This is a magazine for Christian homeschoolers. Articles can be from parents of homeschooled children or those with an interest in the topic. They have set out themes and deadlines for 2018. Query first. Length: 800 words
Pay: $50
Details here.
This is a biannual print journal featuring fiction, poetry, interviews, and essays about music, art, and popular culture. Stories originally published in Barrelhouse have been featured in the Best American Nonrequired Reading, Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy, and the Million Writer’s Award. They also have a website with themed submissions (for December, it is Holiday 2017: Land of Misfit Lit), and they also accept book reviews, but there is no payment for these. Watch out for open periods for their print magazine.
Length: Under 8,000 words; up to 5 poems
Pay: $50 for print magazine only
Details here (scroll down).
This is a Canadian online magazine of literary writing and visual art. Submissions are open to writers and artists who identify as women and live in Canada (or are Canadian citizens living abroad). The theme for issue 13 is Blood, due 28 February, 2018. They lean toward personal stories, whether told through fiction, creative nonfiction or poetry. They are open to traditional short story, essay and poetic forms as well as letters, prose poems, rants, anecdotes, and dialogue.
Length: Up to 1,500 words for prose, or 5 poems
Pay: CAD30-60
Details here.
This is a publication for motorcyclists, and was created with the idea of giving their readers places of interest to ride to and getting the most enjoyment out of their motorcycles. Although it is geared towards the motorcycling population, it is not limited to motorcycle riders. They have several columns open to freelancers: eatery destination stories, single-day and multiple-day ride articles, travel features and reflections on motorcycling.
Length: Various
Pay: $75 and up
Details here.
This is a magazine for women writers. They accept non-fiction, fiction, flash fiction and poetry and they run themed issues; check their guidelines for upcoming themes. They have a cap of 250 submissions per reading period.
Length: 500-3500 for prose; 100-500 for flash fiction
Pay: £50
Details here.
This magazine “encourages a vision of relevant, compassionate Christian witnesses in our culture.” Topics of interest include social justice features, Christianity and how it relates to contemporary culture, holistic ministry profiles and spiritual challenges. No poetry or fiction.
Length: 800-1,000 words
Pay: $50 for up to 800 words
Details here.
They want articles on SEO, social media and content marketing – tips, strategies and news, from “native English speakers only”. Length: At least 1,000 words
Pay: $50
Details here.
This blog is inspired by the “Old Country” and is “about how life is supposed to feel”. They accept articles on food, health, travel, and other features including interviews and book reviews. They accept articles for which they pay as well as guest posts, which are unpaid.
Length: 700-1,200; shorter articles of 250+ words are also accepted
Pay: $50 minimum
Details here.
All articles for this Australian website have an underlying thread – a desire to fight wrongs and right injustice, and to make the world a better place. Their editorial focus is on Federal politics, democracy, the environment, Australian identity, Indigenous issues, economics, finance, health, law and the justice system. They pay if the article gets at least 5,000 views.
Length: 700-1,200 words
Pay: AUD125 per 5,000 page views, capped at AUD1,500
Details here.
This is a newspaper about antiques and collectibles. Though they have not listed their writers guidelines or pay, they apparently do pay. Their website has a digital copy of the newspaper, and they have features and news on their site, so writers can get an idea of the kind of antiques-related news and features they are looking for. Length: Unspecified
Pay: Reportedly up to $250
Editorial contact details here.
