Freelance Jobs 16th Dec

Here's todays freelance jobs:

Flexible writing opportunity. 0.75 cents per 500 characters from www.searchsays.com. Seems genuine, though I have my doubts about whether it's going to 'take-off'. What the heck, money's money. So long as they're paying, write for em and pocket the dough. The minute they turn belly-up, move on to the next internet wannabe.

Art categorizer contractor needed for art search engine. Nice gig. If you know about the arts...Or whatever that is. Click here.

Writing about design and art. Articles for the 'Arts'. Looks like there's a baby-boomlet in the 'Arts'. Click here.

World class copy writer? Click here.
Calling magazine writers. 10 cents per word. Click me.
Transcription job. Transcript recorded audio into pdf. Click here.
Another transciption job. Click here.
Fragrance and beauty writers, reviewers, bloggers needed. Click here.
Proofreader needed. Click here.

Articles, content and blogs needed ( SEO writers ). And the subjects? The environment, recyling, and elephants. Hmm...Anyone know of a connection between these three? I mean, environment and recycling is okay. Whre does the elephant fir in? Should send him an email, just to find out. Click here.

Wanna research the life and times of an architect? $10 per hour. Click here.
Love politics, blogging and satire? Click here. Note of warning : The afore-mentioned topics never, ever end up as paying gigs. Still worth it, though.

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The Wall Street Journal ( subscription required ) has a section on "A Half-Century of Writers Thinking Out Loud"
"Why do we read author interviews? Is it not enough that a writer has told a story well, moving us or making us laugh? Must we also go snooping into his private life, interrogating him, picking over his 'stuff'..."

Yeah. Too right. Leave writers alone. BTW, the piece above in the WSJ was written by one John Freeman. He's president of the National Book Critics Circle. Has written a book or two...And this, "No hugging please" is one of his um.., famous book reviews. Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha. Sorry, Mr. Freeman. You're too juicy a target with your bloviating about leaving writers alone.