Friendly Advice from an Editor – READ THE @&*$#!! GUIDELINES!! – by Brian Whiddon
If you want to guarantee failure in your freelance writing career, don’t read this…
Paying Markets for Writers
6 New(ish) Paying Speculative Fiction Markets for Writers by Avery Springwood
If you write weird stuff, there’s a paying market for your work!
9 Magazines That Pay Writers Up to $500 or More Per Article – by Biljana Tadic
From education, climate change, and outdoors topics, to history and sailing, there is probably a market of interest here for you!
EARTH Magazine – No Longer Active
Removed from PAYING MARKETS
New Paying Market – SWAG MASHA
PUBLICATION DESCRIPTION: SWAG MASHA is an international mobile game development studio behind a highly successful interactive novel app – Love Sick. The app has reached over 20 million installs worldwide, released in 15+ languages, building a huge fan base across the globe. CURRENT NEED: We are seeking talented romance writers who would share our passion […]
5 Paying Flash Fiction Markets for Writers – by Avery Springwood
Telling a tale succinctly can be challenging, but oh-so-rewarding…and PROFITABLE!
10 Fishing and Hunting Paying Markets for Writers – by Biljana Tadic
If you have a lot of knowledge and information about hunting and fishing, or you are dedicated to it yourself, you can get paid to write for magazines that cover these topics.
6 Paying Niche Short Story Markets for Writers – by Avery Springwood
If articles and informational pieces aren’t your thing, writing short stories can be a great way to earn income as a freelance writer!
Paying Markets for Writers on the History and Culture of Food By Tatiana Claudy
Sell articles about the history and culture of the food.
6 Paying Humor Markets for Freelance Writers – by Emma Larkins
So, how do you get around the fact that everybody and their grandmother wants to attach themselves to the laugh-powered gravy train, regardless of actual skill or quality of sense of humor? Instead of focusing on “just” writing humor, the wise freelancer should find ways to integrate material capable of inducing involuntary grins into articles for niches that aren’t strictly focused on being funny…