Freelance Writing Work For You This Week ✍
Hello Freelancer 👋
Hope you’re doing well?
In today’s edition: Vacancies opening up at Motley Bloom, Fierce Pharma, Drummond Central and lots more.
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Opportunities ✍
Motley Bloom: Writers (via Lauren Quinn): “After a hiatus, Motley Bloom is back and looking to commission a few pieces for fall! We’re seeking 600-800-word articles on strategies that really work for neurodivergent traits-based living. How did you design your life around your sensitivities and strengths? What systems have worked for you—what was the unlock, and how did you build your system to last? We’re looking for innovative first-person perspectives based in lived experience. (And we love to bust those neurotypical myths!) Bonus if your topic relates to fall, back-to-school, preparing for the holidays, etc. Rate: $300 for 600-800 words.”
Fierce Pharma: Writers (via Ayla Ellison): “We’re looking to expand our freelance reporting bench at Fierce Pharma. We’ll have stories to assign and are also open to pitches from experienced journalists who have covered the biopharma industry. Interested? Email me at aellison@questex.com with a brief introduction, a few relevant clips and the areas of biopharma you know best. For pitches, please include the proposed story, why it matters now, how you plan to report it and any key sources you expect to contact”.
Drummond Central: Writers (via Kev Hughes): “Freelancers, this one's for you. 🫵 We're looking to grow our network of brilliant creative people, designers, art directors, writers, creative teams, artworkers, motion designers, editors, whoever's out there doing great work.”
The Margin: Writers (via Anthony Milton): “I’m thrilled to announce I’m The Margin's newest writer and editor - and I’m looking for pitches! At The Margin, we’re operating in the sweet spot between money and culture, where high finance meets real life. It’s an intentionally broad beat – in our society, what isn’t touched by cash? – but one that’s full of possibilities. By way of example, we’ve already written about the true cost of Ozempic, match fixing in Canadian soccer, and the math behind Guinness's cultural resurgence. (Yes, even splitting the G can be related to finance). I’m editing, too, and freelancers, that means I WANT YOUR PITCHES! There are financial stories everywhere for those with the eyes to see them, and I want your eyes.”
