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Writers create for many reasons but there’s only one that pays the bills—writing to make money.Whether you have a long-term project, such as a short story, novel, play, or non-fiction book, or you are starting out as a freelance writer, increase your cash flow by interspersing short projects into smaller, easy-to-manage bursts of time.WRITING TO MAKE MONEY: SHORT PROJECTS is the first in a new book series, contains more than one hundred tips, techniques, assignments and jobs that writers can implement immediately to boost their bank accounts. Learn how to write briefs or fillers, hints and humorous anecdotes, and recipes. Sentimental writers may choose to focus upon greeting cards, personal letters that need that heartfelt touch, or even marriage proposals. Love to make people laugh? Then try your skills at comedy, jokes, gag sheets or parody.In the business world, writers can craft on-hold messages, assist job seekers with resumes and cover letters, or important business correspondence. Loriann Oberlin, MS has spent decades as a writer and taught freelance writing at various community colleges and online seminars. Her first money-focused book was published by Writer’s Digest Books and landed in three national book clubs. Today, she is also a licensed mental health therapist, thus uniquely qualified to discuss the ups and downs of the writing life, realistic goals, and reasonable expectations. Ms. Oberlin outlines cognitive-behavioral techniques to bolster and motivate, bounce back from rejection, and establish productive, income-producing habits.In WRITING TO MAKE MONEY: SHORT PROJECTS she serves as the ultimate cheerleader presenting new options and encouragement that boosts not only a writer’s bank account but also self-esteem. Oberlin uses a few recognizable names to drive home the point that every successful writer started some place similar to where most aspiring writers exist today. She also shows how conventional, ordinary writers took chances to develop their talents and learn from mistakes made. These writers enhanced existing careers, struck up new ones, or simply earned money for a meaningful goal.You need not have a degree to benefit from this book. Ms. Oberlin offers a journalism primer for all readers and details where more education can help you to achieve a better payday. New graduates and small business owners will also benefit from this concise resource and find that it deserves a place on their bookshelf.Follow at Facebook.com/writingtomake money and sign up for the $$ tips newsletter.EDITORIAL REVIEWS “Oberlin is a savvy pro, drawing on years of experience to provide strategies that work in the real world. If you’re ready to start small and think big, this book is a useful roadmap to get you to your destination.” ~ Jack Heffron, The Writer’s Idea Book; former Writer’s Digest Books editor“A comprehensive resource on the how-to’s for a profitable career, covering every angle, providing excellent suggestions and resources.” ~ Pamela Liflander, Ghostwriter and former Adams Media executive editor "Loriann Oberlin is the best at encouraging writers to truly realize the possibilities are endless. Keep exploring these many options and be rewarded for your writing voice!" ~ Martie Emory, Senior Editor, Engaged! Magazine“This book addresses the aspiring writer, content creator, and social media user. The journalism chapter is a gem. If you aren’t sure of existing markets, this gives you a helpful start.” ~ Keith Corso, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Communications Studies, Westminster College"Ms. Oberlin's advice is timely, concise, and easy to follow. An indispensable addition to any career writer's library." ~ Kathryn Johnson, Writing Instructor (WriteByYou.Com)
