The best freelance writers roll with the punches. And jabs. Or hooks. We research, investigate, and collaborate with editors of every type. Then we adapt our brilliant pitches, track down sources, and dazzle with our writing skills.
So we can repeat the game over and over and over and over – Well, you get the idea. It’s a different process from content and copywriting (which you already glimpsed in The Library; of course, you did).
These beauties? They demonstrate different facets of my writing abilities:
- Finding sources and conducting interviews (on sketchy timelines!)
- Understanding the scientific process (where appropriate)
- Blending storytelling and information to connect with readers
- Working on a deadline
Print (or online) sources have different expectations. But I’ve got those tools on my utility belt.
And if you’re looking for ways to incorporate written publications into your projects? All you need to do is ask. Together we can brainstorm the perfect journals to target.
Oh, and if you’re worried about affiliate links, you’re in the clear. I don’t make one shiny penny if you click these links. Whatever compensation I received already made its way to the bank. (And odds are the Minions spent everything eons ago)
Books
- Kennedy, Andria. “The Demon Assistant” in Chicken Soup for the Soul: My Clever, Curious, Caring Cat. Ed. Amy Newmark. Chicken Soup for the Soul, LLC. Sept 2021.
Journals
- Davis, Andria, George Maul, and Jeffrey Simmons. Oct. 15, 2001. “Seawater Temperature Trends at USA Tide Gauge Sites.” Geophysical Research Letters.
Magazines
- Kennedy, Andria. “Something Borrowed, Something Sanitized.” Offbeat Bride. Dec. 21, 2020.
- Zak, Ivan, DVM, MBA. Ghostwritten. “A New Approach to Solving Veterinary Burnout.” Nov. 2020. Today’s Veterinary Business.
- Kennedy, Andria. “Planning a Wedding During Plague Time.” Offbeat Bride. Nov. 9, 2020.
- Balabanov, Alex. Ghostwritten. “Digital Technolgy and the Future of Veterinary Medicine.” Sep. 9, 2020. Vetstoria.
