On the surface, 88 Money-Making Writing Jobs may look like an excellent reference for beginners, but if you’re the kind of writer who has been in one specialty far too long and are looking to branch out, you could get quite a bit of inspiration from this book.

One reviewer criticized the book for being potentially out-of-date practically the moment it hits the shelves, and while this may be true in many cases, Bly has set himself up here to issue yearly updates; could this be the start of an annual issue from Robert Bly? We can’t say for sure, but since this book came out earlier in 2009, we daresay it’s far from irrelevant.

If you look at The Write Jobs a few times but don’t see anything that applies to you, don’t give up on them. Be sure to check out the WritersWrite Guidelines database, published by the same group that runs The Write Jobs. Editor writers who want to break into magazine writing and editing. This section is similar to The Write Jobs–the updates aren’t as fast and furious as on other sites, but they are legitimate publications with decent rates and provide excellent opportunities for the right editor or writer.