✍️ TWJN 204 | 45 WRITING OPPS

Rest of World, Lonely Planet, Insider, Tasty 📝 🕵️‍♀️ 📬

Happy Monday to all you writers & creatives 👋

How is everyone today?

Sorry for the late send this week. We had a few hiccups during our move and are now hunkering down for the winter storm in Texas. Because this issue was delayed by a day, we’ll be running the midweek issue on Thursday — just for this week.

Today, we have 45 writing opportunities from Rest of World, Financial Times, Insider, Tasty, Lonely Planet, Beehiiv and so many more. Some pretty cool pitch calls and writing/editing roles in today’s list 🌟

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So, what do we have this week?

1️⃣ 17 calls to pitch 📣

2️⃣ 14 contract roles & part-time gigs 👩‍💻

3️⃣ 14 full-time jobs 💼

Let’s get to it! ⬇️ ⬇️

1️⃣ Calls to Pitch

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($750 - $1,000) Rest of World | Rest of World shared a detailed pitch guide on the kinds of stories they are telling this year and exactly how to pitch them. They pay a flat fee for shorter stories, typically estimated at 50 cents/word. Pay ranges from $750-$1,000 per story. For longer features, the rates start at $1/word and above, depending on the scope of the assignment and the experience of the writers.

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