Freelance writing, Voice of Independent, pays $50 per story

A budding news agency is forming to take the news back from entertainment. The purpose of the 1st Amendment was to keep the populace informed. Today's news outlets have become biased and entertainment focused. IndNewsNet wants a return to factual based reporting.



We need writers to provide factual copy on pertinent current issues for the Voice of Independence web site. This is an ideal opportunity for college journalism majors, homegrown reporters, and outstanding high school journalist to be published. Your byline will appear on the site for accepted articles and you will be able to have a publication claim



Your story must be:



1. Unbiased

2. Factual

3. Pertinent

4. The Why must be answered by all parties concerned in the story as it needs to present all viewpoints.

5. Story must cover Who, What When, Where, and How.

6. Fact checked

7. Checked for spelling and grammar

8. No word limit.



The right to edit the story prior to publishing for voiceofindependence is reserved by the editor. The editor has final say on what is published. Once the story is accepted for publication, all rights to the article will transfer to the voiceofindependence. Compensation is paid at the time of publication.



Location: Telecommute



Compensation: $50 per story published on voiceofindependence



Contact Information:



For inquiries: gigs-bn7yb-2541698975@craigslist.org



For submissions: gigs-bn7yb-2541698975@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, Phoenix-based magazine (politics/ fashion/ sports), pays $20-$40 per article

We are seeking several writers of different backgrounds to write for a new Phoenix based magazine which is soon to launch. There are up to many spots open so employment is competitive!



Description:



• Contribute articles at a weekly or daily

• Choose your own topic to write about based on the latest news trends that you are passionate about

• Write from anywhere; submit your articles through our publishing tools

• Receive payment per article written



Qualifications:



• Proficient with Chicago and AP writing style

• Minimum 2 yrs of writing experience

• Create high quality content that meets specific content standards



APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:



• In the email you send us, include your Full name, Education, Work History, and a way to contact you.

• Write and send us a 300-400 word article on current sports, politics, or fashion news. applicants will be chosen based off capabilities shown here



Ready to apply? Please send an email in response to this with an attached resume and the article. No Resume/Article - No Response!



Location: Phoenix



Compensation: $20-40 per article



Contact Information:



For inquiries: gigs-wsfbn-2537367285@craigslist.org



For submissions: gigs-wsfbn-2537367285@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, ThisIsCoryTyler.com (economy/ political plog), pays $30 per post (Philadelphia)

Mr. Tyler, founder of ThisIsCoryTyler.com (http://www.thisiscorytyler.wordpress.com) is looking to hire five disgruntled Americans fed up with the state of the economy and the political banterings of Congress. He is paying writers with proven blogging experience $30 per post. Please be bitter and please ensure that your writing style aligns with that of the blog.

Location: Philadelphia

Compensation: $30 per post

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-jjsxh-2530667057@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-jjsxh-2530667057@craigslist.org

Website: http://www.thisiscorytyler.wordpress.com

Freelance writing, National Organized Labor Journal, pays $50 per article (Manhattan)

Political news journal is holding open calls this Monday and Tuesday at 10am. Bring a resume and a writing sample of NEWS writing only, no more than 1000 words, to:

The National Organized Labor Journal
275 Madison Avenue
Manhattan 10016
Fourth Floor
Suite 430

You must come to an open call to be considered. This is a monthly publication, all articles 800-1200 words, regular columns possible.

Location: Manhattan

Compensation: $50/article/month

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-2hqyt-2531749230@craigslist.org

Website: http://natolj.com/

Freelance writing, news/ political publication, pays $125-$150 per story (Washington, DC)

We are a 50-year old publishing company near Washington, DC, in need of a talented, experienced freelancer to help us with one of our most popular online publications. This contract freelance position requires self-discipline, initiative and the ability to produce high-quality news copy on short deadlines. The perfect candidate for this job will be capable of reporting on a range of topics important to older Americans. Duties include: covering relative congressional hearings on Capitol Hill; closely following and reporting on aging-related initiatives at the local, state and federal levels; staying abreast of major legal cases affecting older Americans; tracking grants and other funding mechanisms benefiting our target audience; and electronically filing news stories throughout the week.

If you're a self-starter who can produce error-free copy that sings, we want to hear from you. Send us a cover letter, a resume and no more than three recent samples of your work. Because we anticipate a large response to this ad, all applicants should be prepared to compete for this position. We intend to make our selection based upon a competitive process in which a few chosen candidates will be invited to write a 200- to 300-word news story on a topic to be determined by our editors. And yes, if we use your story, we'll pay you for it ($125-$150) -- regardless of whether we select you for this position.

Location: Silver Spring

Compensation: Negotiable

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-ntxsv-2513079963@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-ntxsv-2513079963@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, Ask Gladys!, pays $50 per writing assignment (NE Minneapolis)

Northeast Minneapolis' "Ask Gladys!" is a commentary writer, tree-shaker and rabble rouser when it comes to neighborhood crime, public safety and livability issues. She takes questions from the public on all kinds of topics, researches the related facts and replies publicly via her blog, which is part of the Northeast Minneapolis Crime Watch website (http://www.crimewatchne.com/ask-gladys). She has her own Facebook page too.

Ask Gladys! receives so many requests for answers that she is now seeking assistant creative writers to research and write about crime, public safety and livability issues. Some topics may be controversial. Some field research and/or "undercover" work may be necessary.

Write on assignment, or self-assigned topics. (Topic examples may include: Bicyclists who don't obey traffic laws; drunk and/or disorderly passengers on buses; criminal sentencing guidelines; vehicles that fail to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks; repeat offender who never spend any time in jail; panhandlers; slumlords; irresponsible pet owners; unlicensed contractors, etc...). Lots more topics available, but they're just too juicy or controversial to mention here!

Requirements:

--Must have excellent writing skills
--Ability to mix facts with opinion (with a sassy style)
--Ability to write on controversial topics
--Ability to interview subjects, elected officials, public servants, etc
--Ability to do research online (relevant ordinances, codes, etc)
--Must have access to Internet, email
--Vehicle would be helpful. Some assignments may require field research.
--Camera (one on your mobile device will probably be fine)

Other:

--Deadlines are flexible
--Write and research as your schedule allows
--At least one submission per month is expected
--Your work will be subject to review and editing

You'll get your own byline (or you may write under a pseudonym) and have your work published online (2500++ viewers per month and growing).

Compensation:

--To start, $50 per completed subject submitted. May be open to negotiation at a later date (reasonable expenses will be reimbursed, with advance approval)
--You'll get published!
--Opportunity to be read by thousands!
--Other perks to be named later

If you have what it takes and are up for a learning experience, reply to this post with a compelling paragraph about why you'd like to be an Ask Gladys! sidekick. Please include your resume, previous experience and at least two examples of articles, pieces or blogs you've written.

Location: NE Minneapolis

Compensation: $50 per completed subject, plus visibility in front of a wide audience

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-9ggae-2506709305@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-9ggae-2506709305@craigslist.org

Website: http://www.crimewatchne.com/ask-gladys

Freelance writing, The New Mexico Independent, pays $1,000 per month for 2-3 posts daily (anywhere)

The New Mexico Independent is hiring one part-time reporter/blogger to cover local and statewide politics and key issues of the day, with an eye to breaking news and shaping the public debate. The ideal candidate will have experience in online journalism and a demonstrated knowledge of state politics and policy. The individual will work with the American Independent News Network's national editorial staff. This is a part-time equivalent contract with a monthly stipend of $1,000/month.

The role's key criteria for success is generating "impact journalism," with reporting that demonstrably affects the public debate and advances the common good. The Independent's staff achieves this goal through a combination of aggressive reporting and tenacious, insightful blogging.

Responsibilities include:

• Report and write at least 2-3 posts a day, featuring a combination of reported blog posts and longer-form (approx. 800-word) articles.
• Drive an effective news agenda that captures the attention of elected officials, key decision-makers and other influentials.
• Develop, report and write individual stories that speak to AINN's mission of impact journalism.
• Help promote the work and staff as needed with outreach team.
• This position reports to AINN's Managing Editor.

Please send the following attachments as your application:

• Applications must be emailed to applications@tainews.org with the subject "NMI Reporter"
• A cover letter addressing your familiarity with New Mexico, and its politics and issues
• A current resume
• Three of your most recent clips

Overview

The American Independent News Network (AINN) investigates and disseminates news that impacts public debate and advances the common good. To accomplish its mission, AINN operates an independent online news network in seven states and at the national level. An informed citizenry is a fundamental principle of civil society and American democracy; in the words of the Supreme Court in Garrison v. Louisiana: "Speech concerning public affairs is more than self-expression; it is the essence of self government." Our reporting emphasizes the positive role of democratically elected government in securing the common good and social welfare, and the continuing benefits of our founding culture of egalitarian government by the people, for the people. For more information about AINN and its news sites, please visit tainews.org.

Location: Anywhere

Compensation: $1000/month stipend

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: applications@tainews.org

For submissions: applications@tainews.org

Website: http://newmexicoindependent.com/

Freelance job, political journalist, payment: $50-$100 per story (New Haven)

Are you a journalist with a passion for politics? We are looking for a smart and energetic writer to cover the political beat in town and to do so with objectivity and enthusiasm. You must be able to exercise good news judgment and turn copy around quickly. Ability to work a camera (shoot photos and videos) is a must.

You will be attending one to two evening meetings a week. You must be able to work independently, develop good relationships and above all write a fair and balanced story.

All interested writers, please respond via e-mail with a resume and writing sample. If you do not have any relevant writing samples, please attend a town meeting (in Branford or nearby) and write a 400- to 600-word story.

Location: Branford

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-6y4bn-2500103751@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-6y4bn-2500103751@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, AfriMAP.org, pays $200 for selected papers

Deadline: 31 July 2011

AfriMAP invites submissions of papers on the impact of the events in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya on governance in sub-Saharan Africa. Among the different approaches that could be adopted are analyses of:

* Possible impacts of the changes in North Africa on the democratization processes in sub-Saharan Africa

* Events in a particular country or several countries in sub-Saharan Africa (e.g. Uganda? Zimbabwe? Angola? Burkina Faso?) showing how activists and politicians have explicitly referred to the north African revolutions as inspiration for their own actions.

* The extent to which the conditions that brought about the North African revolutions exist in sub-Saharan African countries.

* How the events in Libya in particular may affect its historical role in shaping discourse on governance in the Sahel and elsewhere in Africa and in the African Union.

* The impact of these events on the AU and the regional integration project (is the United States of Africa dead in the water - or could it be strengthened?)

* The potential or actual role of AU institutions in seeking to resolve or support the conflicts and reforms underway.

* The way in which the changes of government in Tunisia and Egypt may impact on the interpretation of the concept of 'unconstitutional changes of government' as defined in the Declaration on the Framework for an OAU Response to Unconstitutional Changes of Government adopted in 2000, and the African Charter on Democracy Elections and Governance (for background, see the paper by Chidi Odinkalu, on the AfriMAP website: in French or in English).

* The role of religious-based organisations in the North African revolutions may impact the way in which sub-Saharan African religious groupings see their role in politics.

* The impact of the events on sub-Saharan migrants and asylum seekers in those countries.

* What these events say about the link between economic growth and political/democratic development.

The deadline for submissions is 31 July 2011.

Our objective is to encourage and promote new thinking and debate on issues that AfriMAP is exploring through its research. We are particularly keen to encourage submissions based on primary sources, personal research and innovative thinking. Papers are accepted in English, French and Portuguese, up to 2,000 words in length, and those selected will be published on our website. Winners will receive an honorarium of US$250.

See the Guidelines on Call for Papers for further details on submitting a paper.

The winning papers from our previous calls for papers are available on the AfriMAP website. If you would like to contact AfriMAP for advice on topics for your paper, please email us at info@afrimap.org or at JegganGJ@osisa.org.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: info@afrimap.org or JegganGJ@osisa.org

For submissions: info@afrimap.org or JegganGJ@osisa.org

Website: http://www.afrimap.org/

Freelance writing, website about federal agencies/ public affairs, pays $25 per article (DC)

Are you an experienced past/present journalist with strong opinions about Congress, the federal agencies and the general state of public affairs. Want to write sterling prose displaying your astuteness and wit? We are relaunching a website for DC insiders and welcome all would-be contributors who are knowledgeable, opinionated and able to express themselves without indulging in gratuitous personal attacks or weeping openly. Please include a link to some of your work in your first email. Pay is minimal to start but can increase as your fulminations build a following. Independent contractors only. Work at home, at Starbucks or at your favorite pub. Writing preferred but video considered.

Location: DC

Compensation: $25 per accepted 500-word (or so) article

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-vezzt-2481909345@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-vezzt-2481909345@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, TechPresident.com, pays up to $500 per article

Are you a reporter? Do you know the difference between a server and a waiter? Do terms like CRM, microtargeting, retweets, Creative Commons, API, Anonymous and sock-puppet intrigue you? Are you fascinated by how technology is changing politics, government and civic life?

If so, you should be writing for techPresident.com, Personal Democracy Forum's award-winning news site that tracks how politicians, campaigns and activists are using the web (and vice versa).

We're looking for freelance writers with pitches for feature pieces, and we'll pay up to $500 per article. Lengths can vary from 750-2500 words.

Send story proposals along with links to relevant writing by you.

Contact Information:

For submissions: apply here

Website: http://techpresident.com/

Freelance writing, TechPresident.com, pays up to $500 per article

Are you a reporter? Do you know the difference between a server and a waiter? Do terms like CRM, microtargeting, retweets, Creative Commons, API, Anonymous and sock-puppet intrigue you? Are you fascinated by how technology is changing politics, government and civic life?

If so, you should be writing for techPresident.com, Personal Democracy Forum's award-winning news site that tracks how politicians, campaigns and activists are using the web (and vice versa).

We're looking for freelance writers with pitches for feature pieces, and we'll pay up to $500 per article. Lengths can vary from 750-2500 words.

Send story proposals along with links to relevant writing by you.

Contact Information:

For submissions: apply here

Website: http://techpresident.com/

Freelance writing, DominionPaper.ca, pays $100 per story/ article

Deadline: 2 July 2011

As we do every month, in July we will pay two contributors for news features to be published in The Dominion. We prioritize solutions-oriented news pieces with a Canadian angle, including photo essays and video pitches. Pitches are welcome from anyone; priority for payment goes to those who have previously contributed.

How to pitch a story:

1. Set up a Media Co-op account (if you don’t already have one): mediacoop.ca/user

2. Check out our writer’s guide for hot topics and details about writing for The Dominion: dominionpaper.ca/write

3. Peruse the Media Co-op discussion page for story ideas: www.mediacoop.ca/group/1496/discuss/7337

4. Pitch!: mediacoop.ca/node/add/pitch

5. Info about making a video pitch: dominionpaper.ca/video/create. To pitch a video news clip, contact us: dominionpaper.ca/contact

A couple hot tips:

1. The Dominion has a special budget – sponsored by Koumbit, a non-profit web development, website creation, graphic design and IT training organization – to pay for one article per month about technology and society (in particular, we’re interested in coverage of copyright, privacy, free software, and net neutrality). These articles are 5-800 words, payment is a flat $50, and they follow the same pitch process outlined below.

2. As a member-run organization, Media Co-op has a vested interest in publishing stories our readers want to read. Our readers have been posting ideas for stories about co-operatives that should be told, and we want those stories! Consider pitching a story you see here, or pitch us your own news story about an innovative co-op or the co-operative movement. If we like your pitch, we’ll pay you $100 to write the story!

mediacoop.ca/group/143/discuss/2001

The deal:

Pitches should be less than 200 words and include your planned sources and research. An entire story submitted as a pitch will not be considered for payment. The Media Co-op currently pays a flat rate of $100 for accepted stories. Articles are either 800 or 1600 words. See the video guidelines for length of videos. Editors reserve the right to suggest changes and edit stories (with your participation, of course!). Pitches should capture the content, tone and style of the story you plan to submit; if the content submitted differs significantly from the pitch, editors reserve the right to withhold payment. We accept pitches at any time.

Deadline for pitches: July 2
Response to pitches: July 5

First draft deadline for accepted articles: July 15*

Final draft deadline: July 30*
(All deadlines are 5pm EST)

*Deadlines subject to the discretion of the editor

The next call for pitches will go out July 25.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: info@mediacoop.ca

For submissions: sign up here then pitch here

Website: http://www.dominionpaper.ca

Freelance writing, DominionPaper.ca, pays $100 per story/ article

Deadline: 2 July 2011

As we do every month, in July we will pay two contributors for news features to be published in The Dominion. We prioritize solutions-oriented news pieces with a Canadian angle, including photo essays and video pitches. Pitches are welcome from anyone; priority for payment goes to those who have previously contributed.

How to pitch a story:

1. Set up a Media Co-op account (if you don’t already have one): mediacoop.ca/user

2. Check out our writer’s guide for hot topics and details about writing for The Dominion: dominionpaper.ca/write

3. Peruse the Media Co-op discussion page for story ideas: www.mediacoop.ca/group/1496/discuss/7337

4. Pitch!: mediacoop.ca/node/add/pitch

5. Info about making a video pitch: dominionpaper.ca/video/create. To pitch a video news clip, contact us: dominionpaper.ca/contact

A couple hot tips:

1. The Dominion has a special budget – sponsored by Koumbit, a non-profit web development, website creation, graphic design and IT training organization – to pay for one article per month about technology and society (in particular, we’re interested in coverage of copyright, privacy, free software, and net neutrality). These articles are 5-800 words, payment is a flat $50, and they follow the same pitch process outlined below.

2. As a member-run organization, Media Co-op has a vested interest in publishing stories our readers want to read. Our readers have been posting ideas for stories about co-operatives that should be told, and we want those stories! Consider pitching a story you see here, or pitch us your own news story about an innovative co-op or the co-operative movement. If we like your pitch, we’ll pay you $100 to write the story!

mediacoop.ca/group/143/discuss/2001

The deal:

Pitches should be less than 200 words and include your planned sources and research. An entire story submitted as a pitch will not be considered for payment. The Media Co-op currently pays a flat rate of $100 for accepted stories. Articles are either 800 or 1600 words. See the video guidelines for length of videos. Editors reserve the right to suggest changes and edit stories (with your participation, of course!). Pitches should capture the content, tone and style of the story you plan to submit; if the content submitted differs significantly from the pitch, editors reserve the right to withhold payment. We accept pitches at any time.

Deadline for pitches: July 2
Response to pitches: July 5

First draft deadline for accepted articles: July 15*

Final draft deadline: July 30*
(All deadlines are 5pm EST)

*Deadlines subject to the discretion of the editor

The next call for pitches will go out July 25.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: info@mediacoop.ca

For submissions: sign up here then pitch here

Website: http://www.dominionpaper.ca

Freelance job, ghostwriter on global politics, payment: $100 for 5,000 words

I am seeking a ghost writer or editor. Expertise in any of the following subjects is helpful. U.S. Constitution; Middle Eastern politics and theologies; Philosophy of Science (particularly materialist epistemologies, logical positivism, scientific realism). I am looking for a semi-retired person with years of experience in writing. Superb writing skills are required. Must have a passion for the beauty of the language and rhetoric. You can work from home if you have access to high-speed internet. This is the best job you could possibly have if you are interested in current global political conflicts. NO religious fanatics or extreme liberals need apply. (I am a secular humanist - that should tell you a lot about me!). This is a part-time job. If you are interested, please contact me. You will be paid $100 for a 5,000 word original article. No plagiarism.

Location: telecommuting

Compensation: $100 for a 5,000 word original article

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-qbygg-2432259070@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-qbygg-2432259070@craigslist.org

Freelance job, ghostwriter on global politics, payment: $100 for 5,000 words

I am seeking a ghost writer or editor. Expertise in any of the following subjects is helpful. U.S. Constitution; Middle Eastern politics and theologies; Philosophy of Science (particularly materialist epistemologies, logical positivism, scientific realism). I am looking for a semi-retired person with years of experience in writing. Superb writing skills are required. Must have a passion for the beauty of the language and rhetoric. You can work from home if you have access to high-speed internet. This is the best job you could possibly have if you are interested in current global political conflicts. NO religious fanatics or extreme liberals need apply. (I am a secular humanist - that should tell you a lot about me!). This is a part-time job. If you are interested, please contact me. You will be paid $100 for a 5,000 word original article. No plagiarism.

Location: telecommuting

Compensation: $100 for a 5,000 word original article

Telecommuting is ok.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: job-qbygg-2432259070@craigslist.org

For submissions: job-qbygg-2432259070@craigslist.org

Freelance writing, CDEvolution.org, pays up to $25 per blog post (New Hampshire)

One of the ways the Civil Disobedience Evolution Fund supports the good people who disobey bad laws is to help spread the word about the brave acts of non-compliance that take place in New Hampshire. There are many different ways you can help us cover civil disobedience in the Shire and here are a few examples:

Blog posts

* Up to $25 per blog post. We’re most interested in first hand reports from trials, acts of civil disobedience or other forms of non-compliance. We will also publish blog posts on the history and philosophy of civil disobedience.

Live reporting

Let others know what is happening in near real-time.

* Up to $25 per day
* via CD Evolution’s accounts on Twitter, Facebook, etc.

Photos

* Up to $10 per photo capturing an act of civil disobedience. Less for coverage of trials.

Video

* Up to $100
* Run a 30 second CD Evolution advertisement.
* Have footage that you don’t want to edit? No problem. We will pay for raw footage of civil disobedience, non-compliance, relevant trials and more.

The rate of pay will be based on timeliness, quality, and other factors. If you’d like to contribute media to CD Evolution and get paid, please contact talleytv@gmail.com or post on our Facebook page.

So far we’ve provided grants to some very talented independent media creators like Meg McLain, Stephanie Murphy, Abelardo Gonzalez, Anton Lee and others who provide coverage of the good people who disobey bad laws. All rates are negotiable by either party and prices listed should be used as a guide.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: talleytv@gmail.com

For submissions: talleytv@gmail.com

Website: http://cdevolution.org

Freelance writing, CDEvolution.org, pays up to $25 per blog post (New Hampshire)

One of the ways the Civil Disobedience Evolution Fund supports the good people who disobey bad laws is to help spread the word about the brave acts of non-compliance that take place in New Hampshire. There are many different ways you can help us cover civil disobedience in the Shire and here are a few examples:

Blog posts

* Up to $25 per blog post. We’re most interested in first hand reports from trials, acts of civil disobedience or other forms of non-compliance. We will also publish blog posts on the history and philosophy of civil disobedience.

Live reporting

Let others know what is happening in near real-time.

* Up to $25 per day
* via CD Evolution’s accounts on Twitter, Facebook, etc.

Photos

* Up to $10 per photo capturing an act of civil disobedience. Less for coverage of trials.

Video

* Up to $100
* Run a 30 second CD Evolution advertisement.
* Have footage that you don’t want to edit? No problem. We will pay for raw footage of civil disobedience, non-compliance, relevant trials and more.

The rate of pay will be based on timeliness, quality, and other factors. If you’d like to contribute media to CD Evolution and get paid, please contact talleytv@gmail.com or post on our Facebook page.

So far we’ve provided grants to some very talented independent media creators like Meg McLain, Stephanie Murphy, Abelardo Gonzalez, Anton Lee and others who provide coverage of the good people who disobey bad laws. All rates are negotiable by either party and prices listed should be used as a guide.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: talleytv@gmail.com

For submissions: talleytv@gmail.com

Website: http://cdevolution.org

Freelance writing, OffTheBooksRadio.com, pays $10 per article

On-line magazine is look for a writer who can contribute editorials and basic articles. We are looking for an individual who is familiar with the music industry, popular culture, and politics. This would be a great stepping stone for anyone who is looking to start a career in media writing. Please submit your resume and an example of your work to info@offthebooksradio.com.

Payment is $10/per article published.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: info@offthebooksradio.com

For submissions: info@offthebooksradio.com

Website: http://www.offthebooksradio.com/

Freelance writing, Commentarista.com, pays $10 per article

--Looking for freelance writers for the Language section.

-- Before you contact us, please read the pieces in the Language section to see the kind of material we publish, and familiarize yourself with the site's editorial tone.

--Articles must be between 400-600 words in length and be humorous, or quirky, in line with the site’s editorial tone. The article must make a clear commentary on the subject in question.

--Please do not send us your resume.

--Strong command of the English language required.

--Payment will be $10 per published article. Payment will be made via PayPal, within 10 days of article publication.

--We are looking for writers who are interested in becoming regular (1-2 articles/week) contributors to the site.

How to apply

-- Submit an article following the guidelines above directly for our consideration at info@commentarista.com.

--Your article should be proofread for grammar, punctuation, spelling and overall readability.

Via: problogger.net

Contact Information:

For inquiries: info@commentarista.com

For submissions: info@commentarista.com

Website: http://www.commentarista.com/