Shortly after I published the list of my latest posts for the What’s New Online kiosk, the site author contacted me to say that the post were doing double duty and could also be found on the Appvita blog.  Those are the links I’ll be publishing in future. Here’s a full list of what I’ve [...]

Here’s a round up of my work published in October 2008.
Appvita (September and October reviews)

Bitstrips - Create Your Own Comic Strip
Tripit - Your Personal Travel Assistant
Squidoo - Show Off Your Expertise
RescueTime - What Do You Do All Day?
Remember The Milk - Never Forget Another Task
Profilactic - Aggregating Your Online Identity
PageOnce - Your Online Personal Assistant
LibraryThing [...]

Here’s some of the work that was published in September 2008
Daily Writing Tips

The Question Mark
I Have A Theory…

Eclectic Rebel Travel Blog

Three Tips For Planning Your Weekend Getaway
Layover In JFK - Things To Do
Four Ways To Save Time When You Travel
Layover In Boston Logan International Airport
Discounted Parking For Travel Writers
Hey Big Spenders - Travel News
Layover [...]

I’ve been a nomad all my life, which is one reason why my latest gig at ParkRideFlyUSA is such a boon. In between client jobs, I’ve written up a few of my travel experiences on my Writing Lab blog. Here’s what there is so far.
Venezuela

Red Lights
Lost In Venezuela
Guns By Night
No Way Back

Germany

German Weekend
The Hotel
The Wedding

US

Disneyed
Done [...]

Here’s a round up of the work I’ve had published in the last month or so.
Appvita

Plurk review
Friendster review
SecondBrain review

Daily Writing Tips

Obsessed With Ob- Words
Cockney Rhyming Slang
The Scandinavian Connection
Complacent, Complaisant

Eclectic Rebel Travel Blog

Three Essential Gadgets For The Business Traveler
Layover In Chicago Midway Airport (MDW)
Hey Big Spenders [...]

I’ve been a nomad all my life. It’s my parents’ fault, really. They had itchy feet and took us with them to the UK and the Caribbean. When I was older, I travelled in America, South America, Europe and saw even more of the UK. I love visiting new places and meeting new people, so [...]

Or should that be: writing for a books site? One of my latest gigs is writing for Webooks. It’s an ebook publishing site that is expanding to include articles related to the books’ content. I’ve written four articles for them so far, and two have been published. They are Moving Your Article From Mag To [...]

This is not so much a new writing gig, as a successor to an old one. I used to write for Garden and Hearth, which eventually became part of Life123.  Hence, a new site and new articles, covering not only writing, but parenting and health issues. Here’s a list of what I’ve [...]

Time for another roundup of my posts on Daily Writing Tips this year:
April

A Writer’s Bookshelf
A Slip Of The Lip
Reduplicatives - Double Delight
Calling All Book Lovers
Andro- The Prefix That’s All Man

May

Womanly Words - Gyn
Reduplicatives And Their Meanings
Super Words
Blowing The Gaff
Verb Words
Arabic Loanwords In English

June

The Best Way To Start Out In Freelance Writing
Travel Writing Resources
Homograph Examples
Dissatisfied, [...]

I sometimes write guest posts for Writing White Papers and it’s a gig which I always enjoy. Here’s an index of my posts on Mike Stelzner’s fabulous blog:

How To ‘Take Charge’ As a Freelance Writer
6 Interviewing Tips (for Writers)
Freelance Bidding: The SMART Approach
Is Writing an Art or a Craft?
How To End The Client Relationship
Three Ways [...]