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Destructoid: Freelance Book Writer (Lists)
Destructoid is a place for passionate gamers to find engaging articles & information about their favorite franchises written by other passionate gamers. Currently, we're looking for freelance writers to join our fully remote and international newsroom.
Working with Destructoid means having the opportunity to write about a variety of video game topics, while creating SEO focused book lists that are based on your own experiences. We encourage writers to use their own voice when writing and to continue developing their knowledge, opinions, and skills as they grow with our team.
Knowledge we need:
- Books
Responsibilities:
- Follow trending topics and stay up-to-date on all things gaming
- Pitch new article topics
To Apply:
- At least 1-2 years of prior game writing experience (with Trello and WordPress training)
- Deep knowledge of books and their related communities
- Excitement, dedication, and an ability to pivot when needed
While applying to this position, please provide us with a resume, 1-3 relevant writing samples (an application without a writing sample will not be considered), and a cover letter that explains your expertise in video games as well as which of the following games/topics you're most knowledgeable about.
Rates: $16 to $90 per piece, depending on content type and length. Salary range may differ for international candidates, based on location.
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