Top Ten Blogs for Writers Announced

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Last year when we were nominated for Michael Stelzner’s “Top 10 Blogs for Writers,” on his Writing White Papers blog we were more than a little surprised. I don’t think “flabbergasted” is too strong of an adjective, actually. Freelance Parent was still brand-new, and we thought perhaps it was a fluke.

That fluke has bolstered us for an entire year. We were so proud of the award that it even got mentioned in our anniversary video. It became a staunch goal of ours to make the 2008-2009 edition of that list.

We are absolutely thrilled and beaming with pride over the fact that we again placed in the top ten.  Here is the entire list, for your consideration.

  1. Copyblogger: As the undefeated champ, this blog has held the number-one spot for three straight years!  The baby of Brian Clark, this blog keeps winning because of its excellent and educational articles.
  2. Men With Pens: James Chartrand and Harry McLeod are the dynamic duo who continue to deliver rich content and community discussion.
  3. Freelance Writing Jobs: Founded by Deb Ng, this site is the first stop for freelance writers seeking new work and great articles (and it remains a top winner since this contest began).
  4. Write to Done: This blog delivers a steady stream of excellent articles for all writers and is the product of top blogger Leo Babauta.
  5. Confident Writing: Looking for encouragement? Joanna Young will help you take your writing to the next level.
  6. The Renegade Writer: Linda Formichelli and Diana Burell, authors of a book by the same name, help freelance journalists find inspiration.
  7. Remarkable Communication: One part writing, one part marketing and one part selling, this excellent blog by Sonia Simone will help any writer succeed.
  8. Writing Journey: Looking for a great stop on your writing journey? Bob Younce’s blog will refresh and energize you.
  9. Freelance Parent: Two moms, Lorna Doone Brewer and Tamara Berry, provide excellent perspective on writing while balancing time with little ones.
  10. Urban Muse: Susan Johnston covers a wide range of excellent topics that all writers will enjoy.

Congratulations to all of the others, as well as to the other 27 finalists.  We are so grateful to our readers, not just for nominating us, but for inspiring us to continually strive to make Freelance Parent the kind of blog that can make this list.

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Good on you two. See you next year!

2. On September 23rd, 2008 at 9:14 am, Deb Ng said:

There was never any doubt! I’m such fans and you are both class acts. Your blog is an important resource for any freelance writer! Congratulations – but I’m not surprised.

P.S. It was such a treat to meet you at BWE!

3. On September 23rd, 2008 at 10:07 am, Kelly McCausey said:

Congratulations Lorna and Tamara! Such a great compliment to what you’re doing here :)

Kelly McCauseys last blog post..Work at Home Moms Talk Radio #240

4. On September 23rd, 2008 at 12:28 pm, Lorna Doone Brewer said:

@James – Thanks. It was great to see that you were represented more than once!

@Deb – Such sweet words! It was awesome to get to hang out with you a little at BWE. You did a great job on camera!

@Kelly – Thanks, as always, for your support, Kelly.

Congrats on the award, girls!

Jamie Simmermans last blog post..9 Steps to Clearer Writing: Cutting the Fat and Choosing Words Carefully

6. On September 24th, 2008 at 1:06 am, Ellen said:

Wow Lorna, congratulations!!
What a surprise to meet you here again, and hear you’re doing so great in blogging!

7. On September 24th, 2008 at 7:05 pm, Lorna Doone Brewer said:

Thanks so much, everyone. We are so excited and proud of making the list.

@Ellen – Hey! Awesome to see you here! I miss the Something Good blog, and it’s so neat when people I knew from there show up here!

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