Tired Of Writing For Peanuts? I Sure Was...

Making your freelance writing career successful (financially speaking) is not the easiest thing in the world, is it? I remember so clearly how discouraging it was to only be able to find low paying jobs. I don't know about you, but writing articles for $1.00 - $3.00 per piece is almost an insult, and I simply could not justify a full career change to freelance writing with that kind of income. So, I took a chance on "Write Where The Money Is", by Robert Howells, and it changed my whole career.

When an ebook like "Write Where The Money Is" comes across your path, promising it will help you make it big, you wonder if it will finally hold some answers to the puzzling publishing world. You know that SOMEWHERE there are people willing to pay you for what your writing is REALLY worth, so take my advice and get some help finding those people!

"Write Where The Money Is" is a 150 page ebook written by Robert Earle Howells, and it claims to show beginner writers how to navigate the writing market and make the most out of their writing talent.

Robert Earle Howells is the writer of this ebook. You can find his name all over the internet - the man actually writes for a living HIMSELF, which is more than can be said for others who advertise their self-help books! Howells won the 2009 Travel Journalist of the Year Silver Award, and has articles published in magazines such as National Geographic, Travel & Leisure, Smithsonian, and National Geographic Traveler.

"Write Where The Money Is" covers all of the necessary aspects of finding and winning lucrative writing gigs. From how to generate writing ideas that will SELL to pitching stories to publishers, from working with editors to playing the freelance market, this ebook covers it all. There is even a chapter completely dedicated to dealing with all of the "red tape" - handling contracts, protecting your rights, and all of that other "nitty gritty stuff" (as he calls it) that is SO important for a writer to know but is difficult to learn on ones own.

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If you have been struggling to find markets for your writing skills that pay you what you are worth, don't you think you owe it to yourself to do something about it? You don't HAVE to be a "penniless writer"! For more information on "Write Where The Money Is", visit a review page of it at http://www.squidoo.com/write-where-the-money-is today!