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The News -
Freelance
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Written by Kathleen Poole
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 When you first begin your freelance career–whether as a writer,
photographer, web designer, graphic artist or whatever–you have to face
the ultimate challenge: getting clients.
So you scour all the marketing books and Internet articles, and you
talk with others who have gone before you to see if they have a secret.
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The News -
Freelance
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Written by Diego Pineda
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 New freelance writers often ask how much they should charge for a
particular medical writing project. There is no definitive answer to
that: some freelancers charge per hour, others charge per word, and
still others charge per project.
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The News -
Books, Authors and Poets
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Written by guardian.co.uk
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 The woman many regard as America's greatest living poet lives in a sprawling Upper West Side apartment where, for the past 40 years, she has written in a rocking chair overlooking the Hudson. When she gives a reading, people queue around the block to hear her - the night before we meet, so many fans turned up that they had to crouch on the floor and on window-sills. Her work has been anthologised in more than 100 collections and she has won poetry's most prestigious awards - the San Francisco Poetry Center award, the Lamont Poetry prize, the National Book Critics Circle award, the TS Eliot prize - but she is strangely little known here. In America she divides opinion: Michael Ondaatje called her poetry "pure fire in the hands"; the critic Helen Vendler called it pornographic.
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The News -
Writing
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Written by guardian.co.uk
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 The first thing I learned, while setting up a series of talks for Guardian News and Media employees on the future of journalism, is that Arianna Huffington answers her own emails - within the hour she had said yes to coming to speak. The contrast with some of the other, less webby, people I approached was stark: you had to go through their secretaries, their secretaries' secretaries, their PR. New media is fleet-footed in contrast with old.
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