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Posted on April 2, 2019April 3, 2019

To write or not to write: science blogging as a side gig?

By Rachel Diner

j-kelly-brito-256889-unsplashAt a recent SANDSWA event, I noticed most science writers I met did it professionally. Freelancing, working at an agency, teaching:  SANDSWA members often get paid to write about science. Continue reading “To write or not to write: science blogging as a side gig?”

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