FWN Newsletter: 50 Pitch Calls, Freelance & Remote Writing Opportunities!

21 pitch calls from editors and 29 remote or freelance writing opportunities to check out this week.

Hello and welcome!

There are 50 opportunities in total to check out this week, with tons of great pitch calls plus freelance and remote writing roles across the globe!

I am expecting to start seeing fewer pitching and hiring opportunities as businesses begin winding down before Christmas. I’ll be working hard over the next few weeks to find as much as I can, but expect to see a few less opportunities until we hit January.

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Calls to Pitch

• Rest of World is looking for more stories about Silicon Valley activities around the globe, as well as Chinese tech impact. You can send an email to the contact in this link, where there is also a full pitch guide. Pays upwards of $750.

• Mel is soliciting pitches for social videos to run on Xtra. Have you always wanted to produce a series spotlighting banned books? Itching to make queer heritage minutes? See a gap in TikTok that could be filled with queer or trans journalism?

• Eliza commissions stories about drawings for Art UK. She is always open to pitches. Flat rate of £250 per story.

• The Fence is a quarterly print magazine based in Soho, but focused on life in the UK and Ireland. “We offer a mix of investigations, short stories and cultural essays, all threaded with a humourous and playful touch.” Pitch guide here. No info about pay other than ‘paid fairly and pre-publication’.