Writers wanted (business, health) | up to 50 cents per word
Added 2023-07-12 18:17:41 +0000 UTCCOMPANY/PUBLICATION: WASHINGTON EXAMINER MAGAZINE
David Mark, Managing Editor at Washington Examiner Magazine, is looking for writers:
Washington Examiner Magazine is seeking freelance writers for Business and Health, in its Washington Briefing section. Contributors will have wide latitude on topics, in consultation with the section editor, which is me.
Experience reporting and writing on Business and Health is helpful but not required. Most important is the ability to dig into public policy and political topics, interview sources, and write in a non-partisan, non-ideological, and compelling manner.
For more information, on story length, pay rates, and related matters, please contact me at dmark@washingtonexaminer.com.
APPLICATION CHECKLIST: Unless otherwise stated, include (1) a cover letter explaining how you meet the requirements or why you are the right fit for the job; (2) a one-paragraph summary of your relevant experience, credentials and publication credits; (3) your strongest clips or links to published work; and (4) a resume detailing your writing experience.
CONFIDENTIAL NOTE: Reports indicate that Washington Examiner pays up to 50 cents per word. It is recommended that you discuss the rate(s) with the editor/employer before commencing work.
CONTACT INFORMATION (please do not share the email address publicly):
Questions/applications: dmark@washingtonexaminer.com
Website: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/
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