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		<title>By: Resources for Freelancers: Four Online Writing Sites I Can&#8217;t Live Without &#124; Life Unsettled</title>
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		<description>[...] I learned about Ann Wylie as an intern for a local nonprofit from my supervisor. She suggested I sign up for emails from Ann, or a series called Ann Wylie&#8217;s Writing Tips and I did. Even nearly five years later, the internship is a distant memory, but I still get Ann&#8217;s emails. I don&#8217;t always open them, but when I do I never regret it. She&#8217;s good. So good, I fear linking to the site and having her find my little world of mixed up prepositions and misused words from a pingback. Her emails usually include a few short articles. For example, the articles in the latest email were about reading out loud to become a better writer. I know this. I&#8217;ve done it, but sometimes getting a reminder doesn&#8217;t hurt. I rush about and don&#8217;t even proofread things I post because of a lack of time, much less read them out loud to myself as I type or after I&#8217;ve finished. Sign up for Ann Wylie&#8217;s Writing Tips here.  [...]</description>
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