The following is a list of 11 editors and publishers calling for pitches/articles in a wide variety of categories. All of these publishers pay up to $300 per article, and some pay much more. For more opportunities, be sure to sign up for our weekly newsletter at the end of this. Also see this list…
The following is a list of 17 editors and publishers calling for pitches/articles in a wide variety of categories. For more opportunities, be sure to sign up for our weekly newsletter at the end of this. Thanks to Fatima Saif for her research on this article. NERVE is a zine that will take a personal…
Here are 21 contests and fellowships for writers of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and for playwrights. Prizes range from $50 to £20,000 (approximately $26,000). None of these charge an entry fee. They are very broadly segregated by geography. Deadlines for some contests are approaching quickly. — S. Kalekar GLOBAL ENTRIES Yale Drama Series: David Charles Horn…
The following is a list of 21 editors and publishers calling for pitches/articles in a wide variety of categories, including science, technology, COVID, politics, film/tv, celebrities, and more. Thanks to Fatima Saif for her research on this article. New Scientist is a weekly science and technology magazine. They are looking to expand their pool of…
Despite the ongoing pandemic, writers are still needed, and companies are still hiring writers for full-time jobs. The following is a list of companies hiring writers for a variety of jobs, including editorial, copywriting, and reporting. If you want to build your resume before applying to this type of job, then I highly recommend publishing…
These websites and literary magazines pay $50 to $300 for fiction, and a few accept other genres like non-fiction and poetry, as well. The markets are open for submissions now, or are scheduled to open shortly. — S. KalekarFrozen WaveletsThis speculative flash fiction and poetry magazine encourage writers to push boundaries, in format and topics….
These markets pay $50-750 for short stories. A few of the calls are themed, and deadlines are approaching quickly. — S. Kalekar Fusion FragmentThis Canadian magazine publishes science fiction or SF-tinged literary fiction stories and novelettes, and they’re reading now for their second issue. Their guidelines say, “Although any science fiction subgenre is fair game,…