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Writers’ Rough Drafts – Episode #78 – How to Pitch i-D with Róisín Lanigan

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Róisín Lanigan is the news editor at i-D magazine and a freelance writer. She is also a BPA First Novel Prize winner 2020. Her work has been featured in i-D, The Atlantic, VICE, New Statesman Refinery 29, Cosmopolitan, The Outline, Prospect Magazine, Mutual Art, Art UK, Canvas 8, and Goss.

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Writers’ Rough Drafts – Episode #75 – Dream Byline on Inc. Magazine featuring Dana Sitar

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Dana Sitar is a copywriter, editor, and teacher who has been writing for online audiences since 2011. She has written about work and money for Forbes, the New York Times, CNBC, The Penny Hoarder, Money Under 30, The Motley Fool, Craft Your Content, and more. She is currently a columnist for Inc. Magazine.

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Writers’ Rough Drafts – Episode #74 – How to Pitch Search Engine Journal with Miranda Miller

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Miranda Miller is the managing editor at Search Engine Journal. From Search Engine Journal’s website, Miranda is a “[w]riter, editor & marketing professional; digital nomad, feminist and mother bear. 15 years of experience planning & executing engaging digital content & SEO campaigns for SMB, government, and enterprise clients. Owner/project manager at Miranda-Miller.com.”

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Writers’ Rough Drafts – Episode #72 – How to Pitch Pipe Wrench with Michelle Weber

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Michelle Weber is the editor in chief at Pipe Wrench magazine (formerly the senior editor at LongReads and WordPress.com). From her bio on Pipe Wrench’s website, “She lives in Rome, Italy, but still hasn’t mastered time zones, so she’s always two minutes late for meetings. She had a vague idea about a magazine that turned into the concept for Pipe Wrench, so now she gets to be the editor in chief.”

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