📋 FWN | Pitch Calls, Freelance & Remote Writing Opportunities | June 30, 2025
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Welcome to the FWN’s Monday edition of fresh pitch calls, freelance and remote writing opportunities!
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🆕 What’s in today’s newsletter?
A major conservation magazine is seeking features, news, and Q&As on birds and the environment. Pays $0.50–$1.50/word.
A leading psychology publication is open to pitches on human behavior and cultural trends. Paying $0.75–$1/word.
A saltwater fishing magazine is open to new features and guides. Pays anywhere from $200 to $1500, depending on scope.
Plus, more than 80 new pitch calls, freelance & remote writing jobs to check out.
⏮️ In case you missed it last week...
Thursday’s newsletter still has many opportunities that are live, with more than 80 new pitch calls, freelance & remote writing jobs.
Many of these are still open—but not for long. Check them out before they close!
🆕 Pitch Calls
FOOD, DRINK & COOKING: I shared a whopping 32 publications last week that are paying for your writing about food, drink and cooking. Make sure you check it out, there’s tons of good stuff in this one. And if you’ve never written about the subject? Well, we all think about food and drink every single day. This collection of publications is extremely broad, so even a read through might spark a new idea.
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