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EDITOR'S THOUGHTS
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A LETTER FROM A READER WHO AGREES WITH NO FREE - AND THEIR LOGIC
Hope,
I have agreed with you all along on the nothing for free topic. I can't imagine my utility company giving me a month of free service in exchange for my comment on how good the electricity was. They are selling a product. As writers, so are we.
I would add, however, as a READER, I rarely download a free book. What is the saying? You get what you pay for? The caveat to that would be that I have been introduced to a couple of my now favorite authors because of a $1.99 promotion. I am always disappointed when I read the book blurb, think it will be great, spend $15-$35 for it, and am disappointed because I don't like the writing style of the writer, the tone, the pacing, the flat characters, or whatever. Reading, for me, first
and foremost, is for enjoyment. I find that I am increasingly unwilling to risk the cost of a book on an unknown quantity.
But I will risk $1.99 and then go on to pay full price for subsequent books from my newfound author! One of my favorite writing duos is Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. I spent $0.99 (years ago!) for my first. I now OWN every book they have written, including the ones each has written individually. Had I not spent that first $0.99 I would never know (and they would never have profited) because I didn't want to risk the disappointment at the cost of $25. Libraries are a good option,
but an emerging writer rarely has that venue to make their work available.
There are perhaps half a dozen authors I now read regularly because of an initial $1.99 download. A couple of them were totally unestablished when I first read them, and I now have the ability to say, "I read them when."
It's a balancing act, for sure, but as a writer, I agree: nothing for free. Introductory promotion perhaps, but don't give it away. That will become the norm, and we will all take on the persona of the starving artist...and starve.
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FROM HOPE: I could not have said it better myself.
Thanks
- Hope
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SUCCESS STORY
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Hi, Hope:
I just want to say thank you. I found a great market on your website, fundsforwriters.com. The magazine is WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION. They accepted two of my personal essays and paid me well.
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Six Practical Tips to Find Clients
By Brianna Bell
In June 2015 I swallowed my fear and pride and made the decision to call myself a writer. Since establishing my own writing business I have found success in two niches: writing articles for popular websites and writing blogs for corporate clients. It's no secret that the corporate clients I have are my real money-makers, and my source of steady income.
Where are all these businesses that are willing to pay good money for a blog post? Follow these six tips and you will find more clients for your writing business too.
1. E-mail potential clients.
Sit down and write a list of 25 people you know who own a business and would benefit from a blog. Look through your Facebook and Twitter page. Ask your Mom if she knows of anyone. Then, write an email introducing yourself, the benefits of blogging, and exactly why you think this opportunity would benefit the individual business specifically. This email needs to be clear and concise and not feel like you sent it to 25 people.
2. Offer incentives to current clients.
If you are looking to build your client base it is a good idea to ask your current clients for some help. Once you feel you've established a good relationship with your client, approach them with an offer that they can't resist. For example, let your client know you are hoping to build your business and appreciate their trust and positive feedback. Then, offer them one free blog post per client referral.
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Use websites like LinkedIn and Facebook to network with potential clients. Share compelling information about the importance of online marketing and blogging to pique their interest. But make sure to take things one step further and reach out to those you are networking with. Introduce yourself and let them know you are available to talk more about your work and the value of your writing services.
4. Introduce yourself to other popular writers
Sometimes the way to break into the business is by networking with your so-called competition. Find a well-established writer who is willing to give you advice, and let them know that if there is a client they have to pass on that you'd be willing to contract yourself out to them. This means the writer is still making a cut from the project, doesn't have to pass on a client, and you get to grow your portfolio.
5. Put an ad in the paper.
This may seem like an outdated idea, but the truth is many potential clients simply aren't online. Consider putting an ad in your local paper letting people know you are a freelance writer specializing in corporate blogging. Make sure your advertisement is clear and professional, and consider hiring someone to make it for you.
6. Shout it from the rooftops.
The best way to find potential clients is to look at every single person you come into contact with as a potential client. Keep a few business cards with you at all times. Let people know on all your social media platforms what you do. Chat with people at your local Starbucks and in the checkout line at the grocery store. Introduce yourself to your neighbors. Make sure everybody knows who you are and what you do, and watch your business grow.
Now go out and use these tips to grow your client base. Come back here and let us know when you do!
Bio: Brianna Bell is a freelance writer specializing in corporate blogging, you can find her website at Brianna Bell Writes.
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COMPETITIONS
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BLUE MOUNTAIN POETRY CARD CONTEST
http://www.sps.com/poetry/index.html
NO ENTRY FEE.
Deadline June 30, 2016. First prize $300. Second prize $150. Third prize $30. Poems can be rhyming or non-rhyming, although we find that non-rhyming poetry reads better. We suggest that you write about real emotions and feelings and that you have some special person or occasion in mind as you write.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER
http://prairieschooner.unl.edu/book-prize
$25 ENTRY FEE.
Deadline March 15, 2016. The Prairie Schooner Book Prize Series welcomes manuscripts from all living writers, including non-US citizens, writing in English. Both unpublished and published writers are welcome to submit manuscripts. We prefer that fiction manuscripts be at least 150 pages long and poetry manuscripts at least 50 pages long. Winner of each genre will receive $3,000.
TROUBADOUR INTERNATIONAL POETRY PRIZE
http://www.coffeehousepoetry.org/prizes
£5/€6/$8 ENTRY FEE.
1st £5,000; 2nd £1,000; 3rd £500. Twenty prizes of £25 each. Also, an autumn 2016 Coffee House poetry season ticket plus a prize-winners’ Coffee House poetry reading with Jane Yeh and Glyn Maxwell on Monday October 31, 2016 for all prize-winning poets. Poems must be in English, must each be no longer than 45 lines. Deadline June 21, 2016.
IRISH SHORT STORY CONTEST
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$15 ENTRY FEE.
The Irish – Short Story Contest winner receives the opportunity to work with NY Times best-selling authors and literary agent from Rohm Literary Agency at the Dublin Writers’ Retreat in Dublin, Ireland, hosted by our sponsor Rohm Literary Agency. Story and manuscript development come alive at the Dublin Writers Retreat, at the United Arts Club, Dublin, Ireland. Monday through Friday, 1:00–5:00 p.m., July 25–29, 2016, with a networking soiree each evening. As a
participating writer you will develop your book, fine tune your manuscript, and perfect your writing in progress. Deadline April 3, 2016. All stories must have an Irish theme or use the word Irish/Ireland three times, whether it is fiction about fairies, hauntings, history, family, the country, etc.
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GRANTS
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SPECULATIVE FICTION OLDER WRITERS GRANT
http://speculativeliterature.org/grants/slf-older-writers-grant/
There is just one month left to send the Speculative Literature Foundation your applications for the Older Writers Grant! This is the second year we're offering two $500 grants to applicants who are at least 50 years of age and just starting to work at a professional level as a speculative fiction writer. We have only 18 applications right now, but we'd like to see more, so send us your best work! And remember, your writing samples can be previously published. Deadline March 31,
2016.
ACRE RESIDENCY
http://www.acreresidency.org/
ACRE (Artists’ Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) is an artist-run non-profit based in Chicago devoted to employing various systems of support for emerging artists and to creating a generative community of cultural producers. Residency is at Steuben, WI. ACRE holds two 12-day residency sessions per summer and one 14-day residency session, and hosts 25-30 residents at a given time.
NEVADA GRANTS
https://nac.culturegrants.org/
FY17 Artist Fellowship Grant applications may now be submitted in the literary and performing arts categories through the Grants Online system. Fellowships are awarded to professional artists living in Nevada who demonstrate excellence in their work. The application deadline is April 7, 2016 at 5 pm PST.
WIDE OPEN WRITING SCHOLARSHIP/FELLOWSHIP
http://www.wideopenwriting.com/win-a-free-retreat/
Submit your best work (any genre is welcome - previously unpublished, please) of up to 2,000 words with a one to two page letter as to why you'd like to attend this retreat. The retreat will include the opportunity to walk in Tucson's otherworldly procession in which we pay tribute to those we've loved and lost. Consider the theme of the retreat in your writing submission, if you're moved to do so. Please include answers to the following questions in your letter:
Why do you write? What are your writing goals for yourself? What kinds of projects are you working on, writing-wise and otherwise? Why do you think you'd benefit from a retreat such as this one? The winner will be chosen and announced by August 1 and will be invited to attend the retreat free of charge. Deadline for submissions is June 30, 2016.
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FREELANCE MARKETS
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UNCANNY MAGAZINE
http://uncannymagazine.com/submissions/
Uncanny Magazine is currently OPEN to all short story submissions. We are closed to unsolicited poetry submissions. Uncanny is looking for original, unpublished speculative fiction stories between 750-6000 words. Payment is eight cents per word (including audio rights). We will reject any story that doesn’t follow our guidelines and procedures.
EARLY AMERICAN LIFE
http://www.ealonline.com/editorial/guidelines.php
We cover a diversity of topics, all centered around America from its founding through the mid-1800s: History, Architecture and Design, Antiques, Studio Crafts and Travel. Although we cover academic topics, we don’t want academic writing. The best sign of a writer’s skill is to be able to present solid information in a readable, entertaining manner. We appreciate a deft touch with a bit of humor or word play to keep things interesting. A one-page story in Early American Life,
such as Worth Seeing, runs about 750 words. A typical feature may run 2,500 words. Note that it’s always easier for an editor to make a story shorter, so if anything, err on the long side. Never, however, go more than 10 percent beyond the length an editor assigns. We would estimate $500 for a first feature from a new writer, more if you are an experienced, skillful writer. If we assign a story to you, we will negotiate the rate before you begin work.
EARTH ISLAND JOURNAL
http://www.earthisland.org/journal/index.php/guidelines/
Earth Island Journal is always looking for compelling and distinctive stories that anticipate environmental concerns before they become pressing problems, stories that scan the horizon for the next big issue. We want stories that will surprise, provoke, and entertain our readers and that explore new territory overlooked by other publications. We pay writers 25 cents/word for shorter dispatches (1,200-1,500 words) and for longer investigative features (2,500-3,000 words). You can expect to
earn about $750-$1,000 for an in-depth feature story. For online reports, the fee ranges from $50 to $100.
ENTREPRENEUR
c http://www.earthisland.org/journal/index.php/guidelines/
Entrepreneur delivers distinctive content on every road taken by the independent thinkers, builders and leaders driving economies across the world. High paying magazine. Entrepreneurs have a community with the magazine - a place they can go to learn how to face business challenges head-on and persevere. Every issue of Entrepreneur is as inspirational as it is informational, covering what inspires entrepreneurs as well as what they need to know to succeed. To break in, consider writing for
the online blog or pitching the smaller columns.
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JOBS
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TECHNICAL WRITER
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Location Burlington, MA. Work for the Federal Aviation Administration. The incumbent works independently and uses technical input and guidance from subject matter experts (e.g., aerospace engineers) as well as input from other technical writers-editors, team lead, attorneys, or management officials in generating the documents. Deadline March 17, 2016.
TECHNICAL WRITER
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Location China Lake, CA. Work for the Navy - Naval Air Systems Command. Plan and schedule the development, preparation, and maintenance of technical manuals and related logistics documents. Analyze all documentation efforts to ensure technical documentation and personnel requirements are met.
WRITER
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Develops copy for a wide variety of marketing collateral for print and digital distribution. Includes information gathering (existing materials, interviewing, Internet, etc.), writing initial copy, handling edits/changes to subsequent drafts, and advising on accompanying art/graphics when necessary.
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ARCADE PUBLISHING
http://www.arcadepub.com/guidelines
We are open to receiving submissions for proposed books in the following categories: Adventure and Travel, Fiction, History, Literary Nonfiction, Military History, Business, Memoir, Arts, Nature and Science, Food and Wine, Current Events.
SKYHORSE PUBLISHING
http://www.skyhorsepublishing.com/guidelines
We are open to receiving submissions for proposed books in the following categories: Sports (Team and Individual), Outdoor Sport (Hunting, Fishing, and Camping), Adventure and Travel, Health and Fitness, House and Home, History, Humor, Military History, Business, Games and Gambling, Horses, Pets and Animals, Nature and Science, Food and Wine, Aviation, True Crime, Current Events.
TALOS PRESS
http://www.talospress.com/guidelines
We are open to receiving submissions for proposed books in the following categories: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror.
NIGHT SHADE BOOKS
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Night Shade Books was founded in 1997, and has been publishing science fiction, fantasy and horror for nearly two decades.
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