Dear Writers, Here’s a big list of magazines, websites, and blogs that pay writers. This list covers a huge variety of topic, including self-improvement, art, dating, fashion, education, fishing, antique dolls, Los Angeles, travel, survivalism, and more. If you want to earn money as a freelance writer, but don’t know where to start, then I…
“Too often, feeling intimidated becomes our excuse not to be awesome.” Scott Stratten To submit successfully to Christian writing markets, you need to familiarize yourself with your target publication: read 2-3 issues of your chosen magazine or several articles of online publication. Although you do not have to belong to that particular denomination (for…
Next Show All These are themed submission calls for magazines and websites. There are more than 25 themes with upcoming deadlines for the 13 markets listed here, including marriage, social networking, diets, infertility, lying, Thanksgiving, Christmas, painting, career and life readiness, Saturn, big game, mercy and forgiveness, special needs, money, sports, and Broadway and beyond….
The world of freelance writing has changed a lot recently. However, as much as it has changed, there are still many opportunities to earn a significant amount of money with your writing. The following is a list of eight magazines that pay up to $2,000 per article. For even more opportunities, here is a list…
The New York Times is calling for submissions for their column “Modern Love.” They pay $400 per essay. Publication could also lead to other opportunities. An essay they published from 2006 resulted in a book contract with Random House and a movie deal with Lion’s Gate. According to the New York Times website: ‘The editors…
Here is a list of seven magazines and websites that pay writers up to $200, or more, for the articles they publish. Thank you for Fatima Saif for her research on this list. Also — for those of you who want to make a living as a writer, get your free copy of How to…
Update: We no longer recommend entering this contest. First, they added a submission fee. Second, they changed the rules after the contest was originally opened for submissions. Because of this, we cannot support this contest. Aftermath.org is currently hosting a short story contest with a $1,000 grand prize. The theme is “The End of the…