The Writing Coach Podcast 126: Listener Q&A, Vol. VII

WCP126 Listener Q&A, Vol. VII

Time for another edition of Listener Q&A! Here are today’s questions: + I’m getting charged a lot of fees because I’m working with an international client. How can I avoid these? + Can I write about toileting toddlers one day, and mental health issues in returned military men and women the next (and be taken seriously)?

Time for another edition of Listener Q&A! Here are today’s questions:

+ I’m getting charged a lot of fees because I’m working with an international client. How can I avoid these?

+ Can I write about toileting toddlers one day, and mental health issues in returned military men and women the next (and be taken seriously)?

+ I pitched a story to my ideal publication. It was rejected. How do I move onto a different publication when I was so convinced it belonged to the first one?

Want me to answer your question on the next edition of Listener Q&A? Email me at rebecca@freelancewriterbootcamp.com

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