Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of traditional jobs for writers, including editing jobs, copywriting jobs, and more. Many of these are remote opportunities. Companies in this list include Amazon, Forbes, Condé Nast, The Washington Post, Wirecutter and more. – Jacob Jans Thanks to Fatima Saif for compiling this list. Forbes is hiring for the…
So many writers don’t even know what a pitch is — and that’s OK! In fact, that’s why I love working with people new to freelance writing. It is surprisingly easy to learn how to get published again and again… …if you have the right knowledge, and a little bit of guidance. The truth is:…
There are 29 pitch calls for the 25 markets listed here, for non-fiction. Some of the themes are: cultural criticism & personal narrative; stories by (and about) nurses; nature writing; Star Trek; literature and reading culture; POC in tech/start-ups; condiments; smart ways of using your freezer; generations; horror, post 1970s; and roots music. – S….
These markets pay $50 to about $350 for fiction. A few also accept other genres, like non-fiction and poetry. They are open now, or will open soon for submissions. – S. Kalekar Fusion Fragment This Canadian magazine wants science fiction or SF-tinged literary fiction. “Although any science fiction subgenre is fair game, our tastes lean…
Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of call for pitches directly from editors. Be sure to carefully study each publication before sending them a pitch. If you want to have the very best chance of getting your article published, then let me give you feedback on your pitch. I’ll do this for you completely free,…
Dear Writers, Here are eleven magazines and websites that pay for cultural criticism. We’ve researched payment rates and contact information for each of these publications, to make it easy for you to connect with the right editor. Do not contact any editor without carefully studying their publication, to make sure you are proposing an article…
Sarah Lewin Frasier is assistant news editor of the renowned Scientific American. Sarah plans, assigns and edits the Advances print magazine section, as well as edits its online news. She holds a university degree in science, health and environment reporting. Here, she is in a conversation with Viney Kirpal, personal essay and health writer. VK:…