These are prizes/fellowships for fiction, nonfiction, poetry, journalism, and playwriting, of up to $80,000. They are, very loosely, divided by geography. A couple of the calls have January deadlines. – S. Kalekar INTERNATIONAL SUBMISSIONS World Haiku Review: R. H. Blyth Award They want haiku, including translations into English. They also have some suggested themes: ““War”…

These magazines/anthologies publish fiction. Some magazines also accept other genres, like non-fiction and poetry. Some of the calls are themed, and they are in the second half of this list. Deadlines are approaching quickly. – S. Kalekar Northern Gravy They only accept work from writers in the UK and Northern Ireland. They publish fiction, poetry,…

Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of calls for pitches directly from editors. Please carefully study each publication before sending a pitch. If you’re new to pitching, here are a few resources to help you get started: How to Write a Pitch that Gets You Paid (Based on Real-World Examples) How to Pitch a Listicle…

Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of editors seeking freelancers — and offering competitive rates up to $1.00 per word or more. A gentle reminder: Please don’t pitch these publications without first carefully studying them, and making sure your idea fits their needs, and that you’re qualified to write the article. If you’re not sure…

Dear Writers, Here’s our latest roundup of calls for pitches directly from editors. Please carefully study each publication before sending a pitch. If you’re new to pitching, here are a few resources to help you get started: How to Write a Pitch that Gets You Paid (Based on Real-World Examples) How to Pitch a Listicle…

Dear Writers, Here are some recent calls for pitches on topics related to video gaming. I’ve also included a few extra listings of publishers who work with freelance writers on these topics, to flesh out the list. Please carefully study each publication before sending a pitch. If you’re new to pitching, here are a few…

Hosted by Cambridge University Press and The Kadas Foundation, the Nine Dots Prize is now open for submissions. The prize awards an astounding $100,000 to the first place winner, along with a contract to write a short book. This year’s contest presents a simple question: Why has the rule of law become so fragile? To…