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JUST in case this has passed you by, I hope you may enjoy the following, from Paul Oswell. It's already been blogged about here, there and everywhere, but for anyone who's embarking on a freelance writing career and wonders what it is a sub does exactly, it's enlightening...
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Linda,
The way you described working on the nationals sounded worse than this. Has this a misty eye skit?
Rob
Posted by: Rob Artisan | October 08, 2008 at 09:58 PM
Hi Rob, oh My God, it didn't did it? I do remember working in one newsroom (not national) which was described as 'open warfare' in an open court...
Posted by: Linda | October 09, 2008 at 08:31 AM