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WritersWeekly’s 12 Days of Christmas Sale!

WritersWeekly’s 12 Days of Christmas Sale!

ANNOUNCING… WritersWeekly’s 12 Days of Christmas Sale!!! Starting December 14th, and running through Christmas Day, save $$ on our books and publishing services!  AND, GET A FREE BOOK ON CHRISTMAS DAY! Click on each link below for information.  FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th Interior Design/Formatting – Only $1.50/page(black and white-interior) Only $7/page (color-interior) + $9/Image Request a […]

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Sparkle Magazine

Sparkle Magazine

“The mission of Sparkle is to help girls in grades 1-3 discover who God is and how He works in their lives. We strive to give girls the building blocks to create a living and dynamic faith in Jesus.” .” 25% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circ. 9K. Monthly (October through March). Pays on publication. Publishes ms approximately 6-8 weeks after acceptance. Buys First North American Rights. “The author retains copyright, and may submit the manuscript for publication elsewhere after it appears in Sparkle. Sparkle has first time printing rights. Second Rights—Rates are for a previously published article. Author must own copyright, or submit proof of permission to resell from the copyright owner. Simultaneous Rights—The author must notify publisher that the submitted article is being offered in another market that should not overlap our readership.” Accepts reprints under special circumstances. Responds within 6-8 weeks. Sample articles on website. Subscription $10.70 (USD); $14.95 (CAD)

Fiction/Non-Fiction Pays .03 -.05 / word, Poetry – $5-$15, Games/Puzzles – $5-$15

SmartCEO Magazine

WritersWeekly was notified by John Wilpers on 10/1/17 that the firm is closed. It may be resurrected in the future but, for now, they’ve asked that we remove the market listing from WritersWeekly.

Onion World

WritersWeekly.com was notified by Dave Alexander at Onion World on 5/13/17 that they are “no longer looking for freelancers.”