submissions.html. CURRENT NEEDS: “Articles on coastal parks and Day Trips. See online writer’s guidelines for a description.” Pays $200+ (CAD) for a feature article, $25 (CAD) per photo, average $400 (CAD) for a feature submission. Submit query per their guidelines along with low-resolution, sample pictures, if available. PHOTOS/ART: “Photography is an integral part of any submission. Think 50% writing, 50% photography. Must be excellent.” Pays $25+ (CAD), $200 (CAD) for cover. HINTS: “We are inundated with first-person destination articles. DO NOT submit articles if you find your feature starts paragraphs with ‘The next day we….’ We are looking for historical, ecological and environmental interpretations to provide information beyond tourist trips by kayak. Be creative with anecdotes.”
  56. Valley Business Front541 Luck Ave., Suite 100, Roanoke VA 24016. P(540)556-8510. Email: dsmith-at-vbfront.com. Website: http://www.vbfront.com. Dan Smith, Editor. 75% freelance. “We are a European-sized (10 x 6 inches), full-color glossy monthly magazine covering businesses and business issues in the western part of Virginia. Founded in Oct. 2008. Our stories run between 500 and 2,000 words and we encourage writers to be photographers, as well. Stories are features in nature with some investigative work. We require good writing that is upbeat, accessible and accurate.” Welcomes new writers. “Writers receive written, detailed assignments (complete with phone numbers, background and questions we want answered), deadlines and guidance when needed. We critique each story upon acceptance.” Circ. 52K. Monthly. “Deadlines are mid-month, six weeks before publication (March issue would have Jan. 15 deadline).” Pays “mid month when the article is scheduled to be published (if it doesn’t run that month, the writer is paid when initially scheduled and in full).” Publishes ms approximately 6 weeks after acceptance. Buys all rights. “We generally allow writers to sell second rights in non-competing publications.” No reprints. Responds quickly. Sample articles online. Subscription $36. Guidelines not available. “Look at the magazine and it’s easy to determine what we want.” CURRENT NEEDS: “We have no specific current needs that are not being met. We have a stable of about 25 writers we use on a regular or semi-regular basis, but because of the nature of freelance writing, we are always looking for good ones.” Pays $50-$200, depending on the difficulty of the assignment, for 500-1,500 words (“most are in the in the 600-word range”). Submit cover letter, bio and clips by email. “If you have a story suggestion, mention it, but almost all of our story ideas are generated in the office.” PHOTOS/ART: “Nothing required, but the writers who take pictures get more assignments. The better the package, the more work.” Pays $10-$25 for photos. HINTS: “Be persistent. Give me a reason to hire you. You need to be a good deal and you need to do quality work. The market is competitive. We like writers, respect writers and treat writers well, always.”
  57. Part-time European History Writer
  58. Laptop Advice Writer
  59. Freelance Horse Racing Writers Needed

2. Low Pay

  1. Workshop manual and Facilitator guide needed
  2. Writing Company Wanted For Project

Canadian writing job seekers may find what they want at the Canadian Freelance Writing Jobs Blog.  Deb Ng publishes jobs at  FreelanceWritingGigs. Problogger also posts blogging jobs. Jennifer Mattern at All Freelance Writing.

Write well and often,

Anne

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