These magazines and journals are open for fiction submissions, and they pay $100 to $450. Some also accept other genres, like poetry, and non-fiction, as well as reviews, and plays. – S. Kalekar The Capilano Review This Vancouver-based literary journal is now accepting submissions of poetry and prose for its Open issue (Winter 2020). They…
The rise of online publications has grown recently, with more and more publishers working directly with freelance writers to produce quality content. At Freedom With Writing, we find those publishers, research their payment rates, find their submission guidelines, and share them with our readers every single week. This week, we’ve found twelve such websites for…
This week, for our readers, we’ve found these seven print publications that accept pitches directly from freelance writers. According to our research, all of these publishers pay their writers. These publishers publish writing on cultural issues, entertainment, news, airline safety, food, feminism, and interviews. You may note that many of these also publish online. If…
In 2012, Adina Talve-Goodman became the managing editor of One Story, a literary magazine that publishes one short story per issue. Just a few years later, in 2018, she passed away from cancer, while working on her first book. This fellowship seeks to honor her memory by opening a door for writers who are new…
Yes – print publications still exist, despite the growing popularity, and increasing profitability of digital publications. The following is a list of seven print publications that pay writers up to $350 per article, and sometimes much more. Though many of these also have online components, these publications can get your words in print. Topics include…
OneZero is a new Medium publication about technology and science. Their senior editor is seeking pitches for future-facing science stories. She is especially interested in “big ideas in biotech, genetic engineering, climate science, and all the weird stuff in between that’ll shape the next 10, 20, 50 years.” According to one payment report, they paid…
These markets are open now for fiction submissions and they pay from $50 to $220. A few also accept other genres, like non-fiction and poetry. – S. Kalekar Inklings Press They are looking for fiction on pirates for their anthology. Their guidelines say, “Pirates is the theme this time – but pirates in all their…