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Another Hotsheet... for recreational fishing...

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Originally Posted by GordonJ (Post 38062)

A HOTSHEET is usually a single piece of paper with topical information.

We consider Folios, Brochures, Instruction Sheets, Plans, Blueprints, Formulas, Cheats, Cheatsheets, Study Guides or any printed brief sheet of paper to be a HOTSHEET.

The size and shape doesn’t really matter. It is the brevity that counts.

Hi Gordon,

I remember one type of hotsheet you mentioned in the past was the Fishing Guide hotsheet... Which tells you the best places to fish in a particular region.

The info would probably change from month to month, and with the seasons...

Best wishes,

Dien

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www.writerstollbooth.com/apv2017.pdf

A type of hotsheet you might want to own, or sell, witH Trump as POTUS: Bomb Shelter

Another hotsheet - for those who like long-form nonfiction...

Hi Gordon,

Here's another example of a hotsheet I haven't seen mentioned here before...

It's called The Best of Journalism, by journalist Conor Friedersdorf.

He finds what in his opinion are the best long-form non-fiction articles.

Each weekly issue (sent by email) primarily consists of the headlines, plus links to those articles. For some of the articles (but not all), he writes a sentence or three introducing the article. The whole thing is less than a page.

He charges just $1.99 per month, but I suspect it would be relatively quick for him to put together (since he probably reads these articles anyway, as it's related to his work).

I don't know for sure, but I suspect he probably has thousands of paying subscribers.

The Best of Journalism
http://thebestofjournalism.com

Here are some of the articles he linked to in 2015...

Slightly More Than 100 Exceptional Works of Journalism
https://www.theatlantic.com/entertai...nalism/490622/

Best wishes,

Dien