Paying Gaming Markets For Writers By Karoki Githure
Publications covering gaming always need content. Get paid to write for them!
Paying Markets for Writers
Curve
“CURVE, the nation’s best-selling lesbian magazine, reaches nearly a quarter-million readers each issue and 500,000 online. Savvy, hip and intelligent, CURVE magazine presents the latest in film, pop culture, politics, fashion, travel, automotive, home entertainment, technology and health. Our celebrity interviews, news, style, social issues and reviews have helped CURVE achieve a level of prominence that has kept us in the spotlight for over 20 years.” 40% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Pays on publication. Publishes ms 2-3 months after acceptance. Buys first rights. Accepts some reprints. Responds within two weeks.
Pays $0.15-$0.20/word for 200-2500 words.
7 Paying Markets for Fiction Writers Who Want to RE-WRITE HISTORY! – by Chris Saunders
One of the niche areas within speculative fiction that has exploded in popularity is alternate history…
Paying Women’s Markets for Writers By Tatiana Claudy
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5 Paying Family Humor Markets for Writers! By Jennifer Brown Banks
Let’s face it…we all have a few nuts rooted in our family tree.
7 Paying Motorbike and Cycling Markets For Writers By Karoki Githure
Here is a list of seven motorcycle websites that will pay you to write for them.
7 Paying Poetry and Short Story Markets for Writers By Biljana Tadic
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How to Sell Interviews to Collectors’ Magazines and Other Media – by Bill Vossler
Make money by selling interviews to collectors publications. I have done this 3,500 times.
10 Paying Arts And Crafts Markets For Writers – by Karoki Githure
Make money writing for these Arts and Crafts publications!
Friendly Advice from an Editor – READ THE @&*$#!! GUIDELINES!! – by Brian Whiddon
If you want to guarantee failure in your freelance writing career, don’t read this…