Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of traditional jobs for writers. This week we’ve found job listings from major companies and publishers, including Facebook, Starbucks, CNET, Forbes, and Lyft. We’ve noted where these jobs are located, and, when applicable, whether they are remote. I’ve noticed that many of these jobs for for “newsletter” editors; it…
Chicken Soup for the Soul just quietly announced calls for submissions to a forthcoming anthology on the topic of grief, loss, and recovery. This is a chance to be part of a bestselling book. While it is quite competitive to get published in a Chicken Soup book, authors regularly report that it is a very…
Dear Writers, Here’s our weekly roundup of calls for pitches directly from editors and publishers. We’ve researched payment rates and contact information, and summarized the opportunity available. Please only submit to these publishers if you are confident in your ability to send high quality pitches that closely meet the needs of the publisher. New Freelance…
There are 24 grants, fellowships, and residencies for writers of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and for journalists. The awards are from $500 to $40,000; one award pays considerably more. None of them charge an application fee. These are open now, or will open later for applications. A few are emergency fund grants. There’s also a bonus…
Dear Writers, Here’s our weekly roundup of calls for pitches directly from editors and publishers. We’ve researched payment rates and contact information, and summarized the opportunity available. Please only submit to these publishers if you are confident in your ability to send high quality pitches that closely meet the needs of the publisher. New Freelance…
These magazines and anthologies publish fiction, and pay $50 to about $500. None of them charge a submission fee. – S. Kalekar Aster(ix)This is a transnational feminist literary arts journal committed to social justice and translation, placing women of color at the center of the conversation. They’re reading for a special fiction issue. Their guidelines…
There are 31 themes for the 15 markets listed here, for non-fiction. A couple of them also publish other genres, like fiction and poetry. Some of the themes are: family traditions and rituals; parenting and food; debut fiction & agents; Christmas stories; humorous stories; technology + change; careers with birds; Internet subcultures/communities; and back to…