nothing to say is an online literary journal of critical essays about what it means to be an artist in the 21st century. They also run a small press that has previously published poetry. They’re also unique in another way: They advocate for the free copying and distribution of work, which means all of the…
Next Show All Thanks to the tireless research by Fatima Saif, here are ten websites and blogs that pay writers $50 to $150, or more for guest posts and articles. Keep in mind that you may need to negotiate pay with the publishers listed here. If you’re unsure about how to get started with your…
Next Show All These magazines and websites have themed calls for pitches or submissions for non-fiction; there are 35 themes for the 14 markets listed here. The themes include: adventure travel, 1984 Revisited, sanctuary, dream, fashion, food around the world, astronomy, holiday wishes, do-gooders, Christmas, and the magic of cats (and dogs). Some of them…
Next Show All Here’s a list of seven websites that pay writers up to $200, or more, per article. Topics include technology, drinking, “the past”, education, health, and PostgreSQL databases. Be sure to study each website carefully before sending them a pitch. If you’d like to learn more about the process, I recommend watching this…
Are you a writer who works very hard, but gets no credit? Are you in need of a boost to your writing ego? Want cold hard cash, marketing help, and funding to attend a conference? Then the Submerging Writer Fellowship is for you. According to the fellowship page: What is a Submerging Writer? For writers…
Next Show All These markets pay $100 and up for fiction. Some of them are also open for other genres, like non-fiction and poetry. Most are open now for submissions, and one is opening shortly. A few calls are themed. – S. Kalekar Diabolical Plots They publish science fiction, fantasy and horror. Feel free to…
Next Show All These are contests for writers of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, comics, and drama. Prizes range from $100 to £8,000. None charge a submission fee. Deadlines are approaching quickly. – S. Kalekar Casa África microfiction contest This is an international fiction contest. They say the contest is theme free but stories must have some…