MINNETONKA REVIEW, a new national print journal, seeks short fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. In each issue, 1 contributor who hasn’t yet published a book will be awarded the Editor’s Prize and $150. Minnetonka Review, P.O. Box 386, Spring Park, MN 55384. For full guidelines, please visit: www.minnetonkareview.com.
THE MODERN REVIEW accepts international submissions of poetry, prose, criticism, drama, etc. Ambitious/avant-garde writing is highly esteemed. Social and political material receives much interest. Nothing is controversial. TMR is published quarterly by Parsifal Press; contributors receive a 1-year subscription. Payment for significant theory/criticism is $150. For guidelines and samples, visit www.modern-review.com.
MOM WRITER'S Literary Magazine, a highly regarded quarterly literary magazine for mom writers and authors featuring creative nonfiction essays, poetry, columns, profile and reviews, short fiction writing contest, a free newsletter, and a blog. We are now accepting submissions for our Fall 2007 issue. New and established writers welcome. See Web site for details: www.momwriterslitmag.com.
OUR TIME IS NOW literary magazine for writers age 23 and younger is accepting submissions for its sixth issue. Send original, unpublished poems, essays, and short fiction and nonfiction stories with bio and SASE to Kristen Wicker, Stivers School for the Arts, 325 Homewood Ave., Dayton, OH 45405 or www.ourtimeisnow.net.
PALABRA. Print litmag of Chicano/Latino writing invites submissions of fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, novel excerpts, and short plays that explore new territory in Chicano and Latino literary art. Fiction/creative nonfiction/novel excerpts to 3,500 words; poems 5 max of any length; plays to 15 pp. Multiple and simultaneous submissions OK. Some pay. Submit via USPS only to Palabra, P.O. Box 86146, Los Angeles, CA 90086-0146. Inquiries and detailed guidelines at palabralit@earthlink.net. Web site: www.palabralitmag.com.
PANAMOWA: A New Lit Order is seeking quality submissions from emerging women writers/artists. We are looking for poetry, short fiction, artwork, video, sound files, reviews/interviews, and creative nonfiction/memoir for our online journal. Panamowa, Attn: Michelle Morgan, 152 Davis Ave., Auburn, ME 04210. For more information and guidelines, please visit http://web.mac.com/newlitorder.
PAPER STREET accepts submissions of fiction sure of its history and footing, poetry unencumbered by distraction, May 1–August 31. Does not accept creative nonfiction. Sample copy: $9. Paper Street, P.O. Box 14786, Pittsburgh, PA 15234-0786. Attention either Fiction or Poetry Editor. Visit Web site for guidelines: www.paperstreetpress.org.
THE PEDESTAL Magazine.com is currently accepting submissions of poetry and fiction. Please visit the Web site for additional information and to view the work of our contributors, including Philip Levine, W. S. Merwin, and Ai. Web site: www.thepedestalmagazine.com.
PERIGEE is calling for submissions of poetry, fiction, and memoir for our 17th issue. There is no reading fee and simultaneous submissions are welcome. Submit up to 5 poems or stories of up to 2,500 words to our award-winning publication. To read complete guidelines and submit online, visit www.perigee-art.com.
Nonfiction Writers Newsletter
PAY: $.10/word The Nonfiction Writers Newsletter (published each Friday and distributed by e-mail) seeks short articles (less than 900 words). Our publication is for nonfiction writers -- I like nuts and bolts stories. Tell my readers how to make more money writing nonfiction articles; how to find markets; interview or photography techniques; reviews of new products; and important news. Everything must be tightly written -- this is a newsletter. Pay is 10 cents a word ... will increase for regular contributors. We are a reprint market. We need one-time rights to publish in our newsletter. We do not require exclusive or first time rights. If you have published a good how-to piece elsewhere, we could be a good market for you. The best way to know what I want is to study the publication. You can see samples or subsribe at: http://www.sheldononline.com/forwriters.htm
Northern Woodlands Magazine
PAY: $25 - $100 or $.10/word
Our audience consists of conservation-minded people with an interest in all aspects of the forests of the Northeast. We are not a trade magazine for the forest products industry or an advocacy magazine for preservationists. Write to us with a story idea that fits our audience. We like to surprise our readers with stories they won't find anywhere else. http://www.northernwoodlands.com/guidelines.html
Northwest Baby and Child
PAY: $10-$40 Our goal is to inform, entertain, inspire, and reassure expectant parents and parents of young children. We believe raising children is life¹s most challenging and satisfying work. All Northwest Baby & Child staff members are parents, who like helping families get off to a good start. Our editorial emphasis reflects these beliefs: * There is no one right way to raise a child. * Parents are the experts on their own children. * If you don¹t know your options you don¹t have any. Familiarize yourself with our publication. We have a theme for each issue (e.g. celebrating mothers, birth and postpartum, family vacations, holidays); articles throughout the paper reflect our theme. Guidelines: http://nwbaby.com/yearlong/wg.html
Northwest Travel
PAY: $50 - $650
Family-oriented magazine with a Northwest slant. Magazine covers Oregon, Washington, Idaho, British Columbia, and western Montana; occasionally Alaska. Northwest Travel Magazine is your Bi-Monthly Guide to Enjoying Travel Throughout the Northwest. Six times a year, Northwest Travel Magazine brings you the information you need to make your travels through the Pacific Northwest more interesting, more educational, more fun. Our writers and photographers are looking for the places and events that will give you something new and different.
http://www.northwestmagazines.com/guidelin.html
Not For Tourists
PAY: $100
Not For Tourists is looking for neighborhood editors for its first edition of its "Guide to Queens." The first edition will be approximately 100 pp and cover the following 10 neighborhoods in detail:
1. Astoria
2. Long Island City
3. Sunnyside
4. Jackson Heights
5. Elmhurst
6. College Point
7. Whitestone
8. Flushing
9. Forest Hills
10. Jamaica
We are looking for folks who either live, work, and/or play in at least one of the above neighborhoods. Being a neighborhood editor will entail: writing a 50-word general description of the neighborhood; writing a 50-word entertainment description of the neighborhood; submitting at least 25 entertainment listings for the neighborhood (comprised of restaurants, nightlife, shopping, and landmarks); writing 3-10 word blurbs for each of those 25+ listings. Compensation is $100 per neighborhood. You can apply by sending the following things to Managing Editor Rob Tallia at mailto:rob@notfortourists.com
1. A Cover Letter, stating which neighborhood(s) you're interested in.
2. A Resume.
3. One 50-word neighborhood description AND 5 neighborhood entertainment listings with 3-10 word descriptive blurbs for each. Make SURE you are familiar with the NFT style and tone before submitting this work; we will of course NOT use your submissions unless you are actually HIRED to work for us. You can look at the full PDF of our New York book at our website, http://www.notfortourists.com, if you do not currently possess any of our guides (note that you will have to sign up to become a member (it's free)) to do this.
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