Writing Tip #22
Write daily, even if it’s just for your personal blog or Medium page.
Writing Tip #75
Freelance writers don’t have to just write for news outlets. You can write for brands, too, which earns you a higher income than media work.
Writing Tip #30
Read your favourite authors with an analytical eye. Why does their writing engage you?
Writing Tip #34
Pitch like a pro by researching your topic thoroughly, and include as many relevant quotes and stats as you can.
Writing Tip #29
After your first draft, read it aloud. You’ll find awkward phrases, run-on sentences, grammar errors and much more.
Writing Tip #19
When it’s time to write, close all your browser tabs and turn off your phone. The less distractions pulling you away from your work, the better.
Writing Tip #82
If there’s one book on writing you should read, it’s On Writing Well by William Zinsser. I reread it every year and so should you!
Writing Tip #41
Whether you write fiction or non-fiction, Canada’s granting system will give you $$$ for your projects! As a five-time recipient, I can help you write engaging and eye-catching grants.
Writing Tip #8
Before you write your pitch to editors, ask yourself, “What is timely about this idea? What makes this story important right now?” Want more advice?
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