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Writer's Digest Handbook of Making Money Freelance Writing

Do you want to freelance? I mean, really freelance? And be the master of your own literary destiny? Then buy this book!

Writer's Digest produces fine books for the writing professional but the one that really lays the foundation for the starting freelancer is this tome. The book is really a collection of articles written by professional writers in a veriety of genres. Each article is loaded with tips, tricks, and helpful, timely information that every beginning freelancer needs to know. From how to get published, to the basics of running your own freelance business, this book covers it all. (Did I mention that it covers it all! )

In a word - BUY IT!

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How to Write and Publish Articles in Nursing

by: Donna Richards Sheridan, Donna Lee Dowdney

San Francisco, CA. Step-by-step instruction on the writing process, from original idea to publication. Includes techniques, exercises, checklists and forms. Includes information on electronic publishing. DNLM: Writing--nurses instruction.

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Strategic Writing: Multimedia Writing for Public Relations, Advertising, Sales and Marketing, and Business Communication

by: Charles Marsh, David W. Guth, Bonnie Poovey Short

* Prepares students for a convergent, multidisciplinary world by featuring writing for print, broadcast, and online media in a variety of strategic disciplines: public relations, advertising, sales and marketing, and business communication.
* Provides concise "recipes," with examples and templates, for each document, helping students write on deadline in or out of the classroom.
* Features brief but highly focused chapters in an easy-to-use spiral binding so that students will enjoy using the text.
* Offers a separate Instructor's Manual that includes at least two assignments for each of the documents/executions as well as a flexible syllabus, allowing instructors to tailor assignments to their own needs.

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Queries & Submissions (Elements of Article Writing)

by: Tom Clark

From my years in publishing as an author, magazine editor and currently a book acquisitions editor, I know the value of a good pitch. It's everything to capture an editor's attention.

Tom Clark gives seasoned advice about how to seize the editor's attention and imagination. if you want to cut down on your rejection rate as a writer, then get this book.

As he writes in the final pages, "Successful freelancing isn't a one-shot proposition. You write, you sell, and you write again. But each article will be a different experience. The first article may be on safety in homes, and the next one is on Hawaiian rain forests, and the third is on mega-aquariums. The world truly is your oyster; you can pluck the pearl of an idea from any spot on it."

I recommend this book.

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How to Write Articles That Sell

by: Perry Wilbur

This is a practical and inspirational handbook that will guide aspiring writers as well as seasoned pros through the mysteries of researching, writing, and selling freelance articles for magazines, newspapers, and Internet zines. With explicit examples and an easy-to-understand writing style, L. Perry Wilbur and Jon Samsel help writers to realize their inherent power for creative expression by showing how to transform bright ideas into saleable articles. Covering how to pick a topic, tailor articles to a particular market, create a winning query letter, work with an editor, combine text with the right photographs, sidebars, and graphics, and break into emerging markets on the Internet and World Wide Web, this book is a unique and timeless resource for writers of all ages and levels of experience.

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