Next Show All These are fiction markets currently open for submissions, and paying $200; pay for most is per word, and many pay more for the higher word counts. Topics include speculative fiction on nature, Christian themes, by African writers and disabled writers, Weird Western, artificial intelligence and the mind, to name a few. Some…
Next Show All The following is a list of five websites that pay writers for the articles they publish. Some of these publishers list their payment rates directly, while other payment rates have been gleaned from payment reports from other writers. For even more publishers, be sure to subscribe to our newsletter or download The…
Contributed By Greta Burroughs When freelance writers think about faith-based publications to write for they usually concentrate on Christian magazines and blogs. There are many to choose from, and the content they want varies from short devotionals to in-depth reporting. You can find something to fit every writer’s comfort zone. But why not try…
We are currently calling for submissions from freelance writers on the topic “How I Found a Client that Paid Me $X for My Writing.” The articles should serve as case studies that other writers can learn from. The case studies should include specific dollar amounts, as well as examples of communications with the client/editor/etc, such…
Next Show All This is a list of contests and residencies for writers, poets, essayists, playwrights, journalists and bloggers. These include prizes for first novels, essays, poetry collections, to name a few, and are for unpublished, contracted and published writers. There are some great opportunities for fellowships, including to Japan; some are a few weeks…
By Jon Sofen I know what you’re thinking. Craigslist is a feeding ground for men looking for a casual hookup and consumers seeking a bargain. That is correct, but it’s also a place where, if you know what to look for, you can find quality writing clients. If you’ve spent more than two minutes sifting…
The following is a list of 5 websites that pay $50 for guest posts. They sometimes pay more, sometimes pay less. Keep in mind that you may still need to negotiate rates of pay, and it may change over time. These blogs are mostly from established companies, startups, and professional organizations. In 2018, I would…