Freelance Opportunities for Freelancers Like Me - Nov 8 Edition

Freelance Opportunities for Freelancers Like Me - Nov 8 Edition

BBC Travel

Eva Sandoval is Looking for SpeciaList city guides for ski season featuring timely notable SpeciaList (not a ski instructor or anyone in the hospitality industry). $600, eva.sandoval.freelance@bbc.com. The writer cannot be the SpeciaListhttps://bbc.com/travel/specialist 

[Deadline: November 8

The Observer

Christa Terry, Arts Editor says Okay #writers, blow up my inbox artnews@observer,com. Looking for #arts pitches for Dec. publication and beyond. Artist features (no Q&As), thoughtful art market analysis/business of art, art philanthropy analysis (def. need more here). Rate: $250. 

The Guardian

Sarah Farquharson @sjfarq: Hello there! @GuardianAus is looking for 800-word comment pieces that can run any time over the Summer months. If you have an idea you'd like to pitch, email cif.australia@theguardian.com before November 14 with SUMMER PITCH in the subject. We're keen on timeless first-person pieces that tell a good story, reflect on personal experience, explore an important social issue or make a persuasive argument. They can be funny, serious, sad, thoughtful, uplifting... Surprise us! ://www.theguardian.com/info/guardian-news-media-freelance-charter] 

The TODAY Show

Rheana Murray says Hi writers! I'd love to get some holiday-related essays in my inbox. What's your hack for dealing with all the presents your kids get? Do you have a holiday tradition you love, but your family hates? What's the best/worst gift you've ever given/received? Tell me your stories! Looking for pitches or completed essays of around 1K words.

Emal: TODAYEssays@nbcuni.com. 

The Atlanta Community Press Collective

Atlanta Community Press Collective @atlanta_press: Big news!  Atlanta Community Press Collective is hiring! We're seeking an Operations Director, (Interim) Managing Editor, and freelance writers to help us cover the stories that impact the safety and well-being of Atlantans. atlpresscollective.com [direct link to freelance writer form: Click Here

PopSugar

Taylor Andrews, Editor of Balanced Life at PopSugar, is "looking to connect with a writer who is a widow or has lost a significant other. The article will be a personal essay and explore what it's like to date again following the loss of a partner. In the piece, we'd like the writer to touch on a few recent dating experiences and reflect on what the experience has been like dating as a widow (or as someone who has lost their significant other).  For the article, we can compensate $250. The word count can be around 500-900 words, but I'm definitely flexible and happy to discuss that more later. The due date to reach out to me would be by Monday November 11.

Email Taylor at [taylor.andrews@voxmedia.com

AFAR MAGAZINE

Afar Magazine's features editor, Katherine LaGrave, is looking for pitches on “quiet travel—think unplugging, recharging, and resetting.” Their “features and essays enrich, inform, educate, and spark conversation. As well as diving into unplumbed places and parts of the travel experience, Afar’s features and essays expand the definition of what makes a travel story.” The rates start at $0.50 per word for digital.

Send pitches to klagrave@afar.com by November 13. 

NEW YORK TIMES' UPSHOT SECTION

The New York Times’s senior editor of The Upshot, Tom Giratikanon, is commissioning new contributors to create editions of Flashback, its weekly history quiz. Contributors would construct a quiz with nine clues, which are short descriptions of historical events that readers have to place on a timeline. Each clue is about 20 words long and includes sources for fact-checking. The rate is $800 per quiz. 

Send inquiries to flashback-contributors@nytimes.com and briefly describe your relevant experience and also “attach or include links to two or three published pieces, such as articles or blog posts about history, or other quizzes.” 

 

BUSINESS INSIDER

Business Insider's deputy editor, Conz Preti, is looking for pitches of essays from “people who had kids in their 20s/30s and then decided to have just one more in their 40s because they thought it'd be easier. Whether it's because you were better off financially, the other kids were in school full time, it's what you always wanted, and more." The rate wasn't given, but has always been $250. See our Opps Finder listing for more info, and send pitches to cpreti@insider.com


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