Freelance Writing, Editing and Translation Jobs

Freelance Writing Jobs - June 23, 2008

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We are currently looking for individuals interested in writing a few one-off poker related pages for our website. This position will start off slowly, but has the potential to grow into a part-time, work from home writing job. Our immediate requirements include covering a few specific topics for our website and possibly our monthly newsletter. You must be creative and capable of doing self guided work for this position. We will not always supply you with a given topic, it will be up to you to come up with one yourself. A strong knowledge of poker and the world of poker is obviously a huge plus for this position. Please provide us with any relevant resume, experience, etc you have relating to this position in your response to this email. We look forward to hearing from you!

This position is currently available to Canadian citizens only.

Pay: $25-$75 per article
Contact: Jon
Email: thepokerwriter@gmail.com

If you're looking for fulltime or regional work, check Deborah Ng almost always daily jobs for writers - includes full-time and in-house listings, or PoeWar.com and Writers Weekly. PoeWar also publishes guidelines for articles and gets notice when magazines and others are looking for specific pieces... there's a ton of good stuff on this site.