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| Kiki Magazine | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Kiki Magazine is for a girl who loves life, appreciates creativity, recognizes good ideas. Kiki is discerning. She thinks for herself. She has her own look. Kiki’s on her way to be being confident, strong, and smart. She’s a girl with style and substance. Kiki accepts unsolicited manuscripts on a speculative basis only. First, send a query with detailed story idea(s). Queries are responded to within 90 days if submitted with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: YA article dating/relationships essay how-to non-fiction publication womens magazine | |
| Curled Up With A Good Book | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Curled Up With a Good Book is an e-zine committed to bringing good books from presses of all sizes to the attention of our readers and newsletter subscribers. Do you think you've got a nose for a good book? If you would like to write book reviews for Curled Up With a Good Book (bound books only), please send your name, email and an attached sample review via email. Our review format is relatively loose: four to six paragraphs, subjectively written (else why bother to review?), story synopsis okay but no secrets or surprise endings given away. You should also provide a rating for the book of 1 to 5 stars; half-star ratings are acceptable. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Book Review |
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| tags: article book review online magazine publication restricted entry | |
| Woodshop News | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Woodshop News is a monthly tabloid covering woodworking professionals. Solid business news and features about woodworking companies. Feature stories about interesting professional woodworkers. Some how-to articles. Seeking writers from major cities in all regions but the Northeast. Looking for and increased number of editorial opinion articles. Columns include Pro Shop (business advice) and Finishing (how-to/techniques). The best way to start is a profile of a professional woodworker in the area. Find a unique angle about the person or business and stress this as the theme of your article. Avoid a broad, general-interest theme that would be more appropriate to a daily newspaper. Woodshop News readers are professional woodworkers who want more depth and more specifics than would a general readership. If profiling a business, submit standard business information such as gross annual earnings/sales, customer base, product line and prices, marketing strategy, etc. Color 35mm or high-res digital photos are a must. Buys 15-25 features/year; 18 columns/year. Query with published clips or send complete manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Hobbies/Games |
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| tags: $100+ payment article arts/crafts biography business essay high circulation history hobbies/games how-to interview journalism magazine news/current events non-fiction publication retail/sales technical under $100 payment | |
| Winner | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Winner magazine provides drug education and life-skills training slanted toward students in the fourth through sixth grades. The overall premise of Winner is that preventive drug education is the most effective. We not only communicate the facts and figures about the dangers of drugs, but we also address the development of life skills and real-world problem solving. Because of Winner's target age group, we like writers to use what we call a story-article form: present the factual information within the framework of a story. Reading a sample copy will show you what we mean. Looking for true life stories dealing with teens. Buys 18 mss/year. send: Query or MS looking for: Short Story specifically: Children's and YA |
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| tags: Fiction YA children's health short story | |
| Winner | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Winner magazine provides drug education and life-skills training slanted toward students in the fourth through sixth grades. The overall premise of Winner is that preventive drug education is the most effective. We not only communicate the facts and figures about the dangers of drugs, but we also address the development of life skills and real-world problem solving. Because of Winner's target age group, we like writers to use what we call a story-article form: present the factual information within the framework of a story. Reading a sample copy will show you what we mean. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Children's and YA |
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| tags: YA article health how-to non-fiction | |
| Wild Blue Yonder | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Wild Blue Yonder is the inflight magazine of Frontier Airlines, providing travelers with valuable information on what to do when at work or at play in various cities serviced by Frontier. Don't waste the editor's time. Know the route and the publication before querying. Read magazine for content and style. Query with clips or send complete manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Travel/Outdoors |
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| tags: Lifestyle article business essay food/drink health hobbies/games how-to interview magazine nightlife non-fiction personal essay publication regional retail/sales sports/collectibles technology travel/outdoors | |
| Waterway Guide | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Call us crazy, but unlike our competition we at Waterway Guide publications are reader-written. We don't think professional writers sitting in an office can do a better job than the folks out there cruising. That's why we want to be the venue for your observations and creativity Buys 6 mss/year. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Sports/Collectibles |
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| tags: article non-fiction sports/collectibles technical travel/outdoors | |
| Waterfront News | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Waterfront News readers are a diverse group of people with varied interests. They sail or powerboat, are active in neighborhood issues and like to dine out and travel. They live and work along the Intracoastal Waterway, the New River and Middle River, Dania Cut-off Canal and Biscayne Bay; areas where the Waterfront News is circulated free, door-to-door and over-the-counter. Waterfront News is looking for Boating Adventures, how to, history, nature and life style articles, as well as boat profiles and current boating events. Feature articles include: NEWS: "New boat storage facilities under construction in Broward" DIVING: "Teenage diver sets his sights on a future in biology" WAYPOINT: "Mississippi’s West Ship Island offers history and austere beauty" HABITAT: "Loggerhead turtle nests lag, green and leatherbacks are up" Send query with clips or whole mss. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Sports/Collectibles |
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| tags: $100+ payment animal-related article how-to magazine non-fiction publication science and nature sports/collectibles technical travel/outdoors | |
| USDF Connection | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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USDF Connection focuses on USDF’s educational mission and the interests and needs of the American dressage (an equestrian sport) community. The magazine offers a thoughtful and informative mix of USDF and dressage-community news, a complete calendar of USDF programs and events, educational articles, features on the issues and personalities who are shaping the sport of dressage in America, and essays and commentary by many of the most recognized and respected names in the sport. USDF Connection publishes freelance-written features, health articles, personality profiles, how-to training articles, and first-person accounts of life in the dressage world. All articles must focus on USDF programs or members or on dressage. We are particularly interested in expanding our coverage of adult amateur riders and including the "amateur angle"in the stories we publish. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Animal-related |
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| tags: animal-related how-to interview science and nature technical | |
| Tropical Fish Hobbyist Magazine | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Tropical Fish Hobbyist is known as The World’s Leading Aquarium Magazine for Over Half a Century for good reason. With up to 70 more pages and many more photos than any other aquatic magazine, Tropical Fish Hobbyist is indeed BIGGER and BETTER. Just one read through Tropical Fish Hobbyist Magazine makes it easy to see why this magazine is the absolute best in the business, whether you are interested in freshwater aquariums, saltwater setups, pondkeeping, or all of the above—from the most basic low-tech natural setups to the ultimate high-tech dream systems, TFH covers it all! Magazine is looking for good writing about interesting topics. It is important to be clear, precise, succinct, and organized. Editors do not pay by the word, so trim your prose to be as tight as possible. CHECK SCIENTIFIC NAMES! Editors often get manuscripts with misspelled scientific names or incorrect scientific names. Do your homework and get it right. A good resource for scientific names is www.fishbase.org. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Animal-related |
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| tags: $100+ payment animal-related hobbies/games non-fiction science and nature technical | |
