The American Chronicle offers writing opportunities for authors and bloggers to publish with the American Chronicle and 18 additional affiliated online magazines throughout the US and the world.
April 3, 2005 (Press Release) --
Los Angeles, California -- The American Chronicle family of online magazines is offering writing opportunities for authors and bloggers to publish with the American Chronicle, California Chronicle, LA Chronicle, World Sentinel and 18 additional affiliated online magazines throughout the United States and the world.
These are unpaid, yet rewarding opportunities. Authors and bloggers may regularly submit their work on a variety of subjects to gain exposure for themselves as experts in their fields or to refer employers to professionally published examples of their writing to obtain positions as full-time, freelance, or syndicated columnists. Writers can show off the best examples of their writing to employers, families, or friends. In addition, authors can write about almost anything, including hobbies, opinion, sports, travel, politics, or entertainment.
Authors not only gain exposure for their writing, but receive added benefits as well, such as being listed as a writer on all 21 affiliated online local, state, national, and international magazines. Articles are easy-to-post and may include the author's byline, biography, and photograph. Authors retain the copyright of their articles and may publish the identical article elsewhere if desired.
Articles may be accompanied by an author bio-box that can include links to websites and an email address for feedback about the article. They may include links to favorite websites or refer readers to specified websites for further information. In addition, readers can sign up to be on the author’s mailing list for updates and notices about new article availability. Or, authors can sign up readers themselves. Moreover, authors will be provided with their own personalized email manager, which they can maintain however they please. For example, writers can use the facility regularly to send email to subscribers pointing them to specific articles.
Readers can list, select, and view all of the articles written by a particular author and authors can add categories and keywords to their articles to facilitate searching on the sites. When published, articles will appear simultaneously on all 20 affiliated sites including World Sentinel, American Chronicle, California Chronicle, LA Chronicle, Catalina Chronicle, Florida Chronicle, Fresno Chronicle, Illinois Chronicle, Irvine Chronicle, Los Angeles Chronicle, Long Beach Chronicle, Maryland Chronicle, Palm Springs Chronicle, Pennsylvania Chronicle, Riverside Chronicle, Sacramento Chronicle, San Diego Chronicle, San Jose Chronicle, Santa Barbara Chronicle, Santa Monica Chronicle, and World News.
No defamatory or obscene material may be posted. Nor may any material submitted include links to obscene or pornographic sites, or sites with information authors know, or have reason to know, is false or defamatory information.
Individuals who are interested in becoming a part of the American Chronicle and the California Chronicle family on online local, state, national, and international magazines should send a note of introduction and sample of their writing to the editor at editor@californiachronicle.com or editor@amchron.com. More information can be found at http://www.americanchronicle.com or http://www.californiachronicle.com.
These are unpaid, yet rewarding opportunities. Authors and bloggers may regularly submit their work on a variety of subjects to gain exposure for themselves as experts in their fields or to refer employers to professionally published examples of their writing to obtain positions as full-time, freelance, or syndicated columnists. Writers can show off the best examples of their writing to employers, families, or friends. In addition, authors can write about almost anything, including hobbies, opinion, sports, travel, politics, or entertainment.
Authors not only gain exposure for their writing, but receive added benefits as well, such as being listed as a writer on all 21 affiliated online local, state, national, and international magazines. Articles are easy-to-post and may include the author's byline, biography, and photograph. Authors retain the copyright of their articles and may publish the identical article elsewhere if desired.
Articles may be accompanied by an author bio-box that can include links to websites and an email address for feedback about the article. They may include links to favorite websites or refer readers to specified websites for further information. In addition, readers can sign up to be on the author’s mailing list for updates and notices about new article availability. Or, authors can sign up readers themselves. Moreover, authors will be provided with their own personalized email manager, which they can maintain however they please. For example, writers can use the facility regularly to send email to subscribers pointing them to specific articles.
Readers can list, select, and view all of the articles written by a particular author and authors can add categories and keywords to their articles to facilitate searching on the sites. When published, articles will appear simultaneously on all 20 affiliated sites including World Sentinel, American Chronicle, California Chronicle, LA Chronicle, Catalina Chronicle, Florida Chronicle, Fresno Chronicle, Illinois Chronicle, Irvine Chronicle, Los Angeles Chronicle, Long Beach Chronicle, Maryland Chronicle, Palm Springs Chronicle, Pennsylvania Chronicle, Riverside Chronicle, Sacramento Chronicle, San Diego Chronicle, San Jose Chronicle, Santa Barbara Chronicle, Santa Monica Chronicle, and World News.
No defamatory or obscene material may be posted. Nor may any material submitted include links to obscene or pornographic sites, or sites with information authors know, or have reason to know, is false or defamatory information.
Individuals who are interested in becoming a part of the American Chronicle and the California Chronicle family on online local, state, national, and international magazines should send a note of introduction and sample of their writing to the editor at editor@californiachronicle.com or editor@amchron.com. More information can be found at http://www.americanchronicle.com or http://www.californiachronicle.com.
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