I’ll chime in with my blog, Web Content Writer Tips, which is a great place for both rookies and seasoned vets to get some insight, a different perspective, tips and tricks and advice on freelance writing business online.

I’m also enjoying Freelance Folder and Remarkablogger these days, too, so there’s a vote for Jon and Michael!

I’m sure you can’t be that at writing, or I wouldn’t have subscribed to you. It is hard though isn’t it? I thought I’d written something bloody brilliant last night, until I read it out loud and it just didn’t flow at all.

Interesting site, thanks for the link.

Wow thanks for this link collis..

Hi, Collis —

As it happens, I have just launched a blog called Writing Power. In it, I offer daily tips and tricks that people can put to use right away to improve their writing and, ultimately, their lives. I just launched it a week ago, so please do stop by if you’re interested.

Keep up the excellent work on Freelance Switch: I never miss it!

Cheers,
Loren Blinde
Writing Power — write better, live better
http://www.writingpower.net

Well, since everyone else is doing it too, perhaps I can suggest readers might find my blog, Bad Language interesting. It’s about writing - I’m a professional copywriter for companies like Microsoft, eBay and Hewlett-Packard - and there’s a lot of information on the site (I’ve been writing it for two years). -plug

I’ll pimp my own site for writers: http://www.wordtrip.com .
*SHAMELESS PLUGGING*
It’s less an “articles on writing” resource (currently), but it’s a great community of writers/readers/poets. There’s certainly a fiction leaning to the community but we’ve also got some non-fiction writers and bloggers out there as well. Writer’s Digest has even put us in their top 101 websites for writers for the last four years.