Maisonneuve is an award-winning, not-for-profit general-interest magazine, published in English and based in Montreal. We are seeking a brilliant magazine fanatic to join our small but dedicated team. This position is suited to highly motivated individuals who are self-starters, creative thinkers and willing to learn under the leadership of the magazine's editor-in-chief and publisher. While Maisonneuve is based in Montreal, the majority of the work can be completed remotely. We will prioritize candidates who live in the city but welcome applications from elsewhere.

If you are serious about beautifully crafted long-form writing and working in independent media, please apply!

Thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Exeter Cathedral is now inviting applications from writers, poets, storytellers, spoken word artists and lyricists, to become the next Riddler in Residence.

Working closely with partners to reach local groups and communities, you will be co-creating a literary response to the heritage of Exeter Cathedral and its significant Library and Archives collections. This is an exciting opportunity to devise and deliver creative workshops with community groups and young people, focusing on themes of nature, environment and heritage.

There will also be time within the residency to create your own response to Exeter Cathedral’s building and treasures, including the 10th century poems and riddles of The Exeter Book. The Exeter Book has UNESCO Memory of the World status, signalling its “outstanding significance” to British and world history. Exeter itself is a UNESCO City of Literature and member of the Cities of Culture global network.

We are currently soliciting pitches for Issue 19 of Logic(s): supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things)

Pitch window closes on January 27, 2023

These media layoffs are damn depressing. I’ve been there and it sucks. I’m always looking for West Coast travel and consumer auto trend pieces at Via, a AAA magazine. Pitch us at viamail@viamagazine.com. Pay ranges from $1/word to $400 flat fee, depending on the story.

Lonely Planet is looking to expand their list of expert writers throughout France. 

In particular, we're looking for expertise in:

- Burgundy
- Brittany
- Champagne
- Corsica
- Loire Valley
- Normandy
- Occitania

Digital rates are upwards of $300 and will be assigned with an eye to taking on a print project (rates upwards of $1,500 dependent on word count and research times).

New call for pitches from @techreview, for our upcoming issue on ⭐️accessibility⭐️. We're looking for *big* swings: narrative features, investigations, essential profiles, and sharp essays at the intersection of accessibility+technology. Rates: $1-2/word. Pitch deadline: Feb 3

Pitch call! Cosmo is seeking reported features for the PRIDE ISSUE. As an editor and moreover as a queer, I welcome lively departures from the well-meaning yet starchy ��️‍��LGBTQ+ Content™️ media outlets tend to generate in June. Let’s be ungovernable. $1.50-$2/word. Deadline: 1/30.

As a Content Strategist  you will create and maintain rich content based on customer needs and use cases. You will work with teammates to ensure content accuracy and establish best practices for creation, maintenance, and quality assurance of content.  

Responsibilities of the position:  

• Create and maintain rich content for airlines, based on an in-depth understanding of their product and specific use cases 
• Craft merchandising strategies leveraging ATPCO's retailing solutions  
• Effectively manage and enforce complex governance and content approval processes 
• Maintain strong relationships with airline clients via regularly scheduled check-in calls   

Position: Medicaid Proposal Writer

Location: Fully Remote

Starts: Q1 2023

Duration: 8 Weeks

Status: Freelance

Rate: $75.00 - $90.00 per hour

Calling all Proposal Writers with experience writing RFP responses for State Medicaid programs. Our marketing consulting firm client is hiring Medicaid RFP Writers to join their team to assist with their busy RFP season.

This position is 100% remote but you must have flexibility to work long hours/ weekends.

The Medicaid RFP Writers will be supporting the team by writing Medicaid RFP responses and improving the story through use of consistent voice, tone, language, and client's Style Guide.

The ideal Medicaid RFP Writers will have:

• Hands on experience and understanding of State Medicaid programs and their components.
• Ability to manage creating, revising and editing through a fast-paced schedule from client request to final production.
• Proven experience working within the RFP response principles (example: the Shipley Model)

You must have State Medicaid RFP experience to be considered for this position.

Creative Circle's Freelance Employee benefits package includes eligibility for Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) medical plan, a dental/vision/term life package, a discount prescription program, critical illness, accident and tele-behavioral health benefits; and a 401(k) plan. Employee Stock Purchase Plan and paid holiday eligibility are based on length and dates of service.

Also, this position is W-2 through Creative Circle, so well handle your payrolling, invoicing, & collections & you will be paid weekly and may qualify for preventative benefits. Ask your recruiter for more details.

This is a remote position.

At Mindojo, we’re developing an adaptive education platform used by market-leading test-prep courses such as Bloomberg Exam Prep. Recently we began developing a sophisticated app offering a powerful set of learning games for kids learning English as a Second Language (ESL), targeting ~1B kids world wide. The app is recently out of beta with already 1M+ users (check out Aylee Learns English on Google Play or the App Store).

We are seeking a talented and experienced script writer to join our team and help develop engaging content of various types: short stories, conversation scripts, and more.

We offer a part-time contract role. You can work from wherever you wish and the work schedule is very flexible.

As a freelance journalist writing for Fertility Bridge, you will be responsible for writing one original article per month on various assigned fertility news topics. The rate of pay is fifty cents per word. Each article will be about 500 words in length. The topic will be assigned 1-2 weeks before the article is published.  

But how do you know if this is your dream work and if Fertility Bridge is your dream client?

If you answer yes to these three questions:

1. Do you have experience writing as both a business and healthcare journalist?
2. Are you a top-notch researcher with a knack for finding sources and information?
3. Are you excited about the opportunity to contribute to Fertility Bridge? 

If you are interested in this role and believe you align with everything above then we encourage you to apply. 

As a Technical Writer, you will:

• Write, edit, and publish help center articles in line with ChartMogul style guide
• Write UX copy
• Collaborate with subject matter experts to understand new features and create clear documentation for customers
• Update help center articles and API documentation as per feedback from customers and team
• Edit customer support macros, video content scripts, and other learning materials
• Maintain internal process documentation pertaining to the Help UX team

• As a copywriter, you are responsible for creating compelling copy that engages, inspires and converts. 
• You will work closely with our Product Marketing Manager for content marketing strategy 
• You will contribute to developing a wide range of content, including email copies, blog content, articles, landing pages, ads, video content, etc., to help increase conversions from the targeted audience. 
• You will conduct research in the live streaming industry and translate the technical terms into plain language in your writing. 

Our current rate is $75.00 per editorial. Most editorials run between 1,000 and 1,500 words in length, but we’ll never be upset if a really good piece is longer or shorter. Our editorial calendar allows for six (6) articles per month, so don’t be discouraged if we ask you to pitch again a little further down the line.

Sold Short is about inequality. Sometimes that will be about class, wealth, and corporate misdoings. Did you know that in the United States, since the beginning of the 1980s, the top one percent’s wealth grew by 275 percent, while the bottom 20 percent saw just an 18 percent increase? No wonder most people are so mad about politics these days.

But inequality isn’t just about money. It’s about how we go about our daily lives and our intersecting identities. Sold Short stories focus on the social safety net, corporate shenanigans, the labor movement (as a broader political entity as well as in relation to workers), gender, racial justice, feminism, Indian Country and tribal sovereignty, sexuality, wealth inequality, white supremacy, immigration and borders, state violence and the criminal legal system, public goods and privatization schemes, billionaire antics, and general hoarding among the top one percent and their fellow travelers.

How do I pitch?
You can email me at pcaldwell@tnr.com. I generally prefer to receive a short pitch describing your idea, rather than an already completed draft.