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Do you want to get an article published in a newspaper or magazine, but have no idea how the process works? This book shows how to get that first vital piece in print. It guides you through a step-by-step process, from how to format your pitch, to identifying the undersold freelance hotspots.

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'I wish I'd had this book when I started out fifteen years ago... it's perfectly pitched for the capable, confident and hard-grafting writer who lacks just one thing: contacts' Fiona Gibson, literaturetraining.com 'For the absolute beginner, this is an insightful resource that's as readable as it is helpful. For current freelancers, it is a good book to help you re-think your strategy' Journalism.co.uk (March 2010) 'It's perfectly pitched for the capable, confident and hard-grafting writer who lacks just one thing: contacts.' Literature Training - Spring 2010

No contacts No problem How to Pitch and Sell a Freelance Feature

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      Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing (UK)
      Publication Date: 1/27/2010 12:02:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9781408123560, 978-1408123560
      ISBN10: 1408123568
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      Book Synopsis
      Do you want to get an article published in a newspaper or magazine, but have no idea how the process works? This book shows how to get that first vital piece in print. It guides you through a step-by-step process, from how to format your pitch, to identifying the undersold freelance hotspots.

      Trade Review
      'I wish I'd had this book when I started out fifteen years ago... it's perfectly pitched for the capable, confident and hard-grafting writer who lacks just one thing: contacts' Fiona Gibson, literaturetraining.com 'For the absolute beginner, this is an insightful resource that's as readable as it is helpful. For current freelancers, it is a good book to help you re-think your strategy' Journalism.co.uk (March 2010) 'It's perfectly pitched for the capable, confident and hard-grafting writer who lacks just one thing: contacts.' Literature Training - Spring 2010

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