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Natasha Tynes

  • Freelance Podcaster, Contributor and Journalist, Freelance
Rockville
As seen in: Illumination, Medium, HuffPost, The Washington Post, Substack, The Lemon Tree Mindset, Voice of America (VOA), The National, Big Think, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed and
Covers:  citizen journalism, digital media, media development, middle east
I help you tell your story. Memoir Ghostwriter. Book coach. Author. Words in @washingtonpost, @ElleUK, @esquire.Jordanian-American. DM to create your content.

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I'm a Jordanian-American digital journalist based in Washington, DC.

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Tips and apps for better iPhone photography | IJNet

Tips and apps for better iPhone photography | IJNet

If the best camera is always the one you have handy, the iPhone is becoming that camera for journalists. Phot…

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Training Journalists Got Me Five Years in Egyptian Prison -- But Please Don't Call Me 'Activist'

Training Journalists Got Me Five Years in Egyptian Prison -- But Please Don't Call Me 'Activist'

Right after I read the news (on Twitter of all places) that I had been sentenced to five years in prison in E…

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Two Arab Journalists, One Levant

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By Natasha Tynes
| Substack
Playback speed 1× Subtitles Share post Share post at current time Share from 0:00 0:00 / Transcript 0:00 SPEAKER 2 And we're live, hi everyone, for another episode of Two Arab Journalists, One Levant. Davoud, so nice to see you. 0:08 SPEAKER 1 Hi Natasha. 0:09 SPEAKER 2 Hi, good to see you. How are things in, where are you now, in Amman? Yeah, how are things in Amman?
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Beware: They're Coming for Your Wallet

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By Natasha Tynes
| Substack
My inbox is full of fake book club invitations, and yours might be too It’s happening more than I realized. Over the past several months, my inbox has become a revolving door of fake invitations, flattering emails from “book clubs” and “literary communities” promising exposure, readers, and prestige. They arrive dressed up in professional language, with impressive membership numbers and a sense of urgency designed to make you act before you think. I’ve received multiple ones now.
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Office Hour: The Multiple Income Streams of My Writing Business

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By Natasha Tynes
| Substack
➡️ Before we dive in —If you want to see the exact message that landed me a $20K memoir client, you can download it free: The 5-Minute Memoir Ghostwriting Pitch I just hosted my very first solo Substack Live, titled “The Multiple Income Streams of My Writing Business,” and it was both energizing and eye-opening. I used the brand-new web version of Substack Live, which just rolled out, and I have to say, it's a smooth experience, easy interface, and I love how community-centered it feels.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Columnist at a weekly newspaper.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Tweetdeck

What's your favorite social network?

Facebook.
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