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Free downloads, lots of really fabulous shareware at http://www.hotfiles.com
Here, for example, you'll find some interesting free screensavers
to download; WinZip for Windows 95/98/2000,
v.6.3. Described as a 'must download' for handling archives. Also, WebFerret
v.1 3001, a "handy and efficient way to use search engines" (e.g. Lycos,
AltaVista, Excite, Hotbot, Webcrawler, Magellan, Yahoo, etc.). WebFerret
uses your Internet connection to search the engines and brings back the
results to your desktop.
This site is also mentioned in Helpful Links on the main page. Any subject
explained in seconds at www.wikipedia.org
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Some thought-provoking screensaver quotations
can be downloaded free from www.cyber-nation.com
– 50 different quotations to lift your spirits, well designed and colourful. |
Get yourself a new browser with some incredible features -- all free at
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If you are in the U.S., check out The Freelance Editorial Association,
P.O. Box 380835, Cambridge, MA 02238-0835 for mission statement, benefits
of member-
ship for freelancers, etc. NB:
Now merged with the Editorial Freelancers Association -- www.the-efa.org |
With WebFerret, incidentally, you can easily find online freelance opportunities/work
in publishing too! But don't forget your best link
to the course that offers that vital bit extra, is fun to do, and is only
available online:
freelancers.co.uk
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Freelance editing and proofreading
courses. Professional content and guaranteed enjoyment.
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More recommended links:
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-- Freelancers in the UK -- a site that
promises to be everything a freelancer could want, and the No.1 site for
freelancers. There could be as many as 800 pages when the site is finalized.
Visit: www.freelancersintheuk.co.uk
-- Writers' Forum is a major monthly resource
for established and aspiring writers. It covers the who, what, why,
where, when and how on the craft of writing. Features include celebrity
author profiles, tips from renowned authors, events, holidays for writers,
competitions, and much, much more. For more details visit: www.writers-forum.com
-- A global directory of freelance writers.
Writers can list their skills, writing experience, biography and, most
importantly, contact information. Clients and editors can use the directory
to find writers who exactly match their needs and contact them directly.
http://www.FreelanceWriters.com
--"Developing a second income is challenging,
but it puts you in control of your future. If you provide the enthusiasm,
we will provide ideas and resources".
http://www.2ndjobshopping.com/
-- The Writers Digest Site:
http://www.writersdigest.com
The
original, award-winning UK job search and jobs by email service. Covers
35 industry sectors.
http://www.jobsite.co.uk
Visit the American Copy Editors Society.
Check out their Words on Words link for advice, tips on editing (www.copydesk.org/editorsink/words.htm)
or a fabulous References
section where you'll find clip art, quotes of the day, common English
errors, phrases and their origins, great links for editors, maps, news,
science and more!
A very good resource site for authors, publishers and anyone interested
in writing, getting published, and
some poetry; includes a critique service for writers, and books of interest
you can order too! Find it at author.co.uk
- for the business of writing and publishing.
If
you're a writer, you'll also like The Writer's
Nook, an online workshop and resource for writers: many features and
services.
Why
not become a member of The European Federation
of Freelance Writers? Membership is open to freelance journalists,
feature writers and authors throughout Europe. There's a wide range of
benefits including insurance and discounted Internet access. The Federation
provides professional support for all writers but specifically:
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Freelance or part-time writers

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Freelance or part-time journalists
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Authors (fiction and non-fiction)
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Trade and technical writers
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Authors of scientific papers
You can get your own press card too!
Add your LINK to this site today? Let
me know
Thanks to John Th. for this helpful link idea:
How about a link to http://www.journalism.co.uk
- this site features a searchable database of current editorial vacancies
in the UK (including freelance opportunities) plus a database of freelance
journalists searchable by skill, specialism, name and location.
www.smarterwork.com
Have a look at this site, which may
be able to help you with finding work.
www.freelancers.net
Also, another site you'll find interesting,
though these are different kinds of freelance opportunities. This site
is particularly well organised. (I've heard that name before somewhere!)
www.the-efa.org
When the Editorial Freelancers Association
asked for a reciprocal link with Freelancers.co.uk, that is something to
be proud of, even something of an honour. Do visit this site, of
particular interest to US freelancers, billed as "The Professional Resource
for Editorial Freelancers."
http://www.worldwidefreelance.com/
The 'Worldwide Freelance Writer' website
lists paying writing markets all over the world. We also have a free
newsletter and articles on how to sell your writing overseas.
We have markets listed from Australia, Brazil,
British West Indies, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, England, Germany, Greece, Hong
Kong, Ireland, Japan, Jordan, Malaysia, Mexico, Nepal, New Zealand, Russia,
Scotland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates.
www.greatunpublished.com/writers.htm
If you get a chance, you should really check
out this site for writers. They have a lot of useful information.
www.freelancejournalist.co.uk
Freelance Journalist .co.uk is a site aimed
at helping journalists establish their own web sites -- an on-line directory
for UK writers, photographers, editors, broadcasters and other journalists.
The site shows a page of information or more on each freelancer and includes
contact information and e-mail links.
www.writernetwork.com
Do you want freelance work? Go to http://www.writernetwork.com
for weekly freelance job and grant lists, books, software, message and
discussion boards, classified ads, financial aids, and more. If you have
a writer/editor-related website, make sure to join our site ring.
Freelance writer jobs, books, financial
services, software, and more at: http://writernetwork.com.
www.globaltelecommute.com
Telecommuting/teleworking is opening the
way for a Global workplace. Check out the resources for both employees
and employers at www.globaltelecommute.com. Be sure to visit the Links
page, and sign up for the FREE e-zine.
www.elance.com
A great place to look for, and bid
for, freelance assignments.
(More
great links coming soon)
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