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Article Writer – What might have been
This year, I had an article published in a national magazine. The experience confirmed my decision way back when not to pursue article writing as a career. When I decided that I didn’t want to spend the rest of my … Continue reading
Respect and the freelancer’s mindset
As some of you know, I started my freelance career as a writer. And one of the books that was really important to me in getting off on the right foot was Peter Bowerman’s The Well-Fed Writer. If that name … Continue reading