Inkygirl: Daily Diversions For Writers

Thanks to Michele for her comment re: my Creative Moonlighter post. She writes: “I have’t used the paid service, but have gotten one assignment so far using the unpaid membership. I’ve noticed that since I completed that assignment and received feedback for it (5 stars), the number of invitations I’ve received has increased. [...]

Metro Seven Writers Market is an ezine for networking Australian and overseas writers, publishers, editors etc, launched November/December 2003. Unfortunately telecommuting and freelance positions in the first issue all seem to be non-paying. Hopefully they’ll be adding jobs that pay by the time the official launch date arrives (I assume next month).

I’ll be away until Wednesday celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving at the cottage. Have a great weekend, everyone!

The Write Jobs has a categorized list of various types of writing jobs, including freelance and telecommuting. The freelance and telecommutung pages don’t seem to be updated that frequently, but are worth checking out once a week or so.

So I’ve registered with Creative Moonlighter, yet another job database intended to help employers network with freelancers. I signed up for the free level of membership, and am impressed so far. Nice interface, profile set-up requires more than just a “post your resume and [...]

DarkEcho Is an excellent resource for those interested in horror writing. In addition to interviews and features, the site includes a great workshop area with useful articles for writers.