Dear Writers, There are so many opportunities for writers. Below, is a list of 197 magazines and websites that pay writers, but this list is just a small subset of the many publishers that want to pay freelance writers. (Not to mention the endless number of businesses that want to hire freelance writers for a…
These magazines and outlets publish creative non-fiction – lyrical, personal, narrative, and experimental essays, memoir, literary non-fiction, and more. They pay up to $450. Most also publish other genres, like fiction and poetry. – S. Kalekar clavmag They publish writing from LGBTQ+ writers – creative non-fiction, life writing, and fiction. They have a list of…
Dear Writers, Travel writing is still around! In fact, people are quite antsy to start traveling, and travel magazines want to serve those desperate audiences with high-quality writing. Here’s a list of 18 publications that pay for travel writing. A friendly reminder: Please carefully study each publication before contacting them. And, if you don’t know…
By Sue King Lockdown was a gloomy time for the majority of travel writers. After March 2020, when people stopped traveling, my income was pretty much non-existent, and I struggled to stay afloat. A year and a half later, the great news is that the future of travel writing is looking brighter. In fact, now…
Chicken Soup for the Soul is currently seeking true stories on the topic of kindness, for an upcoming anthology. They pay $200 per story or poem. According to their call for stories: Small gestures can make a big difference in someone’s day, even in someone’s life. In our fast-paced world many people tend to only…
Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of calls for pitches directly from editors. A friendly reminder: Please do not contact these publishers without carefully studying the publications first. Make sure you understand their publication, and the types of articles they publish, before you send them a pitch. If you’re not sure how to write a…
These magazines pay $50 to $500 for fiction, and a few also accept other genres, like non-fiction and poetry. They’re open for submissions now, or will open soon. Deadlines for some markets are approaching quickly. – S. Kalekar Unnerving Magazine They publish short stories and poetry – they want horror and suspense, generally leaning toward…