Here are over one hundred magazines and websites that pay writers up to $500 or more per article. The list has been organized by category, for your convenience. (Thanks to Writing Launch for sharing their research. Much of this comes from their database of 1700+ similar listings.) How to Get Published by These Magazines and…
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Writers! Here are our latest additions to our database of publishers that pay writers. (The full database of 1700+ publications is available to members of Writing Launch.) If you’re not sure how to get started with freelance writing, I highly recommend signing up for this free webinar. – Jacob Jans PS: Thanks to Fatima Saif…
“If you wrote something for which someone sent you a check, if you cashed the check and it didn’t bounce, and if you then paid the light bill with the money, I consider you talented.” ― Stephen King When I was growing up, so many people told me that I was a talented writer. Naturally,…
These are contests, grants and fellowships for writers of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, plays, and for journalists. Prizes range from about $100 to $75,000, and none charge a submission fee. This list is divided by broad geographic demographic; for writers globally (which includes contests that don’t specify whether they are open for writers globally, or for…
Here’s a big list of blogs and websites that accept pitches directly from freelance writers. The publishers listed here are organized by category, for your convenience. (Thanks to Writing Launch for their contributions here. The database for their members contains over 1700 similar listings, from which this was drawn.) How to Get Published by These…
Chicken Soup for the Soul recently announced a new call for submissions for a forthcoming book with the working title “Stories of Divine Intervention.” (Note, these stories do not need to be religious.) Authors who get published by them regularly report being extremely happy with the experience. They pay $200 per story or poem published,…