Next Show All This is a list of markets for articles, fiction, creative non-fiction, and poetry. While some publications have an ongoing submission period, some have a limited submission reading period. Also keep in mind that certain publications will require photos/sketches to accompany manuscripts. If, after studying writers’ guidelines, you still have questions about submissions,…
Next Show All The following is a list of 38 blogs that pay up to $50, or more, for guest posts. All of these blogs pay at least $50 for some of the writing they publish. Though, as always, keep in mind that payment rates do change, and that you may still need to negotiate…
Next Show All The following list of markets includes national, regional, literary, and trade publications that pay minimum of $150 per article. Depending on the publication, you can submit non-fiction, essays, or fiction. Some publications accept only original articles, but some publish reprints (when in doubt – ask the editor). If the listing does not…
Alaska Airlines Magazine is seeking submissions of writing for their in-flight magazine. They reach up to 2 million travelers a year in their monthly magazine. This could be a great way to publish your travel writing. They cover over 100 destinations. Even if you don’t travel, if you live in one of the many destinations…
Next Show All As the internet has evolved recently, we have seen the rise of more websites that pay increasingly well for the writing they publish. It used to be difficult to find websites that pay $200 for articles. It is now increasingly common. The following is a list of five websites that pay that…
Undark is a non-profit digital magazine that focuses on the intersection of science and society. They accept pitches from professional freelance writers — and pay professional rates. Payment reports indicate payment of around 50 cents per word, or $500 per article, and sometimes more, depending on the project. According to their about us page: “As…
Dark Regions is currently hosting a flash fiction story contest, with $1,000 in cash prizes. There is absolutely no entry fee. According to their contest page: We are very excited to announce a new Dark Regions Press writing contest! Send us your best horror flash fiction story ranging from 10 to 1,000 words based on a…