Flash Fiction And Making A Living As A Freelance Writer With Jason Brick

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Writing for fun and for money is definitely possible, as I discuss with Jason Brick in today's interview. He writes flash fiction for fun and takes high-paying freelance writing jobs for income and shares tips for both.

In the intro, highlights from the Audio Publishers Association survey [Publishing Perspectives]; PublishDrive announces Abacus, a tool for co-writing payment splitting even if you don't publish through PD; Academic publisher, Pearson, goes digital for textbooks [The Guardian]; and Elon Musk's Neuralink in the futurist segment [The Guardian]. Plus, how my LASEK eye surgery went (well, obvs!)

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Jason Brick is a professional writer, a martial artist, a travel addict, and a professional speaker whose work has been published across multiple genres and formats.

He has over 3000 published articles and short stories and has ghost-written more than 20 books, as well as writing novels and non-fiction under his own name. Plus, he has edited and crowdfunded a number of anthologies.

What is flash fiction anyway?
How do you know what a good subject for a flash fiction story could be
Types of flash fiction anthologies
How to make money freelance writing and blogging
Tips for pitching for freelance work
Dealing with rejection
Tips for writing for the gaming industry
And tips for getting into ghostwriting

You can find Jason Brick at http://www.BrickCommaJason.com and on Twitter @brickcommajason

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