By Rachel Presser One of the first writing-for-hire websites I started working for was WriterAccess, back in 2016. I wasn’t sure what to expect at first and had a couple of teething issues in the first few months, then I started making a significant amount of money on the site–going from $60 to $200 here…
Next Show All These markets pay $150 to about $450 for fiction. Some of them also publish other genres like non-fiction and poetry. – S. Kalekar If you want to have the best chances of getting published in these markets, I highly recommend getting a free copy of Submit, Publish, Repeat. It gives you a…
Next Show All Dear Writers, Here are ten magazines that pay up to $750 for more for the articles they publish. All of these magazines accept pitches directly from writers. Topics include fishing, health, the South, travel, and more. To be successful at landing a gig with these publications, you’ll need to send a good…
The ABA Journal is currently hosting the The Ross Writing Contest for Legal Short Fiction. The contest offers a $3,000 prize for “original works of fiction of no more than 5,000 words that illuminate the role of the law and/or lawyers in modern society.” According to their submission guidelines: “Contest entries will be judged by…
Juno is an online community and a digital magazine focused on pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood. They’re on a mission to make pregnancy and motherhood less lonely. According to their website: “If you’re thinking about pregnancy, are about to give birth, just had a baby, or have a complicated relationship with motherhood, you’re in the right…
Next Show All Dear Writers, Here’s a list of blogs that pay for guest posts. Included is a wide variety of blogs. All of these blogs pay for guest posts and articles. To get published by the blogs, you’ll need to study the website and send a pitch to the editor. Keep in mind that…
Does the thought of marketing your freelance writing business inspire anxiety attacks? Do you dream of grabbing certain gigs, only to pass them by because you’re not sure what to say, or who to reach out to? Do you spend more time looking for template letters so you know what “real writers” send to potential…