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✍️ TWJN 214 | 56 WRITING OPPS
Apartment Therapy, Travel + Leisure, Motley Bloom, Laptop Mag 📝 🕵️♀️ 📬
Akhil Chauhan
March 31, 2025
Happy Monday to all you writers & creatives 👋
How is everyone today?
My body clock is still getting used the to the lost hour of sleep from the time change yesterday. Can you believe it’s already the last day of March?? Spring is just around the corner! Although it doesn’t necessarily feel like it with the chill we’ve got in the UK today.
This week, we have 56 writing opportunities from Apartment Therapy, Travel + Leisure, Motley Bloom, Laptop Mag, Martha Stewart, and Gwyneth Paltrow’s beauty company, goop!
Make sure to follow TWJN on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Bluesky to see opportunities shared throughout the week 🔔
If you missed the last newsletter with 54 freelance & writing opportunities, check it out here.
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So, what do we have this week?
1️⃣ 14 calls to pitch 🚨 📣
2️⃣ 14 contract roles, freelance gigs, & internships 👩💻
3️⃣ 28 full-time jobs 💼
Let’s get to it! ⬇️ ⬇️
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1️⃣ Calls to Pitch
($300 - $500) Motley Bloom | Motley Bloom is seeking pitches for their May digital theme: confronting shame, stigma, and misconceptions about neurodivergence. They're looking for essays, reviews, first-person narratives, and reported stories that bust myths and shatter misconceptions. Their approach emphasizes traits over diagnoses, strategies over hacks, and lived experience. Pitch deadline is April 11. Rates start at $300 for short articles, $500 for longer pieces. See more info in their pitch guide. Send pitches to [email protected] and include “PITCH” in your subject line.