Writing for a Living: HotHive tips – Helping you write, publish and market your book
byTip 2. Planning the structure of your book, by HotHive Start off the process by planning the structure for your book. If you are…
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Writing for a Living: Freelance Writer Liat Hughes Joshi
byYour Name and Age: Liat Hughes Joshi, 36. Tell us about your family: I live in North London with my husband and four-year old…
Writing for a Living: Talking to Editors on the Phone
byIf you’re thinking of writing for a living, you may not be planning on spending much time on the phone. For a freeelance features…
Writing for a Living: HotHive tips – Helping you write, publish and market your book
byThis is the first in a short series of tips from HotHive on writing a book. These tips are ideal if you are in business…
Writing for a Living: Antonia’s Tips
byMore thoughts about why you need to have your business head on when planning to write for a living. If you think writing is…
Writing for a Living: Antonia’s Tips
byBeing business-like about my writing has helped me succeed. I’ve joined professional bodies including the NUJ and the Society of Authors. These organisations have…
Writing for a Living: Author Hollie Smith
byHollie Smith has been writing for a living for more than two decades. Her she shares her story and tips for successful freelancing. For…
Writing for a Living: Making a Successful Pitch
byWould you like to break into feature writing? Pitching your ideas to a publication is the key to success. In the article from journalism.co.uk, media…
Writing for a Living: Insomnia: The Essential Guide
byIn a bizarre quirk, I have had two books published this week. Insomnia – the Essential Guide (Need2know)came out yesterday. It is the second…
Writing for a Living: Antonia’s Tips
bySo far, I’ve talked about starting writing and improving your writing. But how do you make it pay? The most important thing is to…