As comedy and humour writers, do you have an idea what your writing is worth? These pay rates, published in the PWAC Guide to Roughing it in the Market gives a rough idea of what you should expect. This is especially useful for anyone writing on a work-for-hire basis. If the people paying you offer ...
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As comedy and humour writers, do you have an idea what your writing is worth? These pay rates, published...
