I’m available for freelance comic book writing, comic book editing, feature writing, fiction writing, social media work, tutoring, project development, podcast editing and more. Like Wolverine of the X-Men, I am “the best there is at what I do.” And I can do a lot. You can view my resume or visit my LinkedIn profile for more about the work I’ve done.
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Hi It’s Christina Grizanti. From LHS. ‘Member? I’m now Christina Burgos. That may be redundant if you do remember! Anywho, how did you get into editing? I’m trying to move my career in a new direction-editing and writing! Got any advice?
Thanks a bunch!
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Hi Christina. Yeah I remember you and your curly hair! 🙂 Thanks for contacting me. First, if you want to write you should write all the time, and write about what you like. And there are lots of websites that will run your features or columns for free if they like your style. How you go about getting paid to write depends on what you want to write for. But basically, build up a portfolio and submit your writing to magazines, journals or websites you like. Editing is tougher. I don’t know your education background, but if you are looking for a job in editing you’ll need to have experience and training. Depending on what field you were in before you may be able to get an assistant editor job somewhere and build your resume. I’ve seen people move into editorial positions from marketing, for example.