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Qualifications

Membership in the National Writers Union is open to all qualified writers, and no one shall be barred or prejudiced within the union on account of age, disability, ideology, literary genre, nationality, race, religion, or sexual orientation.

You are eligible for membership if you have published, or are actively writing and attempting to publish:

  • A book
  • A play
  • Three articles
  • Five poems
  • A short story
  • Newsletters
  • Publicity and marketing collateral
  • Technical, commercial, government, or institutional copy, in hard or soft copy, including web production.

You do not have to live in the United States or be a U.S. citizen to join the NWU. If you write for U.S. publishers, publications, employers, or clients, the NWU welcomes you.

Dues in the National Writers Union are based on your annual writing income:
Writing income of $5,000 per year: $120/year
Writing income between $5,001 and $15,000 per year: $195/year
Writing income between $15,001 and $30,000 per year: $265/year
Writing income between $30,001 and $45,000 per year: $315/year
Writing income of 45,001 or more: $340/year

Join the NWU Online

If you would like to join the NWU and be eligible for the benefits of membership, please fill out the online application form. For your convenience, we offer two types of online forms on a secure server.

Spread the Word:

Think the NWU is right for you? Then chances are you'll agree that it's right for your colleagues. Your fellow writers have a lot to gain from membership in the National Writers Union. The benefits we offer can prove to be invaluable to working freelancers. And each additional member that joins our ranks increases our ability to effectively advocate for all freelance writers.

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