These fiction markets pay $50-360 for short stories, and a few of them accept other genres also, like non-fiction and poetry. Also see this list of fiction markets paying $100-500 – deadlines are coming up quickly. – S. Kalekar Speculative City: Occult The magazine publishes “provocative works that are centered within a cityscape.” They want…
Here are 13 publishers that pay writers for articles on a variety of topics, including fashion, music, pop culture, Christianity, and regional events. We’ve researched payment rates for all of these publishers, and found contact information for their editors, as well as submission guidelines. Most of the blogs listed here pay around $50 per guest…
READER, the digital home for BuzzFeed News’s personal essays, cultural criticism, fiction, and poetry, accepts submissions from freelance writers. This is not the typical “clickbait” BuzzFeed. They focus on longform articles, with thoughtful premises and quality writing. Not that they don’t have an element of that attention-grabbing style BuzzFeed is known for –– but it…
Next Show All These are themed non-fiction submission calls for magazines and websites. There are 16 themes with upcoming deadlines for the 12 markets listed here, including Glamour, Summer, Great Cities of the World (Laos, Nigeria), Smoking, Adventure, American Food Heroes, Aging Well, Hospitality, and Eat Global, Stay Local. Apart from features, they have several…
These markets pay $100-500 for fiction – deadlines are approaching quickly. A few are also open for other genres, like comics, essays, creative non-fiction, and poetry. – S. Kalekar Shenandoah This literary magazine, part of Washington & Lee University’s English Department, publishes stories, essays, creative non-fiction, excerpts of novels in progress, poems, comics, and translations…
Here’s a list of publishers that pay writers up to $200 or more per article. AmeriForce Media is the publisher of the magazines, Military Families and The Reserve & National Guard. They are currently looking for pitches for their “2019 themes of entrepreneurship, deployments, salute to spouses, education, nonprofits and volunteering, veterans transition, and health…
The Wergle Flomp Poetry Contest is open to writers around the world, is completely free to enter, and offers $2,250 in cash prizes. Contestants can enter one humor poem, up to 250 lines. According to the contest page: Submit one humor poem, up to 250 lines. First prize of $1,000 plus a one-year gift certificate from…