Get Paid to Write: The No-Nonsense Guide to Freelance Writing

by Thomas A. Williams

Would you like to get paid for sitting at home doing something you love to do? Selling articles to magazines, newspapers, and websites—or even writing a book—may be the career for you! Tom Williams gives you the guidance to help your efforts pay off. A freelancer for twenty-five years, Williams knows what the aspiring writer needs to know to be successful. He offers hard-earned tips, insight into how editors think, and the critical information for success in this field.

Genres: Writing, Nonfiction, Business

184 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 1, 2003

Reviews

[Courtney Kleefeld]

It's an okay book. Has some good information for publishing.

[Raegan Fredrickson]

Straightforward. Informative. In-depth information. A must have on the shelf of any developing freelance writer.

[Rodney Richards]

this version copyrighted from 2004, and a lot has happened in using social media to self-promote since, which is missing. But the last section How to Build Your Reputation as a Writer was sobering, as constant and varied endeavors are required. Not with this book nor any other on writing is there an easy path; just paths of hard work. This book is geared to freelancing, and again times have changed. Finding editors to contact is more difficult today.
There are references and .com sites that are helpful, but comments like "search Google" were not.
I would however recommend this as an eye-opener to and beginner's guide.