By Rachel Presser It just fell into my lap. Seriously, that’s how it happened. But let me be clear: Getting this gig was no accident. And I’ll tell you why. But first, here’s the story. One night I’m just…Internetting…and suddenly I get a message with the following proposal: I am currently publishing 3 articles per…
Strange Horizons publishes speculative fiction, “broadly defined.” Each week, they open to submissions on Mondays, and then close when their queue gets too large. Yes, that means they’re a rather competitive market. According to their submission guidelines, they are particularly interested in: Fiction from or about diverse perspectives and traditionally under-represented groups, settings, and cultures,…
Contributed By S. Kalekar Some of these markets pay up to $50, while others pay more. There are magazines and websites for writers of fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, finance, travel writing, memoir, op-eds, profiles, news, reviews and essays, including those in the mystery writing genre and health. Arsenika This is a quarterly journal of speculative…