Writing Informative Equine Articles (and Book Reviews) : Equus Education

Just thought I’d let everyone know that Suite101.com is now back into writer’s mode. That is, writers can now publish articles on countless given topics. Rather than articles being published in a particular topic or folder, they are now being displayed in ‘channels’.

Have you Considered Kick Starting Your Equine Writing Career?

You can check out my previous post about Writing Equine Channels when they were still in read only mode.

I’ve set up a channel of my own titled Breeding Thoroughbreds. I’m also waiting on the approval of a channel that focuses on horse book reviews – fiction and non fiction. If you’re interested in learning about these topics, please consider reading the articles in these channels.

What I’m keen to acquire however is potential writers for these channels.

So if you’re an aspiring writer out there that has a passion for horses, perhaps you would like to consider writing for Suite101, and particularly the channels that I’ve set up?

Why write for Suite101?

to earn a little bit of pocket money
to practice ‘writing horses’
to get your name out there as an author of informative pieces
to review horse books you’ve read

I love writing about horses and do so because it’s a passion. An added bonus for me is that it’s getting my name out there for when I finish my novel and get it published, and it’s a way to earn a small residual income. Would you consider writing about horses?

“To learn all that a horse could teach, was a world of knowledge, but only a beginning…” – Mary O’Hara

tag: equine writing, residual income, horse education