Lately, you should frequently visit this page to get the best out of it. I have noticed for a while that people don’t visit my page nor leave comments on my page. I don’t know but again I can’t think...ouch hate me; my gig? Now------Now---- New writers love to ask seasoned writers about their work habits. Type writers versus computers, writing at home versus at a café, working during the day or the evening! But all this love of how a freelance recipe for success and that perhaps the key ingredient is the typewriter or the cafe or the nighttime writing. Well, guess what? It’s not how you write but why you write. Brooklyn based Allison Yarrow, contributing writer at Time and author of the Kindle single The Devil of Williamsburg, is a freelance journalist who works from home. Her tools include her Mac desktop and – when she’s out in the field reporting – a Mac Book Air, reporter’s notebook, and digital voice recorder. But what’s more important to her than the accessory she uses is her motivation for covering the politics and culture beat. She says, “I think that I tend to look for stories that somehow speak to how we live now.” “When I started at the News Tabloid Company, we were coming on a presidential election season, and I was drawn to stories about immigration,” I was drawn to stories that have a social and political vibe. These kinds of stories are so interesting because it shows how thinking is changing – and how world thinking is changing.” Heck, get more bit.ly/10nYnxd
Posted on: Tue, 17 Sep 2013 19:10:20 +0000
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