As you are reading this we are currently working on interviews, research, and topics that would allows us to present some exciting material for you guys to feed on. We are also currently looking for a few bravely creative souls to help produce these inspiring material. So if you think thats you please email us, and if your not sure, well read our list below... pretty sure you'll find out what kind of a writer are you.

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Assignment Editor:

Assignment editors may normally be associated with news-related stories. They read press releases, study newswires and national/international reports, receive phone and e-mail tips (i.e. via a newspaper‘s news desk), and gain information from other sources. Based on this collection of information, he or she may recommend stories or assign them to staff.

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Associate Editor:

An associate editor generally assists the managing or other senior level editors with writing, editing and other important roles. He/she may also help with story selection and be responsible for sifting through the masses of pitches the publication receives.

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Columnist:

A columnist writes a regular feature or piece for a publication. It may have a specific theme, from politics and business to health or the arts. It is often written in first person and offers the columnist’s opinion. In some cases a columnist’s regular articles are published by multiple publications.

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Contributing Editor:

Often times a contributing editor is a freelance writer who has contributed to the same publication multiple times. He/she is often not a staff member, but has become known as a regular contributor for that publication.