(A thru F)
Animal Magazines : Contemporary Magazines: Christian Magazines : Kids Magazines : Health Magazines : Literary Magazines : Mystery Magazines : Romance Magazines : Sci-fi Magazines
G thru L ¶ M thru S ¶ T thru Z
ACCENT on Living
Email Address: acntlvng@aol.com
Editor: Betty Garee
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: Buys one-time rights unless otherwise specified.
Looking for: Non-Fiction:
PHOTOS: Can use black and white or color. Need clear prints with
captions. Rate of pay - $5 and up. $50 and up for cover (color)
photo. Amount will depend on quality of photos and subject
matter. Paid upon publication.
CARTOONS: Interested in humorous incidents encountered by
physically disabled individuals in everyday living. A person in a
wheelchair is typical and should be depicted in humorous but
normal situations. Rate of pay - $20 per cartoon paid upon
acceptance.
Length requirements: Short, tightly written. 250 to 1,000
words, typed double-spaced. May be submitted on hard copy or via
3.5" floppy disk using DOS text, WordPerfect or QuarkXpress
formats.
Payment: Ten cents a word and up, paid upon publication.
Length of article, after editing and condensing, as it appears in
the magazine will determine the payment for an article.
Comments: ACCENT readers prefer an informal, rather than
an academic approach. We want to show individuals with
disabilities getting involved in all aspects of life. Effective
organization of ideas is important. The successful writer must be
willing to cut, polish, check, rewrite and condense. An important
element of most articles is good photos or illustrations.
Before preparing material for ACCENT you might like to inquire
about interest in the subject. However, an expression of interest
on our part does not constitute an assignment or a guarantee that
the article will be purchased. Each submission will be accepted
or rejected on its merits and editorial value to ACCENT. When
ACCENT gives a definite assignment to a free-lancer, the terms
will be clearly stated in writing.
Sample Copies: We will send a sample copy for $3.50.
How To Submit: May be submitted on hard copy or via
3.5" floppy disk using DOS text, WordPerfect or QuarkXpress
formats.
Accent on Living
P.O. Box 700
Bloomington IL 61702-0700
Fax: (309) 378-4420
African
American Review
URL: http://web.indstate.edu/artsci/AAR
Email Address: asaarev@amber.indstate.edu
Editor: Joe Weixlmann
Writer's Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: One-time publication rights
Looking for: Fiction and Poetry. Open.
Please keep in mind we are an academic journal
Length requirements: Poets: no more than six poems at a
time; provide return postage or unused work will not be returned
Fiction writers: 2,500-5,000 words preferred; provide return
postage or unused work will not be returned
Size of website:15 pages
Payment: Payment depends on the amount of outside funding
we receive for each issue.
Comments: Please keep in mind that we are an academic
journal which also publishes poetry and fiction.
How To Submit: Mail Only (no email or FAX, please): Joe
Weixlmann, Editor
African American Review
Department of English
Indiana State University
Terre Haute, IN 47809
African American Review: Official publication of MLA's Division
on Black American Literature & Culture
AIR&SPACE/Smithsonian Magazine
URL: http://www.airspacemag.com
Email Address: editors@airspacemag.com
Editor: George C. Larson
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: First NA serial.
Looking for: NonFiction: aviation and space-related
stories. We're all non-fiction, 100%!
Length requirements: 3,000 words max
Size of website:75 pages
Payment: Pay on acceptance, typical is $2,000 for
feature+expenses.
How To Submit: send proposal, single page, single spaced
to e-mail address or 901 D Street SW, Washington, DC 20024
AlienQ
URL: http://209.75.208.37
Email Address: us03440@mindspring.com
Editors: Art Bacon , Verna Mitchell
Writer's Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Usually
Rights: One time serial rights..
Looking for: Fantasy, scifi. Fiction Only. Past life
experiences, alien contact.
Size of website: 40 pages
Payment: Payment of $50.00 upon publication for a good
short story..
Comments: People from all over the world read this ezine.
Read it and you'll get the idea.
How To Submit: Submit by email to uso34440@mindspring.com
Mail
Alienq
11231 San fernando road
San Fernando, CA 91340
American Folk
URL: http://www.americanfolk.com
Email Address: sandra@americanfolk.com
Editor: Sandra Mizumoto Posey
Writer's Guidelines: at the main page, click on
"Writers"
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: Author will maintain copyright, but grants
American Folk permission to republish the material in other forms
(ie, print, cd rom, etc.) as part of an anthology or collection.
Looking for:
Nonfiction:: In America we nurture an ideal of neighborliness
that rarely comes to the fore. When you move onto this perplexing
street, American Folk is the lemon pie from the woman next door.
It is a taste and peek into what is best, funniest, and most
touching about the diverse people who live here. It is the
extraordinary in the everyday and the mundane in the
unfathomable. We are looking for articles that highlight some
aspect of folklore and/or popular culture through a profile of an
individual. For an example, go to our site and click on
"features."
Length requirements: 500-750 words
Size of website: 10+ pages
Payment: Ten dollars per article, payment upon publication
Comments: Writers should have a general understanding of
what we mean by folklore (traditional expressive forms manifested
largely through firsthand interaction) and popular culture
(expressive forms disseminated widely throughout society).
Articles illuminate some aspect of the above topic(s) through a
profile of an individual. Examples: A profile of a person who
designs and wears Star Trek costumes as part of the fandom
experience or a person who works as a body piercing apprentice.
American Woodworker Magazine
Click
here for the listing for American Woodworker Magazine.
Asian Diver Online
URL: http://www.asiandiver.com
Email Address: info@asiandiver.com
Editors: Julia Goh, Barry Lee Brisco
Writer's
Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: one-time
Looking for: Adventure, Literary. Nonfiction.
Size of website: 207 pages
Payment: S$0.15/word
Comments: check our contributors web page as listed
Beckett
Hot Toys
URL: http://www.beckett.com
Email Address: dkale@beckett.com
Editor: Doug Kale, Senior Editor
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: unlimited
Looking for:Comics and Fiction: Anything related to
current or vintage toys ...collectible or
non-collectible...centering on popularity
Nonfiction: Anything related to toys...playing, buying, selling,
collecting, manufacturing, designing, etc. From action figures to
yo-yo's we cover everything in the world of toys.
Length requirements: Open
Payment: Payment is within 30-days of acceptance.
Comments: send in at least 5 ideas for future articles
How To Submit: we prefer e-mailed submissions
Bible Advocate
URL: http://www.denver.net/~baonline
Email Address: cofgsd@denver.net
Editors: Calvin Burrell, editor; Sherri Langton, associate
editor
Writer's Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: first, reprint, one-time, simultaneous
Looking for:Poetry and Nonfiction.
Nonfiction: Articles on current social and religious issues,
struggles of everyday life, Bible topics, opinion pieces, and
personal experience stories. We use 25% freelance in our print
version and 25% - 75% freelance in our online publication.
Length requirements: 1500-1800 words
Size of website:50 pages
Payment: honorarium of $15-35 for articles;
$10 for poetry
$5 for fillers
Comments: The online version is more inclusive of
non-Christians. Beware of Christian jargon! Our print version has
just been redesigned to include 4-color art throughout.
How To Submit: e-mail: cofgsd@denver.net
regular mail: Bible Advocate Press, P.O. Box 33677, Denver, CO
80233.
ByLine
URL: http://www.bylinemag.com
Editors: Marcia Preston, Editor/Publisher;
Kathryn Fanning, managing editor; Betty Shipley, poetry editor
Writer's Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Usually
Rights: We buy first North American serial rights only.
Looking for: Fiction and Poetry: Open submissions -- No
juvenile, sci-fi, or graphic sex/violence.
Non-Fiction: We are a magazine for writers, and we actively
solicit feature articles on various aspects of writing
better/selling more work. Please see details on our guidelines at
http://www.bylinemag.com. It's also a very good idea to read a
sample copy, so you can get a feeling for our style and approach.
We also buy shorter nonficton manuscripts for several specific
departments.
Length requirements: Fiction: 2,000-4,000 wds.
Poetry: Under 30 lines preferred
Nonfiction: 1500-1800 for features; departments vary--see
guidelines.
Size of website:5-7 pages
Payment: Pays on acceptance. Fiction, $100; poetry $10 ($5
for five lines & under); features $50; other departments
vary.
Comments: ByLine takes an informal, friendly approach to
the business & craft of writing. We're quite open to new
writers, and we're a good resource for them, as well.
Subscriptions: $20 per year (11 issues). Will go up to $22
after January 1, 1998. How To Submit: Send full ms. (can
query for features, if desired) to:
ByLine
PO Box 130596
Edmond, OK 73013
Address all prose to the attention of Kathryn Fanning, mng.
editor; address poetry to the attention of Betty Shipley, poetry
editor.
Caribbean Travel & Life
Email Address: jb2@worldzine.com
Editors: Steve Blount, Editor; James Y. Bartlett, Managing
Editor
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Never
Rights: 1st N.A. serial rights
Looking for: Nonfiction: Looking for superb writing about
the Caribbean region, its destinations, people, culture and
resorts. Not interested in the common destinations or places, but
the unusual, cutting edge and different. Our readers are very
sophisticated Caribbean-experienced travelers who want to know
where to go NEXT. Ideas for short pieces always welcome. Features
usually assigned only to writers with whom we are experienced.
Length requirements: Department shorts: 200-500 words
Features: 1,500-2,500 words
Payment: Departments pay $100-400.
Features pay $750 and up.
Payment is shortly after acceptance.
Comments: You must be familiar with the Caribbean (i.e.,
have been there recently). We do not want guidebook platitudes,
but personal experience. Read the magazine! Those are the kinds
of stories we buy. DO NOT query us on Stingray City, El Yunque
rainforest, 12-Metre Challenge, or any of the other over-done
tourist activities or destinations. THEY'VE BEEN DONE TO DEATH.
Surprise us with something NEW, UNUSUAL, EXCITING or DIFFERENT.
How To Submit: Query first with idea.
Write Caribbean Travel & Life
330 West Canton Ave.
Winter Park, FL 32789
Fax: 407-628-7061
e-mail: jb2@worldzine.com
DO NOT CALL
Catholic
Digest Publications
URL: http://www.CatholicDigest.org
Email Address: Cdigest@stthomas.edu
Editor: Articles Editor or Filler Editor
Subscription: Click
here for ordering information.
Looking for:
NON-FICTION ARTICLES: 1,000-3,500 words on almost any topic. Our
readers have a wide range of interests -- religion, family,
science, health, human relationships, nostalgia, good works, and
more.
FILLERS: Catholic Digest features four regular fillers each month
plus a variety of other fillers.
Length requirements: See Above
Payment:
Catholic Digest article rates: $100 for reprints, $200-$400 for
originals. For re-use in electronic form, we pay half of all
traceable revenue derived from use to owner/author. Online-only
articles receive $100, plus half of any traceable revenue from
electronic use. Two copies of the issue are included with payment
if published in Catholic Digest. Finders' fees are $15 per
article published.<BR
* Catholic Digest filler rates: To authors, we pay $2 per
published line (full-page width) upon publication. For this
payment, your filler may be published in any Catholic Digest
publication, including but not limited to Catholic Digest,
Catholic Digest Reader Large Print, and HEAVEN, our online Web
site (http://www.CatholicDigest.org). Two copies of the issue are
included with payment if published in Catholic Digest. Finders'
fees are $5 or $10, depending on length.
Comments:
* Before you submit a manuscript, study a copy of Catholic Digest
or check out HEAVEN (http://www.CatholicDigest.org) for article
tone and style.
* We favor the anecdotal approach. Stories submitted must be
strongly focused on a definitive topic. This topic is to be
illustrated for the reader by way of a well-developed series of
true-life, interconnected vignettes.
* Most articles we use are reprinted -- they have appeared in
another periodical or newspaper. But we also consider original
submissions.
* Don't query. Send the article itself.
* We don't consider fiction, poetry, or submissions
simultaneously sent to other publications.
* Include your name, address, and telephone number on each
submitted page.
* If you are submitting an article for reprint consideration, you
must include the name, address, and editor of the original
publication source, the copyright line from the original source,
and the page number and date of the original publication.
* If you are submitting an original manuscript by mail, please
send a double-spaced, typewritten photocopy and, if possible, an
ASCii text file saved on a 3.5" diskette. E-mail submissions
should be included in the text of your message rather than as an
attached file.
How To Submit:
* Send submissions to:
Articles Editor or Filler Editor (depending on submission)
Catholic Digest Publications
P.O. Box 64090, St. Paul, MN 55164
or by E-mail to: Cdigest@stthomas.edu
* If submitting by mail, enclose a self-addressed, stamped
envelope (SASE).
Cattle-Call Ezine
URL: http://www.cattle-log.com/callfrontpage.html
Email Address: wallis@vcn.com
Editor: Myrt Wallis
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Usually
Rights: One-time rights, you retain all others
Looking for: Fiction, Comics, Jokes and Poetry --
Adventure, Cowboy Poetry, Fantasy, Humor, Literary, Sports and
Western.
Nonfiction: Articles, interviews,reviews, guest editorials
are used pertaining to "cowboys" and the Western
lifestyle. Reviews of recently released or pre-release of books,
music.
--"Featured" articles require pictures which can be
emailed, we prefer "GIF" or "JPEG" format(
others can be used) or clear photos can be mailed and we will
scan. Photos and/or manuscripts will be returned if STAMPED,
self-addressed mailer is enclosed.
Length requirements: No set requirements, prefer fairly
brief pieces
Payment: Pay $25 for items chosen as "Featured"
each issue. ie: "Featured Writer", "Featured
Poet" other items are printed without payment as
"Readers Contributions", "Guest Editorials"
and other. Articles, Reviews, Cartoons, etc........payment
negotiated. Inquire
Comments: We are looking for any thing of interest to the
"Cowboy" community, which is world wide. While we are
unable to pay much we can offer exposure to several thousand
regular readers with The West in their hearts and on their minds.
Our rapidly growing subsribers list goes out to every continent
except Antarctica. We lean more toward the contemporary rather
than historical themes however we have made exceptions
How To Submit: email: wallis@vcn.com
Fax: (307)682-4808
snail mail:
Myrt Wallis, Editor
Cattle-Call Ezine
1050 Bitter Creek
Recluse, WY 82725
Century
URL: http://www.supranet.com/century/
Email Address: robkill@aol.com
Editor: Robert K. J. Killheffer
Rights: Century pays 4 to 6 cents per word for First World
English and non-exclusive reprint rights
Looking for: Century is a fiction magazine accepting
stories from a broad spectrum of styles, subjects, and lengths
(anywhere from 1,000 to 20,000 words). Our only across-the-board
restrictions are that stories have some speculative or fantastic
element, something that distinguishes them from purely
mainstream, "slice-of-life" stories, and we want them
to be accessible to all readers, not dependent on in-depth
knowledge of a particular genre or literary tradition (this
includes stories that introduce any specialized jargon that is
not easily deciphered from its context). Beyond that, we're
looking for accomplished writing with polished prose, sharp
detail and observation, and some depth beyond the surface level
of the text. We are not looking for poetry at this time
Payment: Century pays 4 to 6 cents per word for First
World English and non-exclusive reprint rights
How To Submit: All stories should be typed, double-spaced,
and printed on only one side of the page. If you are using a
dot-matrix printer, be sure to separate the pages. We do not
accept simultaneous submissions, and we do not recommend multiple
submissions (that is, submissions of several pieces at one time).
Author's name and address should appear in the upper right-hand
corner of the first page, and the approximate word count in the
upper left; in addition, every page should include your name, the
title (or a recognizable abbreviation thereof), and a page
number, in case pages become separated from the manuscript.
All submissions should be sent to the Editor, Robert K. J.
Killheffer, at P.O. Box 150510, Brooklyn, NY 11215-0510, and
should be accompanied by an appropriately sized self-addressed
stamped envelope. If your manuscript is disposable, please send a
number ten SASE for our response. If you do not live in the
United States and can not acquire U.S. stamps, please enclose the
appropriate International Return Coupons. Manuscripts without
SASEs will not be returned.
Cowles
History Group
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here for the listing for Cowles History Group.
EquiWorld.Net
URL: http://www.equiworld.net/
Email Address: ned@equiworld.net
Editor: John Crawford
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Usually
Rights: Please email info@equiworld.net (Depends on
artical/script type).
Looking for: Comics, fiction, jokes and poetry. Must be
Equine/Horse related.
Nonfiction: Equine/Horse Related Please. Sports Reports,
Scientific articals/reviews.
Length requirements: Open
Payment: Only on Web, No off Web publication of material.
Please email, info@equiworld.net for details.
Comments: Most languages accepted, subject to
verification, and possible English translation.
Escape:the
Digital Journal of Speculative Fiction
URL: http://www.interink.com/escape.html
Email Address: dphalen@interink.com
Editors: Marie Loughin and Dave Phalen
Writer's
Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: First serial and first electronic rights with
option on nonexclusive anthology rights.
Looking for: Fiction: Fantasy, Horror and Science Fiction.
Length requirements: 500 to 5000 words
Size of website: pages
Payment: Pay 1 cent/word within 30 days of acceptance.
Author will have opportunity to see galleys if time permits.
Story will be given its own page within our fiction department
and will also be bundled in a pdf version of the magazine.
Comments: We do not accept slasher horror, unnecessary
violence or gore, or explicit sex. We prefer stories with strong
plot. Stories should include some fantastic (sf/h/f) element,
though it may be subtle. Try to avoid over-used topics such as
vampires and elves.
How To Submit: For U.S. submissions, prefer snail mail to:
1228 Westloop #356, Manhattan, KS 66502 For foreign submissions,
prefer e-mail to dphalen@interink.com. (If snail mailed from
foreign country, please include international response coupon.)
Eternity Science Fiction Fantasy Horror
URL: http://members.aol.com/eternityol/main.htm
Email Address: eternityol@aol.com
Editor: Steve Algieri
Writer's
Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Always
Rights: One time first rights for fiction and poetry.
Rights revert to author upon publication.
Looking for: Fiction and Poetry. Fantasy, horror, gothic,
mythology, occult and scifi.
Nonfiction: Also looking for book, movie, television serial,
convention reviews and commentary. Essays and interviews also
needed.
Length requirements: Open
Size of website: 60 pages
Payment: Pays 1/4 to 2 cents a word for original fiction
up to $30. Poetry 3 to 10 cents a word to $5. Nonfiction feature
payment varies. No simultaneous submissions. Print media only
reprints considered.
Comments: Be yourself. Start strong, keep us interested,
end with a bang.
FictionNet
URL: http://www.FictionNet.com
Email Address: editors@FictionNet.copm
Editor: Nick Adams, etc.
Writer's
Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Never
Looking for: Fiction. Open.
Length requirements: Open
Size of website: 30 pages
Payment: Complete information is available on our site
Comments: We are a publishing house and bookseller. We are
interested specifically in fiction with new ideas--substantive
fiction from around the world.
Fiction
Writer's Guideline
URL: http://www.fictionwriters.com
Email Address: BCamenson@aol.com
Editor: Blythe Camenson
Writer's
Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Rarely
Rights: One-time rights.
Looking for: Nonfiction: We accept how-to articles for
writers offering practical advice on improving your writing or
getting published. We also run interviews with editors, agents,
and published authors and short book reviews of Writer's Digest
titles. No personal essays.
Length requirements: From 200 words to 1200
Size of website:500 pages
Payment: Payment runs from a contributor copy to $25,
depending on the piece. Payment upon publication.
Comments: You may query by email to see if the topic is
something we haven't covered already. Articles should be tightly
written. The shorter the better. We are limited to space.
How To Submit: Send complete ms with cover letter and SASE
to
Fiction Writer's Connection
PO Box 4065
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
or send short queries via email to BCamenson@aol.com
Fine
Fishing
URL: http://www.finefishing.com
Email Address: bignami@finefishing.com
Editors: Louis Bignami & 50 others
Writer's Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Usually
Rights: One Time on-line
Looking for: Adventure, humor and sports.
Size of website: 5000 pages
Payment: Depends on content and quality
Comments: We have over 600 articles and 50 professional
who have collectively published at least 500 books.
Fine
Food & Travel
URL: http://www.finetravel.com
Email Address: bignami@finetravel.com
Editors: Louis Bignami & 20 others
Writer's Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Usually
Rights: One Time on-line
Looking for: Adventure, humor and sports.
Nonfiction: Fine Food and Travel seeks travel and food pieces
from quality writers. It's been ranked in the top 25 of all
ezines online and uses material in six languages. Graphics help.
Editors have won Lowell Thomas and other awards and have written
200 plus travel books.
Don't want to see resort or other puffs, we have web page ads for
that.
Length requirements: Shorter is better
Size of website: 3000 pages
Payment: Depends on content and quality, we post articles
on separate pages with and without multiple links.
Comments: We have over 250 articles, 400 recipes and 20
professional who have collectively published at least 300 books.
Louis Bignami, the publisher has written 13 cookbooks and 22
other books on travel, humor, outdoor and other topics.
"I'll help new writers who display a professional
attitude."
Flyfish.com
URL: http://www.flyfish.com
Email Address: Brian@Flyfish.com
Editor: Brian Steel and others
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: To be negotiated.
Looking for:Fiction: adventure, juvenile and sports.
Nonfiction: We are looking for any articles on fly fishing. How
to and where to go manuscripts in particular.
Length requirements: Open
Size of website: 2000 pages
Payment: Payment can be negotiated for a flat fee or an
amount per viewing.
Comments: I believe the previously published works of
outdoor writers to be a tremendous resource for flyfishing
information that could benefit both the general public and the
writers.
How To Submit: howsubmit: Submit by e-mail attachment if
possible (Brian@Flyfish.com) or regular mail to: Flyfish.com
10007 Eagle Place Anderson Island WA 98303
The
Flying Saucer Gazette
URL: http://www.erols.com/sardonica
Email Address: sardonica@erols.com
Editor: Scott C. Carr
Writer's
Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Always
Rights: One time rights. Author agrees not to publish work
for six months after it appears in FSG, but is free to link to it
from any other internet site at any time. After six months, the
author is free to do whatever he wants with his work. Back-issues
are archived indefinately.
Looking for: Articles should be timely, essays should be
timeless. We are NOT looking for fantastic personal accounts of
abductions or encounters. Remember, the key word is sardonic.
We are looking for articles on the most recent happenings in the
UFO and the art world. You should not cover a story that is more
than three months old (unless there has been a new development),
and we are looking for a different approach than will be found in
other media sources. The Flying Saucer Gazette prides itself on
its common-sense philosophy, and the idea that the people
involved in the UFO Culture are as interesting, if not more
interesting, than the phenomenon itself.
Nonfiction: The Flying Saucer Gazette is currently seeking
non-fiction articles and essays about the state of
"ufology", the UFO Culture, and UFO Art. Interviews
will be considered if they are interesting and show a previousely
unrealized or new facet of the interviewee. at the time we are
not accepting reviews.
Length requirements: 2000 words and under. Longer pieces
may be considered, if exceptional, and may be edited for
publication.
Size of publication: 10-15 pages per issue
Payment: 3¢ per word. Author will receive an email
version of how his essay or article will appear in the magazine,
and will be notified which column (UFO News, UFO Art, etc.) that
It will appear in. Authors are invited to request that their work
be used in a particular column. Please check out our magazine to
familiarize yourself with our format.
Comments:
How To Submit: Please email a query or your article
(queries are preferred and will attain more favorable results) to
sardonica@erols.com
Food
Writer
URL: http://www.food-journalist.net
(under construction)
Email Address: FoodWriter@aol.com
Editor: Lynn Kerrigan
Writer's Guidelines
Critiques rejected manuscripts: Occasionally
Rights: Ist serial (one-time)
Looking for: Nonfiction: Seeks regular columnists as well
as feature articles. How-to market a self-published cookbook,
marketing resources, freelance opportunities for food writers,
seminars, interviews, food trends, association profiles, etc.
Length requirements: 1,000 words or less
Size of website: 100 pages
Payment: Pays on publications. $15-$25 flat fee plus
year's subscription to Food Writer ($30 value)
How To Submit: Query via e-mail 1st. If idea sounds
interesting will request manuscript sent via e-mail.
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