The magazine also accepts poetry.ĪGNI accepts stories, essays, and poems that are previously-unpublished. The publication pays $.08 per word for up to 1000 words and an $80 flat payment for longer works. They accept flash fiction (up to 1250 words) and short stories (up to 10,000 words). They accept submissions quarterly - normal reading periods are in February, May, August, and November. Abyss & ApexĪbyss & Apex is a magazine specializing in speculative fiction. Here are 30 markets to consider pitching. Many publications only accept submissions seasonally, so if a publication you want to pitch below is not currently accepting submissions, check their planned re-opening schedule and add those pitches to your marketing calendar. If you come across a market with a dead link or changed information in the published writers' guidelines, you can click "report link" below that market to create a pre-populated email to report it for review.Īlso note that I do not pull markets just because their reading periods are temporarily closed. So bookmark this page and check it periodically for new places to pitch. Remember, these market list posts at All Freelance Writing are automatically updated when market listings change or new markets are added to the broader writers' market database. Paying Writers' Markets for Short Fiction While there are currently no examples in this market list, you'll also find clients these days seeking freelance writers to help with scripts for online videos. If you're wondering what kinds of markets you can pitch, there are plenty of options to consider. What Kinds of Publications Pay for Short Fiction? But if you want to try your hand at it, below you'll find some markets to consider submitting your work to. It's important to note that fiction often pays less, and sometimes much less, than more traditional freelance writing jobs. Most freelance writing gigs are of a nonfiction nature, but if you're looking to flex your creative muscles, freelance writers' markets also exist for short fiction.
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