Got a few freelance writing questions you want answering? Head over to The Renegade Writer
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>As I mentioned in my review of the About.com Freelance Writing blog earlier this week, I’m planning on reviewing a few different writing blogs this week, with The Renegade Writer being one of them.
Set up in the May of 2006 by Diana Burrell and Linda Formichelli as an expansaion of their popular newsletter, both Diana and Linda are accomplished writers themselves, publishing two books together and writing on a regular basis for a vast array of popular publications.
Whilst the blog in its entirety is useful to writers, there’s a particular section in The Renegade Writer blog that I like a lot (aside from the fantastic training courses that they offer) and that is the ‘You Ask, We Answer’ section. Full of questions that a lot of freelance writers want answering but aren’t too sure where to find the answers, the blog answers everything from whether or not you should write for free temporarily to how to sell reprints of your work. Somewhat dull and boring to non-writers, but invaluable information to those who are, or are looking to be, freelance writers.
Packed full of information for freelance writers to take note of to help them along the way, along with All Freelance Writing, Freelance Writing Jobs and About.com Freelance Writing, The Renegade Writer is one of those blogs that any writer should be checking out on a regular basis.
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Diana Burrell says:
February 18th, 2010 at 8:56 pm
Thank you for the positive review of The Renegade Writer! We’re thrilled you like the “You ask, we answer” feature.
admin says:
February 18th, 2010 at 11:18 pm
The “You ask, we answer” is one of my own personal favourite features on any of the prominent freelance writing blogs, Diana – and it’s only a small part of such a great resource!