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Happy Wednesday to TWJN supporters 👋
Hello writers! How’s everyone doing today?
We’ve got 34 pitch calls, writing gigs, and full-time positions in today’s mid-week opps newsletter. Opportunities from Afar, Teen Vogue, PEOPLE, Business Insider, ESPN, Launch Potato and so many more 🤩
Don’t forget to give us a follow on LinkedIn as I’m ramping up posting on there as well as on our brand new Bluesky page 🦋
Finally, check out a bunch of useful tips in travel writer and editor Stacey Leasca’s Twitter thread. She’s got great insight from seeing both sides of the freelancer/editor coin!
1. After going through hundreds of pitches for my pitch call (with hundreds more to go) some thoughts. And reminder: I am a freelancer too, this isn’t my full time job, but I’m presenting this as intel from both sides of the editor/writer relationship.
— Stacey Leasca (@SLeasca)
1:37 AM • Nov 20, 2024
If you missed the last newsletter with 40 freelance and writing opportunities, check it out here.
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So, what do we have in this supporter exclusive?
1️⃣ 12 calls to pitch 🚨 📣
2️⃣ 10 contract roles & part-time gigs 👩💻
3️⃣ 12 full-time jobs 💼
Let’s get to it! ⬇️ ⬇️
1️⃣ Calls to Pitch
($1 - $2 per word) MIT Technology Review | MIT Technology Review is seeking pitches for an upcoming print issue. The theme is Creativity. Rates range from $1 to $2 per word, depending on the experience level of the writer, the story, and the publication route. Pitch deadline is December 4. Pitch guide here. Send pitches to commissioning editor Rachel Courtland at [email protected] with “PITCH” in the subject line.