As I've wondered through the sea of freelance information, for the freelancer in us all (as many many sites like to say), I've come across a few that are superb, and are quite helpful.

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A professor in Rutgers has compiled a HUGE list of publishers that either prefer or will only accept e-mail submissions. Can I hear a hip hip hooray, for the dying of the paper craze.:
http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/pbonline.html

Free lance work is here one day, and gone the other. The best way to get good freelance work, is to be at the people's doorstep or in box right a way, and ready to go. This site will give all of you freelancers the opportunity to do just that.
http://www.online-writing-jobs.com/

This site caters directly to the self employed writer. Ideas and blog pieces that are there to help give ideas and thoughts to writers so that we can optimize our pay.
http://www.wordpreneur.com/

Fianlyl - yet not really part of the same vein -

This site is for the poet in us all. Even if you are not a full poet, yet you still have poetry you'd like to get out there. Check out this site. If they accept your work, they will create a e-chapbook. All you have to do is market it, and get it printed if you like.
beardofbees.com