These magazines pay $100 to about $350 for fiction. Many accept other genres too, like non-fiction and poetry. They are open for submissions now, or will open shortly. Deadlines are approaching quickly for some calls. – S. Kalekar

Flame Tree Publishing: Strange Lands Anthology
This is a speculative fiction anthology. Their guidelines say, “Packed with strange and distant places, from underground cities, undiscovered islands, ancient lands, hidden continents, civilizations on the moon and Mars this new book will bring together the tales of Washington Irving, H.G. Wells, Otis Kline, with Homer, Samuel Butler and a generation of modern writers for a thrilling read of speculative fiction.” They also accept reprints.
Deadline: 5 April 2020
Length: 2,000-4,000 words are most likely to succeed; will read slightly outside this range
Pay: $0.08/word
Details here.

Epoch Magazine
­­­­­This literary magazine publishes fiction, poetry, essays, cartoons, screenplays, graphic art, and graphic fiction. They read work submitted by literary agencies year-round. They accept mailed submissions only. 
Deadline: 15 April 2020 (for unsolicited submissions)
Length: No guidelines for prose; up to five poems
Pay: Up to $150 for stories, more for long stories and novellas, and those submitted by literary agencies; $50 per poem
Details here.

Room Magazine
They accept fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, and art by women (cisgender and tranasgender), transgender men, Two-Spirit and nonbinary people. They are currently reading for an unthemed issue. They also accept pitches for book reviews. 
Deadline: 30 April 2020
Length: Up to 3,500 words for fiction and non-fiction, up to five poems
Pay: CAD50-150
Details here.

Sub-Terrain Magazine: Disobedience
They accept fiction, creative non-fiction, commentary, social or otherwise, and poetry. For the Disobedience theme their guidelines say, “subTerrain has always prided itself on its rejection of the status quo, and in this issue we will feature work that explores disobedience as progress, as chaos, or as morality. Or perhaps the works will be an act of disobedience themselves, in that they flout the so-called rules of genre.” Online submissions are charged, but there is no fee for mailed submissions.
Deadline: end April 2020
Length: Up to 3,000 words for fiction, up 4,000 words for creative non-fiction and social commentary
Pay: CAD0.10/word for prose up to CAD500 (about $350), CAD50/poem
Details here. 

Fiyah: Unthemed; Joy
This speculative fiction and poetry magazine accepts work by and about Black writers of the African Diaspora. This definition is globally inclusive (Black anywhere in the world) and also applies to mixed/biracial and Afro-appended people regardless of gender identity or orientation. They will soon begin reading work for an unthemed issue, as well as for a Joy-themed issue. See guidelines for the kind of stories they will reject. Writers should check website for the closing date after the submission period opens; it is unspecified at the time of writing.
Opens on: 1 April 2020
Length: Short fiction of 2,000-7,000 words, novelettes of up to 15,000 words
Pay: $150 for short stories, $300 for novelettes, $50 for poetry
Details here and here.

December

This magazine publishes poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction (essays, memoirs, biography, literary journalism, social or cultural commentary or analysis). Online submissions are charged for non-subscribers, but mailed submissions are free. There are no guidelines for the length of prose submissions, but they ask writers to submit either one prose piece or up to three short (up to 1,000 words each).

Deadline: 1 May 2020
Pay: $10/page, up to $200
Details here.

Bennington Review
This literary magazine aims to carve out a “distinctive space for innovative, intelligent, and moving fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, film writing and cross-genre work.” They are particularly taken with writing that is simultaneously graceful and reckless. They publish fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and film writing essays – they will also consider pieces on television, video art, viral videos, Vines, or any of the other alternative forms that moving images might take. For fiction and nonfiction, they also accept self-contained excerpts from longer pieces.
Deadline: 15 May 2020
Length: Up to 30 pages of prose; 3-5 poems; 10-20 pages of film (or TV) writing
Pay: $100-200 for prose; $20/poem
Details here.

Corpus Press: In Darkness, Delight – Fear the Future
Their guidelines say, “We seek truly terrifying stories that deal with futuristic themes, set in the near future or far. Tales can be Earth-based or extraterrestrial, perhaps featuring technological or social upheavals that have frightful implications for individuals or society at large; as examples, the ongoing erosion of privacy and enduring nature of online activity, artificial human enhancement via DNA manipulation or implants, impact of emerging technologies on developing children, and so on. … Post-apocalyptic stories will not be accepted. Rather, we desire fiction that occurs during periods preceding any total collapse, be they stable or unstable times. The horrors that await us in utopian futures may be far more chilling and fascinating than those endemic to dystopias, and therein lies our primary interest.”
Deadline: 15 November 2020
Length: Prefer 2,500-4,500 words, will accept up to 7,500
Pay: $0.03/word up to $150
Details here.

The New Southern Fugitives
They publish work that “challenges our comfortable perspective of the South. We strive to promote diversity, reach a broad audience, and cultivate the new Southern voice of the New Millennium”, according to their website. They publish fiction (micro/flash and short), essays, book reviews, poetry, and visual art/photography. They nominate their writers for various prizes. They can only pay writers by mailed US checks, so writers should keep that in mind while submitting. They also accept full-length manuscripts via SFK Press.
Deadline: 30 November 2020
Length:  Up to 1,500 words for flash fiction, up to 5,000 words for short fiction, up to three poems, 1,500-5,000 words for essays, up to 1,500 words for book reviews
Pay: $15/page of prose up to $105, $50 per book review, $40 per poem and per piece of visual art (new rates as of February 2020)
Details here.

Liguorian Magazine
This Christian magazine publishes fiction, as well as personal essays and articles. 
Deadline: Rolling
Length: Up to 2,000 words for fiction, 2,200 words for articles, and 1,000 words for personal essays
Pay: $0.12-0.15/word
Details here.

Author Bio: S. Kalekar is the pseudonym of a regular contributor to this magazine. She is the author of 182 Short Fiction Publishers. She can be reached here.