Electric Literature just opened a very short submission period for flash fiction. Authors are allowed to send them up to 3 prose pieces that total no more than 1,500 words. According to their call for submissions: “The Recommended Reading Commuter is our new home for poetry, flash, graphic, and experimental narratives. It publishes weekly on Monday morning,…
Next Show All Here are seven websites that accept pitches directly from writers, and pay $50 or more for the articles they publish. If you want to publish creative writing, I recommend subscribing to Authors Publish Magazine. Thanks to Fatima Saif for contributing to the research for this article. Yopp! is a blog that seeks…
Next Show All If you want to get paid more than pennies for your writing, then this is for you. It’s a list of 36 magazines, blogs, and websites that pay writers up to $1,000, and sometimes more, for the writing they publish. It’s not a comprehensive list of every such publication — but the…
Unlocking the Magic is a forthcoming anthology, fully funded on Kickstarter, that seeks to give an honest and compassionate portrayal of mental illness, through the lens of fantasy short stories. The project was fully funded by over 340 backers, raising $10,472. That means they’ll be able to pay $300 per short story, plus royalties. According…
Next Show All Here are seven websites that accept pitches directly from writers, and pay $50 or more for the articles they publish. Topics include news, screen-time/parenting, and computing.If you want to learn how to take full advantage of these opportunities, or even how to build a successful career as a writer, I recommend the…
Next Show All For writers who want to get published in print, here’s a list of fourteen magazines that accept pitches directly from freelance writers. Included is a wide variety of topics, such as fashion, parenting, theater, Christianity, conservatism, socialism, and more. For even more opportunities here are: Seven Magazines that Pay Writers (Up to…
Next Show All These fiction markets pay $100 for short stories, and a few of them pay significantly more – deadlines are coming up. Some of these markets also accept work in other genres, namely poetry, non-fiction, and plays. — S. Kalekar DreamForge: Future Best They want traditional stories, flash fiction, vignettes, or poetry in…