GET YOUR GEEK ON! 6 Paying Sci-Fi Short Story Markets for Writers by Mari Colham

The general rule among science fiction writers is to always submit to the highest paying markets first…

The general rule among science fiction writers is to always submit to the highest paying markets first…

I followed the directions from one company, Leap Greetings and, within a week, I had sold my first inspirational verse (less than 30 words) for $75!

How much money can you earn writing whitepapers? A LOT!

There’s no shortage of creative ways for writers to make more money writing!

In this article, I’ll talk about some of the best places where you can find freelance gigs, and how you can land clients that you actually want to work with.

Don’t let a place name in a Regional magazine, website, or blog dissuade you from taking a better look. You just might find a new, long-term client.

While it’s too late to sell Christmas articles to magazines, some websites and blogs may still be interested in your seasonal ideas. As you drink a frothy hot chocolate, feel the warmth of the crackling fireplace, and gaze at candles and twinkle lights, grab a small notebook because it’s the perfect time of year to create a list of seasonal ideas to pitch to magazines, blogs, websites, and book publishers – all year long!

As life brings me more trials, I’ll “digest” them and turn them into spiritual articles and essays for others just trying to get through the day on this difficult path we call life.
God willing.
I encourage you to try your hand at writing for God. Examine your life. Read the Bible–or whatever religious guide to which you aspire. Pray about it. I’m sure He will assist you.

When it comes to popular human interest topics, pets will always rank high on the list. Their eccentricities, shenanigans, aggravating and heartwarming ways make for many great stories. So, why not write them up, share them with others, and make some money at the same time?

After writing for secular publications, I was looking for a new market to tap into. I knew that having a wide net of markets to write for would increase my chance of publication, and add to my income. I turned to writing for the Christian market as it incorporates thousands of publications that touch nearly every aspect of life and faith. With its diversity of markets, often boasting large readerships and broad spectrums of content, the Christian niche presented a wonderful opportunity for me.