Next Show All These markets publish fiction, and a few also publish other genres, like non-fiction and poetry. They pay writers, from $50 to $360. None of these venues charge a submission fee. Some deadlines are coming quickly. – S. Kalekar The Puritan This Canadian literary magazine publishes fiction, non-fiction – interviews, essays and reviews…
Mothers of Angels 2 is “an anthology of reflections about living through the grief of losing a child.” They are seeking essays (1,500 to 3,000 words) and poems (minimum 12 lines). They want true stories, not fictional tales. They pay $75 per essay and $25 per poem. For more information, refer to this page
Next Show All There are 25 themes for non-fiction for the 15 magazines/websites listed here. Some themes are: mysteries in the deep sea, food: from there to here, the first helicopter rescue, books & authors, locked away: prison & exile from Wilde to Genet to today, pain, and mother wound. Many do not specify the…
Next Show All Here’s a list of seven publishers that pay $100 or more for essays. Topics including the creative process, the American South, Catholicm piglrimages, food and identity, and living with technology. If you want to learn how to build a writing career from scratch, without any previous experience, then I highly recommend signing…
Next Show All These markets pay $100 to more than $600 for fiction. Some of them also accept other genres, like poetry and non-fiction. – -S. Kalekar Cosmic Roots and Eldritch Shores They publish work in science fiction, fantasy, myth, legend, fairy tales, eldritch, in written, podcast, video, and graphic novel story form. They care…
Bitch Media is currently accepting applications for their 2020 writing fellowships. Selected writing fellows will spend 3 months working with Bitch Media to produce articles in one of four subject areas: Sexual politics Pop-culture criticism Technology Global feminism According to their application page: We’re pleased to announce that the Bitch Media Fellowships for Writers applications…
By Rachel Presser ClearVoice is a writing platform that is definitely worth checking out, especially if you’re hoping to average 20 CPW and beyond. There’s a variety of writing, editing, and graphic design work that can be found on the site and it has an escrow feature that eliminates a lot of back and forth…