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Online is the first place everyone looks for freelancing opportunities. However, as a former full-time staff editor, I wholeheartedly disagree with this strategy. The internet is filled with banner ads hawking freelance...read more
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by Laura Lytton
Probably the best way to find freelance copy editing jobs is to invest in a copy of THE WRITER'S HANDBOOK (Editor: Barry Turner) . This handbook provides the reader with a comprehensive, yearly reviewed directory for lite...read more
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The best directory for finding freelance copy editing jobs is, of course, the World Wide Web. The most notable sites that I have come across for finding freelance copy editing gigs is 1)www. Gofreelance.com, which I will ...read more
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