Have you ever wondered why some freelance writers succeed while others struggle to make ends meet from their writing? And what is the difference?
Well, one key factor is that successful writers write where the money is! 'Yeah right, but exactly where is that?' Here is your chance to find out.
I recently finished reading Robert Earle Howells' book "Write Where The Money Is!"...
...and I am giving it a big Thumbs Up.
His book is jam-packed with very practical information about working as a freelance writer.
The author Robert Earle Howells is the real deal.
- He writes for leading magazines including National Geographic magazines, Men's Journal, Outside, Travel + Leisure.
- He is the 2009 Lowell Thomas Travel Journalist of the Year Silver Award Winner.
- He has been a successful freelance writer for 30 years.
"Write Where The Money Is!" provides practical, from-the-ground-up, actionable information that you can start applying immediately in your freelance writing career.
Some of the parts I particularly enjoyed include:
Chapter 2 - a big chapter on How to Pitch Stories.
Chapter 5 - an enlightening look at Working With Editors and all the necessary edits, rewrites, requests for sources and fact-checking.
Chapter 8 - a look at the Skills Critical to Successful Freelancing.
Chapter 10 - a bunch of successful freelance writers and editors add their views of the challenges faced by freelance writers.
You'll also discover some of his own winning pitches that landed him stories in magazines like Smithsonian and National Geographic Traveler.
For further information, please visit "Write Where The Money Is!"
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~ Gary, Editor
