Sentences with phrase «time gig writing»

As a freelancer, you can build yourself a full - time gig writing about games while working from anywhere in the world, and Up Up Down Down Left WRITE is the key to jump starting your career as a freelance game journalist.

Not exact matches

TORONTO — When Lise Cartwright grew tired of a string of full - time office jobs, she turned to the Internet to see if there were any writing gigs she could try on the side.

The well known New York Times columnist, best selling author and pundit Thomas Friedman wrote a very bullish article on gig work last week.

I have not been doing this blogging gig for very long, but usually I will cook something and take the pictures and then in about 3 days» time I will have edited the pictures and written the post.

I love music, going out to concerts / gigs, writing poetry, movies, piano, festivals, travel, spending time with friends and family, family history, arts / entertainment etc..

As of now, Carnahan is only writing the script for X-Force and is not currently attached to direct, but should Fox be a fan of the script (and if one of his clones has time in their schedule), he certainly has the experience to back a directorial gig.

When my agent set out to sell my first book, Charming the Highlander, I asked her to please tell the editors she submitted it to that this time - travel gig was a one - time thing, as I really wrote contemporary romance and didn't want them to expect more magical stories from me.

I go there primarily for camaraderie, but as a happy result, I've gotten all sorts of opportunities that lead to book sales (speaking gigs, writing jobs, fans in other times zones, etc) It seems like less of an echo - chamber than Facebook.

No luck so far, it seems, but again, if I concentrate on my writing and remember that I'm not trying to make this my full - time gig, so I shouldn't worry as if I am.

I work a full - time job in addition to my moonlight novelist gig, and it's challenging enough finding time to write the darn books, much less hawk them online.

Not one to sit idle, I've done a lot of things with my «free» time, including write 2 books (Sam Kane Book 2 & the Epic Fantasy that is this close (holds finger and thumb a hairs breadth apart) to being done), did some guest speaking gigs on marketing, podcasting and social media — and I'm about to do another one all about Scrivener for a couple of writer's groups / conferences.

On Day Three you will learn: - How to turn your book / writing into a business - How to make money beyond book sales - How to get other people to pay for your business endeavors - How to secure paid writing gigs - How to get grants and sponsors - Professional titles you wear besides «author / writer» - How to increase book sales without directly selling books - How to make money from content you write outside of books - How to make money while you sleep - How to make money while spending time with family and friends - How to make money on YouTube

Also, as he works full time and writing is a side gig, it's just hard to find the time.

I wrote a book some years ago about my time in the music business, and how to get a gig in that world — I hired a design student to lay it out for me using Adobe PageMaker, and he also did the cover.

As you're looking to make the giant leap into the corporate world, see if you can squeeze in some time to take on a gig, like freelance writing or selling things online.

How do I turn my writing hobby into a full - time gig?

The final two making up the media trip were Scott Laird; who has a full time gig with Southwest Airlines and writes for examiner.com Scott can be found on twitter @AbFabSkyLife

But what I've lacked with my full - time travel lifestyle is the time or wherewithal to write said books, develop mentorship programs, and do public speaking gigs.

But you write about big titles to make a little money - being the first to write about Cart Life isn't going to win you a gig at the New York Times.

Does this mean that if I, for example, were to (temporarily) take a part - time gig as a Small Claims Court (or even higher) judge, I could write an article titled «The Incoherence of... [Judge X] and survive the LSUC disciplinary hearing?

It doesn't matter if you're writing an internship student resume, a high school student resume for a part - time gig, or a graduate student resume for your first job.

Best of all, Freelance Writing Gigs also publishes its own content to help freelance writers improve their skills and turn their freelance work into a full - time career.