Believable, a new podcast from Narratively, is currently open to pitches. They want “a personal story where narratives conflict, and different perspectives about the truth collide.” They’re paying $1,500 for the episode, which would be 2o to 30 minutes long. According to their call for pitches: “Our stories focus on a single character navigating the…
Next Show All These contests, grants and residencies are for writers of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. They range from $250 to CAD60,000. Some Deadlines are approaching quickly. – S. Kalekar Ann Arbor District Library: ‘It’s All Write!’ Teen Writing Contest This international contest is for teen writers of poetry, flash fiction and short stories. Prizes…
By Shireen Hakim Writing should be fun. If you’re not having fun with a publication or editor, move on. It will pay off. I’m proof of that. I’d been regularly writing for an UK-based online news publication for three years. I had a great rapport with the senior editor. Although he was just paying me…
Here’s a list of 14 websites that pay writers for articles they publish. All of these publications accept submissions directly from freelance writers. — TN Wesley Mold Busters is “a licensed mold removal company in Canada and family owned business since 2005.” They want writers for their website. Articles must be a minimum of 2000…
These markets pay $100 for fiction, and some pay significantly more. A few are also open for other genres like non-fiction, poetry, translations, graphic fiction, and reviews. Also see this list of other fiction markets – deadlines are coming quickly. — S. Kalekar Margery de Brus: Today, Tomorrow, Always anthology For this anthology, they want…
The following is a big list of thirty one magazines, blogs, and websites that pay for writing on feminist topics. All of these publications accept submissions or queries from freelance writers. Note that some of them may currently be closed to submission, though most are open.The list is in no particular order. Scum is a…
If you’re anything like me, you get a little bit excited when you finish a piece of writing — and sometimes really excited. It’s part of the joy of writing: producing something you’re proud of, something you want to share with the world. But who are you going to share it with? So many writers…