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The Business of Writing & Editing: Practical Tips & Templates for New Freelancers
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Do you like the idea of working from home and owning your own business... but you're just not sure where to start?
Are you thinking about becoming a freelance writer or editor, and wondering if that type of work is right for YOU?
Have you done a little research into freelancing and found it altogether too overwhelming... so that you have more questions now than you initially ...more
Are you thinking about becoming a freelance writer or editor, and wondering if that type of work is right for YOU?
Have you done a little research into freelancing and found it altogether too overwhelming... so that you have more questions now than you initially ...more
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May 19, 2017
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So, I definitely contribute my review and rating of this book to reading Barbara Fuller's How to Start a Home-based Editorial Services Business before I read Morrow's. Both of them were good, and they were similar in a lot of respects. I absolutely loved all of Morrow's appendices and templates more than the templates in Fuller's. And I like the fact that Morrow didn't place a whole lot of emphasis for working for corporate clients, which I felt Fuller did a lot.
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3.5 stars. This book provides some useful information for new freelancers, though I found it to be too light on tax/business registration info (granted, the laws surrounding these topics differ according to location). Some of the information is too basic, such as advising newbies that they will need a computer and office supplies. Um, yes ... you will need these things for freelancing writng and editing.
I'd recommend this one for complete beginners. Seek more detailed information that is releva ...more
I'd recommend this one for complete beginners. Seek more detailed information that is releva ...more

I read this book as I was starting my new business, and it made my life that much easier. The practical tips for leveraging your network and social media kickstarted my business, and the templates, especially the daily maintenance checklist, taught me the basics. If you're looking to start an editing or writing business, pick up a copy of this book!
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Sagan Morrow writes romantic comedies featuring positive female friendships, polyamorous relationships, and sassy, independent protagonists.
She has a degree in Rhetoric, Writing and Communications, with over a decade of experience as a freelance writer and editor. Based in Winnipeg, Canada, Sagan is a hobbyist burlesque dancer and identifies as polyamorous. She shares about her writing journey in ...more
She has a degree in Rhetoric, Writing and Communications, with over a decade of experience as a freelance writer and editor. Based in Winnipeg, Canada, Sagan is a hobbyist burlesque dancer and identifies as polyamorous. She shares about her writing journey in ...more
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