We are looking for a few good wordsmiths
Did you ever read an article and think to yourself that you could do it better? Think you have important things to say about diving? Think you have the skills to say them well? If so, SEAduction.com, The Fun Magazine for Serious Divers, may have a place for you. We are looking for both amateur bloggers and professional staff writers to write about issues related to the sport of diving. If you think you have what it takes, submit a writing sample to our forum in the category of writer search 09. Make your post a new thread in that category and we will encourage our readers to review your material and post their views. If you think you may have what it takes but you are not sure you are ready for prime time you can submit your sample via email to writersearch2009@seaduction.com.
Your writing sample must be about the sport of diving including topics such as training, safety, travel, equipment, or even political issues that impact divers. Samples should be between 300 and 400 words long and submitted in a word or plain text file format. Samples longer than 450 words will not be read. If you are interested in becoming a published blogger, your writing sample should include a topic that you feel passionately about and should be based around your personal opinions of the topic. We are searching for writers in the areas of travel, equipment and current events/news at the moment.
SEAduction.com reserves the right to publish your submissions on our e-magazine, in our forum or internally to our staff members. We also reserve the right to solicit reviews and comments from our readers and/or staff on any sample submitted. If you have questions please contact the administrator prior to posting or emailing your sample. By posting your sample on our forum or submitting your sample to our email you are accepting the terms of this agreement.
Good luck and I look forward to reading your submissions.
Safe Diving,
Mike Ange
Did you ever read an article and think to yourself that you could do it better? Think you have important things to say about diving? Think you have the skills to say them well? If so, SEAduction.com, The Fun Magazine for Serious Divers, may have a place for you. We are looking for both amateur bloggers and professional staff writers to write about issues related to the sport of diving. If you think you have what it takes, submit a writing sample to our forum in the category of writer search 09. Make your post a new thread in that category and we will encourage our readers to review your material and post their views. If you think you may have what it takes but you are not sure you are ready for prime time you can submit your sample via email to writersearch2009@seaduction.com.
Your writing sample must be about the sport of diving including topics such as training, safety, travel, equipment, or even political issues that impact divers. Samples should be between 300 and 400 words long and submitted in a word or plain text file format. Samples longer than 450 words will not be read. If you are interested in becoming a published blogger, your writing sample should include a topic that you feel passionately about and should be based around your personal opinions of the topic. We are searching for writers in the areas of travel, equipment and current events/news at the moment.
SEAduction.com reserves the right to publish your submissions on our e-magazine, in our forum or internally to our staff members. We also reserve the right to solicit reviews and comments from our readers and/or staff on any sample submitted. If you have questions please contact the administrator prior to posting or emailing your sample. By posting your sample on our forum or submitting your sample to our email you are accepting the terms of this agreement.
Good luck and I look forward to reading your submissions.
Safe Diving,
Mike Ange
