For our mid-season episode, we're addressing Writers' Co-op members' questions!

Grants are an incredible and often-underused way to fund ambitious creative projects, especially if you're pitching to a publication that may not be able to cover your travel or research expenses.

Freelance foreign reporting often gets a bad rap; it can be low-paid and exploitative. But that doesn't always have to be the case.

If you want to talk about running a 6-figure freelance writing business, Matt Villano is the person to call.

To kick off this season, we’re talking with Maya Kosoff about social media, part-time freelancing, and beyond.

How do you plan a career trajectory when there are infinite options and no set paths?

Time spent away from work can be just as important as time spent at work, especially for freelancers.

Saying no is just as critical to running a freelance business as saying yes. You can’t say yes to the right opportunities if you don’t say no to the wrong ones.

There are few things more infuriating than getting paid late for work you’ve already done.

Making connections with other writers, editors and creatives is essential to building a freelance business that lasts for years.