Today’s article is written by Suzannah Windsor Freeman, founding editor.
There’s been a lot going on behind the scenes here at Write It Sideways.
For some time now, I’ve been eager to bring this blog to the next level. I have a few exciting plans in place, which I hope to unveil in the coming months. One of those plans has been to recruit a whole panel of talented writers.
So, please give a warm welcome to our six regular contributors. You’ll already be familiar with two of them, who have been writing for us since January 2012, and others you may have seen as guest posters on Write It Sideways.
I know you’ll enjoy hearing from them as much as I’ll enjoy working with them.
1. Sarah Baughman
Sarah Baughman is a writer and trained teacher who has published articles in print and online publications. Her collection of creative non-fiction essays won the Michigan Writers Cooperative Press 2010 Chapbook Contest. Check out her blog, A Line At A Time.
2. Susan Bearman
Susan Bearman is a writing veteran of more than 20 years, working as a ghost writer, technical writer and business editor. She teaches writing and social media for writers, and her current works-in-progress include several picture books, a memoir and a mystery. Read Susan on her own blog, Two Kinds of People, and weekly on the Garanimals Blog.
3. Krissy Brady
Krissy Brady is the owner of Krissy Media Ink, an eBook writer for Sterling & Stone, a social media writer for REV Media Marketing, and a columnist for WOW! Women on Writing. Check out her blog here.
4. Christi Craig
Christi Craig is a writer whose essays, short stories and poetry have appeared in various print and online publications. In 2010, her story “The Saint of Lost Things” received an honorable mention in the Glimmer Train Family Matters competition. She blogs at Writing Under Pressure.
5. Debra Eve
Debra Eve wrote the Kindle bestseller, Later Bloomers: 35 Folks Over Age 35 Who Found Their Passion And Purpose. She blogs at LaterBloomer.com, and has conducted author interviews for Write It Sideways. You can also find her on Twitter.
6. Lydia Sharp
Lydia Sharp is an author of YA, sci-fi & fantasy, and contemporary fiction. Her novella Twin Sense (a romantic comedy) will release from Musa Publishing’s Euterpe imprint in November, 2012. She is also a regular contributor at the award-winning blog Writer Unboxed.
Regular contributors to Write It Sideways are paid for their time, which is only made possible through money raised from advertisements and sales from my eBook, The Busy Mom’s Guide to Writing. Every dollar earned through those venues goes directly back to you—the writing community—by remunerating writers and covering hosting costs, technical support and design.
No doubt we will welcome other contributors to the blog in the future. If you think you have the passion and writing experience to join the team, please contact me with your details and a brief outline of your qualifications. I’ll keep you on file for opportunities that may arise down the line.
Lydia Sharp says
Welcome to all the new contributors, and thanks for having me too! Can’t wait to read posts from all these new voices. 🙂
Debra Eve | Later Bloomer says
So excited and honored to join this wonderful group of writers, Suzannah! Thanks for the opportunity.
Suzannah Windsor Freeman says
I’m excited that you guys are excited! 🙂 I’ve enjoyed working with all of you in the past, and I think you’ll make a fantastic team!
Anne R. Allen says
What a fantastic line-up! I’ve been following many of these writers for quite a while. They all have wise and wonderful things to say. I look forward to reading their posts here!
Christi Craig says
I’m thrilled to be a part of this great group and site. Thanks Suzannah!
Krissy Brady, Writer says
Thanks so much for the opportunity Suzannah! Your blog was one of the first blogs I started following when I decided to take the plunge into freelance writing – I’m so honored to be a part of this new adventure with these fine ladies! 😉
khaula mazhar says
Looking forward to reading posts from all your great contributors.
Suzannah says
Big thanks to all of you for agreeing to join the team!