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1. [...] can post your resume and links to existing bodies of work if you get in touch with us through our contact form. Or, you can post your listing below on this page’s comment thread. Share and Enjoy:These [...]

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2. [...] applicants can email me at jangelo (at) splashpress (dot) com, or you can directly apply using the BloggerJobs.biz contact form. Please include links to your existing blogs or other bodies of writing work. Share and Enjoy:These [...]

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3. How I made it to Harvard

   By E.D. Easley

   I’ve adjusted to the fact I may never be famous.
   I’ve been writing and editing for 35 years, and after a while you come to accept the fact that even if you’re great at what you do The Writing Fairy may not find you until you’re long dead.
   But now I’ve been to Stanford and Harvard.
   Publishing Heaven.
   I Googled myself lately to see what was happening with my books. I do it about once a week. All writers should.
   I’m not the sharpest stick in the pile. Heck, I’m barely qualified to toast bread unsupervised by an adult.
   That’s a big deal, by the way, at least to me. Shelf space anywhere is tight in ANY bookstore, let alone space in a decent college’s.
   I don’t know how they got there. My publisher stopped answering my calls two months ago. My contract runs out in about a year, and he’s counting the days.
   But imagine America’s future President reading my stuff. Just pray to whatever God you worship it never happens. I hope I don’t live that long… .
   Then, as hard, cold reality set in, and I realized it was just a matter of time before my masterpieces would wind up in that big ugly bin where all the nonreturnable books go. The ones going for a buck or less. Mostly cheap romance novels.*
   That’s our business.
   And how I’ll make it to Publishing Hell.
   *A note: My books are not carried at my alma mater, Central Washington University. I called and asked why. After the manager stopped laughing, she asked, “You’re really from Spokane?” and hung up on me.

   Words by E.D. Easley on October 30, 2007 at 3:17 am | #

4. I write a progressive satire blog:
   To Iniquity, and Beyond: News from a lunatic-infested dirt clod.
   My articles have been picked up by Buzzflash, The Progressive Daily Beacon, The Daily Scare and many others.
   I would like to write for other liberal blogs and have the time to do a regular column. My site is very edgy so I would like to add that I’m able to work within parameters.
   I strive for high brow humor; writing that is comedic, tightly erudite and sassy.

   Words by Tim Hollis on January 3, 2008 at 6:03 am | #

5. I do not know where I would be without a blog. It is my passion and joy to write a film review blog for The Argus (http://www.theargus.co.uk/lifehealth/readerblogs/stephanieclarke/) newspaper. This is a professional appointment with a responsibility to write a review at least once a week. I have also been writing my own blog on my experiences of learning to drive at http://driveofmylife.blog.co.uk/.

   As a journalist I have written: celebrity and character interviews for a local paper,stories on events and even a restaurant review so I am very versatile and flexible with my tone and styles of writing.

   Words by Stephanie Clarke on January 16, 2008 at 5:30 pm | #

6. I too have been bitten by the blog bug. In an effort to bite back, I’m looking to spread the love on more sites. I have a relaxed, fun, breezy tone that readers have been digging on my one-year old food blog http://www.thesunblog.com/gourmetgal. Looking for paying blog work!

   Words by Kay on March 31, 2008 at 10:56 am | #

7. I have a general love of life and am optimistic. I love cooking, reading and writing. Although I write in somewhat of a simplistic way, I prefer it that way. Not everybody is a walking dictionary or thesaurus so I keep it simple and yet unique in my own way of wording things. I like to write about life and living, about my life, about foods I have cooked, books I have read, and struggles I have lived out. I am by no means a down to earth person all the time, but when the mood strikes me, I do write in that manner.
   My passion in life is to be a writer of fiction, but that too is influenced by truth and by life.
   I am looking for a paid position for me to write or blog. I am good at researching online if I need to. I am a clean writer. No cursing, no porn.

   Words by Dorothy Forrester on April 6, 2008 at 2:34 am | #

8. Hi, my name is Dani and I’m a blogger (sounds like an AA meeting). Anyway, I’m a mom of 6 kids, a wife of a cop, and a professional nurse by nights (I work 11-7). Oh, wait a minute, I sound like super man here..My website reflects all of the above.
   I love to write, actually I have always wanted to be a writer, as a child, but went the nursing route instead.
   I believe I have a lot to offer ( like a crazy personality ), and am a very motivated individual..
   Thanks so much !!!
   –Dani–

   Words by danielle on April 17, 2008 at 12:01 pm | #

9. I write a blog for military spouses who are work-at-home writers and moms of small children. The military spouse community is a unique culture and the military spouse needs ot have a voice. From how to keep up your career while following your spouse around the world to how to get help within the system, I try to be that voice for milspouses. I do my best to shed light on issues unique to our culture and to the culture of freelance writers as well, many of whom are milspouses.

   Military or civilian, writer or parent, I hope to see your comments!
   ~Rosemary
   Writing Military Mom

   Words by Rosemary O'Brien on April 25, 2008 at 11:24 pm | #