By Hana Larock After six years of working as a writer, I’d gotten to the point in my career where I felt that I really had this thing down pat. I had worked in many different niches, written all different types of content, and acquired many skills – such as WordPress, SEO, writing ad copy,…
Next Show All Here’s a list of ten blogs and websites that pay up to $50 or more for the writing they publish. To get published, and paid, by these publications, you’ll need to send them a quality pitch that meets their specific needs. If you’d like to learn more about the process, then watch…
Next Show All The following is a list of magazines that accept pitches directly from freelance writes. Many of these magazines pay $100, $200, or $300+ per article. Keep in mind that you may need to negotiate payment with these publishers. If you are new to freelance writing, and are open to guidance, then I…
Next Show All These magazines pay $50 for short fiction; a few pay considerably more. Some also accept other genres, like poetry and non-fiction. They are open now, or opening shortly. – S. Kalekar Apparition Lit: Euphoria This speculative fiction and poetry magazine will open a brief submission period for work on the ‘Euphoria’ theme….
By Rachel Presser There once was a girl from the Bronx who had to schlep to a miserable job at a tax law firm in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Manhattan. Seven days a week was the torture in the ground floor of a high-rise co-op where the gentry routinely frothed at the mouth…
Next Show All These markets pay $100 to $599 for fiction. Some also accept other genres, like non-fiction and poetry. These publishers are open now, or will open shortly for submissions. – S. Kalekar Electric Literature: The Commuter Electric Lit’s The Commuter is a space for poetry, flash, graphic, and experimental narratives. It publishes weekly…
Institutional Investor is an international business to business publisher that focuses mainly on international finance. They are looking for “stories that feature conflict, narrative, access, and disclosure”; “international content that will resonate with American readers”; “articles based on novel data or research about the asset management industry”; “cultural stories about the financial industry”; and “freelancers…