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| Whole Life Times | Updated July 21st, 2010 |
 Must submit via EMAIL. We are open to articles on holistic health, alternative healing, green living, sustainable and local food, social responsibility, conscious business, the environment, spirituality and personal growth; in short, anything that deals with a progressive, healthy lifestyle. The important words to remember when writing for WLT are ‘information’ and‘narrative style.’ We strive to provide leading-edge editorial that is not only entertaining, but also directly usable by our readers—information that mainstream media often abridges, is unaware of or is unwilling to print. WLT’s content is largely local — issues, events and people in southern California — but we do publish some stories with a broader focus. In generic features (e.g. health-related), we use local sources for quotes and back-up information. WLT accepts up to three longer stories (800-1,100 words) per issue, and pay ranges from $150-200. In addition, we have a number of regular departments on our coverage topics, and these pay $75-125 depending on topic and experience. Out and About is our FOB section featuring short, newsy blurbs on our coverage topics. These are generally 200-400 words and pay $25-50 depending on length and topic. Behind the Scenes is a 750-word personal essay that often highlights a seminal moment or event in the life of the writer, and pays $100. If you have not written for us before, please be sure to include your bio and up to three published clips or links. Alternatively, you may submit a completed manuscript. If your article addresses the categories described above, your treatment of the issue, the timeliness of the article and the quality of your writing are the main keys to getting published. Submissions should be typed and double-spaced in AP style. Please attach an MS Word file, and also copy and paste your story in the message section of your email. Please do not send a PC-specific file as we may not be able to open it. Please suggest a Hed and Dek for your story. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Lifestyle |
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| Playgirl Magazine | Updated May 17th, 2010 |
 The PLAYGIRL brand has redefined entertainment for women for over 30 years. Playgirl addresses the needs, interests, and desires of women 18 years of age and older. 5/13/10 UPDATE: NOT accepting unsolicited submissions. Do not submit. send: Query with clips looking for: Short Story specifically: Erotica |
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| Playgirl Magazine | Updated May 17th, 2010 |
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The PLAYGIRL brand has redefined entertainment for women for over 30 years. Playgirl addresses the needs, interests, and desires of women 18 years of age and older. 5/13/10 UPDATE: NOT accepting unsolicited submissions. Do not submit. send: Query with clips looking for: Article specifically: Erotica |
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| tags: adult article cooking dating/relationships erotica feature food/drink magazine non-fiction publication review romance travel/outdoors womens | |
| U-Turn | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
 U-TURN is a 32-page, four-color magazine mailed free four times a year to USAA member’s dependents ages 13 to 17. U-TURN’s mission is to educate readers about relevant topics and help them prepare to become responsible adults. We hope to develop a relationship with these young members and create a dialog so that when they think of consumer and financial issues, they think of USAA, as their parents and grandparents do. The primary topics covered in the magazine are topics of interest to high school boys and girls, specifically current and former military dependents living in the U.S. and abroad. They might include issues related to preparing for college, careers insights, saving and investing money, driving issues, relationships and lifestyle. An effort is made to include U-TURN readers as sources and subjects, but it is not mandatory to feature only readers. When appropriate, reference to USAA culture, people or products is encouraged. U-TURN magazine reinforces the importance of its readers’ voices and ideas by publishing their submissions in each issue. In addition, a large and active teen panel comprised of readers is vital to U-TURN’s editorial mission. While U-TURN has rarely published fiction, poetry or prose, we would consider pieces such as this if they are high quality and applicable to a topic covered in an issue. send: Query with Clips looking for: Short Story specifically: Young Adult |
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| U-Turn | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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U-TURN is a 32-page, four-color magazine mailed free four times a year to USAA member’s dependents ages 13 to 17. U-TURN’s mission is to educate readers about relevant topics and help them prepare to become responsible adults. We hope to develop a relationship with these young members and create a dialog so that when they think of consumer and financial issues, they think of USAA, as their parents and grandparents do. The primary topics covered in the magazine are topics of interest to high school boys and girls, specifically current and former military dependents living in the U.S. and abroad. They might include issues related to preparing for college, careers insights, saving and investing money, driving issues, relationships and lifestyle. An effort is made to include U-TURN readers as sources and subjects, but it is not mandatory to feature only readers. When appropriate, reference to USAA culture, people or products is encouraged. U-TURN magazine reinforces the importance of its readers’ voices and ideas by publishing their submissions in each issue. In addition, a large and active teen panel comprised of readers is vital to U-TURN’s editorial mission. While U-TURN has rarely published fiction, poetry or prose, we would consider pieces such as this if they are high quality and applicable to a topic covered in an issue. send: Query with Clips looking for: Poetry specifically: Young Adult |
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| U-Turn | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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U-TURN is a 32-page, four-color magazine mailed free four times a year to USAA member’s dependents ages 13 to 17. U-TURN’s mission is to educate readers about relevant topics and help them prepare to become responsible adults. We hope to develop a relationship with these young members and create a dialog so that when they think of consumer and financial issues, they think of USAA, as their parents and grandparents do. The primary topics covered in the magazine are topics of interest to high school boys and girls, specifically current and former military dependents living in the U.S. and abroad. They might include issues related to preparing for college, careers insights, saving and investing money, driving issues, relationships and lifestyle. An effort is made to include U-TURN readers as sources and subjects, but it is not mandatory to feature only readers. When appropriate, reference to USAA culture, people or products is encouraged. U-TURN magazine reinforces the importance of its readers’ voices and ideas by publishing their submissions in each issue. In addition, a large and active teen panel comprised of readers is vital to U-TURN’s editorial mission. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Young Adult |
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| U Magazine | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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U Magazine is a 16-page, 4-color quarterly magazine mailed free to children, ages 8-12, of USAA members. Our mission is to educate readers about relevant topics and help them prepare to become responsible adults. We hope to develop a relationship with these young members and create a dialog so that when they think of consumer and financial issues, they think of USAA, as their parents and grandparents do. Each issue of U Magazine is organized by a theme. Umbrella themes we use in editorial planning include Family, Safety, Future and Citizenship. We use these themes to develop more targeted topics, such as communication, relationships, money, and setting goals. We begin work on an issue about six months ahead of our mail date. We especially welcome activity ideas related to our themes. Topics should be age-appropriate, and should appeal to both boys and girls who live in the U.S. and abroad. We often profile readers’ stories. We prefer that profile subjects be young USAA members and their families, but it is not mandatory. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Children's |
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| U Magazine | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
 U Magazine is a 16-page, 4-color quarterly magazine mailed free to children, ages 8-12, of USAA members. Our mission is to educate readers about relevant topics and help them prepare to become responsible adults. We hope to develop a relationship with these young members and create a dialog so that when they think of consumer and financial issues, they think of USAA, as their parents and grandparents do. Each issue of U Magazine is organized by a theme. Umbrella themes we use in editorial planning include Family, Safety, Future and Citizenship. We use these themes to develop more targeted topics, such as communication, relationships, money, and setting goals. We begin work on an issue about six months ahead of our mail date. We especially welcome activity ideas related to our themes. Topics should be age-appropriate, and should appeal to both boys and girls who live in the U.S. and abroad. We often profile readers’ stories. We prefer that profile subjects be young USAA members and their families, but it is not mandatory. While U Magazine rarely publishes fiction, poetry or prose, we would consider pieces such as this if they are high quality and applicable to our mission. send: Query with Clips looking for: Poetry specifically: Children's |
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| U Magazine | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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U Magazine is a 16-page, 4-color quarterly magazine mailed free to children, ages 8-12, of USAA members. Our mission is to educate readers about relevant topics and help them prepare to become responsible adults. We hope to develop a relationship with these young members and create a dialog so that when they think of consumer and financial issues, they think of USAA, as their parents and grandparents do. Each issue of U Magazine is organized by a theme. Umbrella themes we use in editorial planning include Family, Safety, Future and Citizenship. We use these themes to develop more targeted topics, such as communication, relationships, money, and setting goals. We begin work on an issue about six months ahead of our mail date. We especially welcome activity ideas related to our themes. Topics should be age-appropriate, and should appeal to both boys and girls who live in the U.S. and abroad. We often profile readers’ stories. We prefer that profile subjects be young USAA members and their families, but it is not mandatory. While U Magazine rarely publishes fiction, poetry or prose, we would consider pieces such as this if they are high quality and applicable to our mission. send: Query with Clips looking for: Short Story specifically: Children's |
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| True Romance Magazine | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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True Romance's stories are generally realistic first-person narratives that deal with a variety of issues pertaining to women. As the title of the magazine denotes, they are looking for true stories that deal with romance, relationships, love, sex, beauty, and the female body and mind. They want to read about the issues that you, your friends, and your family have talked, laughed, and cried about! Features: True Romance has added a few new features to our magazine that will contribute greatly to its essence. Please feel free to contribute to any of these sections: - Happily Ever After: Do you have a dream-come-true tale and want to share it? Please send a short 200-400 word description of your relationship from start to present and a picture. - Snippets: a shorter feature of about 1000-3000 words. Everybody has a story to tell, but some stories are shorter than others. Snippets are concise featurettes about anything worth writing about - Share frustrations with friends and family, describe something that has changed your life or made you think differently about something real and immediate. Opinions and commentary are welcome, if balanced by life experience. - Love Letter: If you are in love with someone and would like to tell the whole world, we would love to publish your letter! The letter can be anonymous if you choose. - How I Met My Love: Tell us the interesting way you met your love. Keep it under 400 words. - Talk Back: Regular people sound off on a topic each month. Please send a short response (no more than five sentences) along with a clear picture of your face. Length: Stories between 3,000 and 8,000 words, although well-developed stories above 8,000 words are never turned away. Also accepts shorter stories for Snippets. Pays three cents per word for stories and Snippets. Poetry payment is $20 to $50. Love Letters pay $35. How I Met My Love and Happily Ever After pay $50 each. Submissions via e-mail and regular mail are accepted. send: Complete MS looking for: Article specifically: Romance |
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