Contests and Promotions from ResearchWritingCenter.com Start Writing and Get Us Laughing Contest Submission: Does That Translate? An Unbearable Customer Interaction

Contest from RWC Finally, guys! We get to highlight the winner of our writing contest.

This submission won our hearts, especially because we know that it’s a true story, which makes it even more humorous. Check out the previous submissions for our “Start Writing & Get Us Laughing” contest.

The point of the contest was pretty simple – write an amusing story about freelance writing (fictional or from your own experience).

We’ve identified 5 winners of the contest and wanted to highlight these contest submissions for you. Next week, we’re starting a new series of useful freelance writing articles. So be sure to tune in. Read the rest of this entry »

Contests and Promotions from ResearchWritingCenter.com Start Writing and Get Us Laughing Contest Submission: Writing Now and Then

Contest from RWC In this article we’re going to highlight the 3rd place winner of our “Start Writing and Get Us Laughing” contest, which ended recently.

The point of the contest was pretty simple – write an amusing story about freelance writing (fictional or from your own experience).

We’ve identified 5 winners of the contest and wanted to highlight these contest submissions for you.

Make sure check back next week – another submission will be waiting for you!

This may not be the funniest of all submissions, but it definitely contains some philosophical points, which a lot of freelance writers should be sympathetic to! Read the rest of this entry »

Contests and Promotions from ResearchWritingCenter.com Start Writing and Get Us Laughing Contest Submission: Oh No!!!

Contest from RWC We continue to highlight the winning submissions in our writing contest.

As you know there have been a lot of great writing pieces and we simply can’t let them go by unrecognised.

The point of the contest was pretty simple – write an amusing story about freelance writing (fictional or from your own experience).

We’ve identified 5 winners of the contest and wanted to highlight these contest submissions for you.

Make sure check back next week – another submission will be waiting for you!

Oh No! by Mishal A.

You think your report or proposal is perfect. Then someone who’s never read it before finds an oh-so-embarrassing mistake. You lose your face. Or an account. Or a promotion. Read the rest of this entry »

Contests and Promotions from ResearchWritingCenter.com Start Writing and Get Us Laughing Contest Submission: Who Put a Hex on Us?!

Contest from RWC As you probably know, a couple of weeks ago we’ve announced the winners of the latest contest from the ResearchWritingCenter.com.

The point of the contest was pretty simple – write an amusing story about freelance writing (fictional or from your won experience).

We’ve identified 5 winners of the contest and wanted to highlight these contest submissions for you.

Make sure check back next week – another submission will be waiting for you!

“Freelance Writing: Who Put a Hex on Us?” by Nalin S.

When I first started freelance writing, my parents, friends and relatives or almost everyone I know were totally against it. Even I wasn’t sure if I was ready for it or not as I had a degree to pursue, which if I was to take up freelance writing, had to be set aside for the future. Confusion was paramount and I was being asked questions by my mother, “Who put a hex on you, my child?” to which I had no reply. Read the rest of this entry »

Contests and Promotions from ResearchWritingCenter.com Start Writing and Get Us Laughing Contest Submission: Writer’s ABC

Contest from RWC As you probably know, we’ve recently held a promotion dedicated to our freelance writers and funny stories, which happen in their lives. It was a great experience and we are grateful to all of the participants and fans, who voted for the submissions.

This series of articles will highlight the winners of the contest and their submissions – as usual. But this particular submission didn’t win, nor did it participate in the voting. Unfortunately, this following piece was disqualified, because it didn’t fulfil the contest requirements.

But it caught our attention and we find it to be a great piece of freelance writing genius. It’s a simple and great poem telling us a little bit more about the lives of freelance writers. You should definitely check it out! Read the rest of this entry »