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| Mothering | Updated January 05th, 2009 |
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Mothering is a bi-monthly publication with an international readership of more than 250,000. Our main objective is to be truly helpful, to provide information that empowers our readers to make changes, and supports them in being their own experts. We like articles that have a strong point of view and come from the heart, that are challenging or evocative. We also take pride in publishing well-researched, extensively documented articles. When submitting this type of article, please use only the most updated research, from primary sources. Our choice of articles depends on the other material we have published on the subject, how new the topic is to us, and how unique the presentation is. We encourage you to send a query if you are unsure of our interest in the topic of your article. A query is a one-page specific description and outline of your article. You can query us on more than one topic at a time. Please include a brief bionote (1-2 sentences) at the end of your submission, so that we can print it if your article is used. Specific sections/article types include: Poetry We publish at least one poem in each issue. Please send us no more than three poems at a time. Please include your name, mailing address, phone number, and email address with your submission. We generally do not print rhyming poetry. send: Complete MS looking for: Poetry specifically: Parenting |
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| Mothering | Updated January 05th, 2009 |
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Mothering is a bi-monthly publication with an international readership of more than 250,000. Our main objective is to be truly helpful, to provide information that empowers our readers to make changes, and supports them in being their own experts. We like articles that have a strong point of view and come from the heart, that are challenging or evocative. We also take pride in publishing well-researched, extensively documented articles. When submitting this type of article, please use only the most updated research, from primary sources. Our choice of articles depends on the other material we have published on the subject, how new the topic is to us, and how unique the presentation is. We encourage you to send a query if you are unsure of our interest in the topic of your article. A query is a one-page specific description and outline of your article. You can query us on more than one topic at a time. If you choose to send the whole article, we recommend that essays run 1,500 to 2,500 words. Longer, researched articles can be up to 3,500 words. Please include a brief bionote (1-2 sentences) at the end of your submission, so that we can print it if your article is used. Specific sections/article types include: The Art of Mothering focuses on the inspirational and spiritual side of nurturing. Here is where we share ideas and philosophies that help us to be the kinds of parents we want to be. Health explores new approaches to health care for the whole family. We welcome coverage of a wide range of topics, encouraging articles on approaches to common childhood health questions that incorporate integrative medicine. A Child's World contains articles that reflect the world as a child sees it. In this section, we especially like to feature activities, crafts, arts, music, and stories for children. Pregnancy, Birth and Midwifery features all aspects of pregnancy and birth as well as actual experiences and stories of childbirth. While we regularly feature homebirth stories, we welcome stories of birth in a variety of settings. We also like to feature stories of freestanding birth centers. We like well-researched articles on the politics of childbirth and how-tos on avoiding unnecessary medical intervention. Inspirational, practical, and advocacy articles are welcome. Breastfeeding We regularly publish articles on breastfeeding. We like stories of moms overcoming obstacles to breastfeeding, how-to articles on breastfeeding, and breastfeeding advocacy articles. Ways of Learning features articles on innovative, multidimensional, people-centered approaches to education. This section focuses on how people learn as well as where they learn, and includes learning about traditional subjects as well as subjects usually thought of as outside the realm of education: responsibility, ethics, adventure, travel, intuition, spirituality. We want to know about new, as well as rediscovered "old," ways of learning, with attention to schools and methods that support the full potential of the human child. Family Living contains informative, general interest stories that share helpful hints, practical suggestions, and insights into the daily realities of parenting. Peggy's Kitchen is our recipes section. Recent topics include Winter Soups, a toddler cooking class, and holiday-themed recipes. Generally, an introductory block of text of about a thousand words is followed by 5-7 recipes. Poetry We publish at least one poem in each issue. Please send us no more than three poems at a time. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Parenting |
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| tags: $100+ payment article children cookbook cooking culture dating/relationships family food/drink gardening/home improvement health home/decor how-to non-fiction parenting publication womens womens magazine | |
| Reform Judaism | Updated December 06th, 2008 |
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REFORM JUDAISM is the official voice of the Union for Reform Judaism, linking the institutions and affiliates of Reform Judaism with every Reform Jew. Received quarterly by 310,000 member households (members of more than 900+ Union congregations) as a benefit of their synagogue's Union affiliation, RJ strives to convey the creativity, diversity, and dynamism of Reform Judaism. RJ covers developments within our movement while interpreting world events and Jewish tradition from a Reform perspective. An American Jewish Press Association first-place Simon Rockower Award winner for excellence in feature writing, Reform Judaism's feature stories are controversial, probing problems, exploring solutions, teaching, and inspiring. A special "Focus On" educational section presents multiple perspectives on a specific theme---Jewish ritual, history, beliefs, and issues---to stimulate further reading, study, and discussion. Subjects covered include: Jewish history, ethics, the Holocaust, Israel and Zionism, Jewish movements, family, texts, holidays, theology, and more. Our lifestyle columns showcase contentious opinions and model programs and services which enhance Jewish life. Looking for non-fiction articles, book excerpts, expose, general interest, historical, inspirational, interviews, opinions, personal experience and travel material. Manuscripts and queries should be accompanied by a cover letter, samples of published manuscripts, if applicable, and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Word length: Cover stories: 2500 - 3500 words Major feature: 1800 - 2500 words Secondary feature: 1200 - 2000 words Department (e.g., Travel) 1200 - 1500 words Letters: 200 words maximum Opinion: 630 words send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Religious/Inspirational |
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| tags: $100+ payment article creative non-fiction educational family how-to magazine narrative nonfiction news/current events non-fiction parenting personal essay politics publication religious/inspirational self-help | |
| Capper's | Updated December 04th, 2008 |
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Capper's is a nationally distributed monthly tabloid publication with a national paid circulation of approximately 200,000. It emphasizes home and family to readers who live mainly in the rural Midwest. Capper's uses historical, inspirational, nostalgic, family-oriented, travel and human-interest stories; unusual accomplishments, collections, occupations, hobbies, etc. Use journalistic style. Good quality accompanying photos considered. Study a few issues of our publication. Most rejections are for material that is too long, unsuitable or out of character for our magazine. On occasion, we must cut material to fit column space. Buys 75 mss/year. Query for novel-length manuscripts only; submit all others complete. If you wish to have your manuscript returned, send SASE with adequate postage. No manuscripts will be returned without adequate postage. We do not accept e-mail or faxed submissions. send: Complete MS looking for: Article specifically: Lifestyle |
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| tags: Lifestyle article family high circulation history hobbies/games humor interview memoir non-fiction publication regional religious/inspirational travel/outdoors | |
| Country Home | Updated December 04th, 2008 |
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Country Home magazine, published 10 times/year, is a lifestyle publication created for readers who share passions for American History, style, craftsmanship, tradition, and cuisine. These people, with a desire to find a simpler, more meaningful lifestyle, live their lives and design their living spaces in ways that reflect those passions. Feature topics include antiques and art, family life, food and entertaining, gardening and the outdoors, home design and architecture, personal experiences, and travel. Accepts shorter pieces for columns. Online magazine features original content not found in the print version. Query with published clips. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Lifestyle |
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| tags: $100+ payment $1000+ payment Home/Interior Design Lifestyle architecture/design art article arts/crafts cooking essay family food/drink gardening/home improvement high circulation hobbies/games how-to magazine non-fiction personal essay publication sports/collectibles travel/outdoors | |
| Country Woman | Updated December 04th, 2008 |
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Country Woman is a 68-page, full-color, bimonthly magazine for women who live in or long for the country. It is a positive, upbeat, entertaining and informative publication. The publication reflects the many interests and roles of its readers through short, photo-illustrated profiles of rural women doing interesting things, be it having a special hobby or avocation, running a rural-based business, or engaging in a special volunteer activity. Every issue features a large food section filled with mouth-watering recipes for today’s country cooks. The heart of the food section is the recipe contest, with the winning recipes printed on recipe cards. There are also ideas for easy country decorating, casual entertaining, crafts, gardening, fiction, puzzles and nostalgic photos and reader remembrances. send: Query only looking for: Article |
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| tags: Lifestyle article business cooking essay family food/drink gardening/home improvement hobbies/games how-to non-fiction publication regional rural/agriculture womens magazine | |
| Brain, Child | Updated December 03rd, 2008 |
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Quarterly magazine covering the experience of motherhood from a literary angle. For features, new items, and debate essays, please query with clips first. PERSONAL ESSAYS (800 to 4,500 words): These are the signature pieces of the magazine, the heart and soul of our endeavor. Looking for essays that share certain qualities--specificity and insight primary among them. These pieces should employ illustrative anecdotes, a personal voice, and a down-to-earth tone. Avoid essays that fall back on big concept words--"magic," "joy," "wonder"--to get across the transformative nature of motherhood. Poignancy is fine; sentimentality isn't. Humor is a plus. Important points to remember: Not looking for how-to articles or essays that focus more on the child than on the parent. FEATURE (3000 to 6000 words): Each issue, Brain, Child devotes space to at least one traditional feature, a piece that relies more heavily on reporting than introspection. Examples of this sort include an in-depth look at the home-schooling movement and an investigation into the frontiers of genetic testing. Open to both New Journalism and old, but high-quality research and reporting are a must. Please query with clips and a one-page story outline. NUTSHELL (200 to 800 words): Nutshell is the news section, offering both stories you won't find in the mainstream media and unique perspectives on hot topics. Example stories include: a profile of pediatrician whose own children watched three hours of TV a day; a report on a new study of lesbian adoptive mothers; and an interview with a mother whose child left home for college at fourteen. Please query with clips and a pitch. DEBATE (900 words): Section of friendly fire, where two writers square off on a topic of controversy. Looking for concise, thoughtful words on issues such as sex education, the Barbie question, and whether sleeping with your kids is okay. Brief anecdotes helpful; very strong opinion required. Please query with clips and the issue. REVIEWS (200 words for mini-reviews; 800-3000 for longer reviews): Reviews new and not-so-new books of fiction, memoir, autobiography, and nonfiction. Short reviews focus on books dealing with family or parenting (no how-to or expert advice manuals). The longer review essays tackle several books on a distinct theme; these essays are thesis-driven rather than a serial review of the works at hand. PARODY (800 words): The parodies Brain, Child likes most are ones that target people, institutions, or media who don't take mothers seriously. Open to a variety of forms (e.g., narrative, letter, quiz, etc.)--as long as it makes editors laugh. Payment varies. Buys 50 mss/year. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Family/Parenting |
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| tags: essay family humor literary magazine magazine parenting psychology publication review womens | |
| Review for Religious | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Review for Religious welcomes unsolicited manuscripts on topics pertinent to the publication's stated purpose as "a forum for shared reflection on the lived experience of all who find that the church's rich heritages of spirituality support their personal and apostolic Christian lives." The articles in the journal are meant to be informative, practical, inspirational, or historical written from a theological or spiritual or sometimes canonical point of view. Each manuscript should include a brief personal biography of the author(s) two-to-three line entry and also a two-to-three line synopsis of the article. The editors will use this information in composing the author note and the table-of-contents description. The book review section of the journal presents a wide coverage of books judged to be of interest to the readership. To allow the editors to include as many reviews as possible, please keep your review brief (400-600 words). In appraising the book's worth, please do not feel that you must express only favorable observations. Your forthright comments on significant limitations, deficiencies, or errors can be helpful to our readers. While Review hopes that many readers will purchase or borrow and read a book you consider excellent, the editors also hope to caution their readers that particular books are not as enlightening or as inspirational as their titles indicate. Comparing or contrasting this book with another book or two, recent or classic, can add spice to your review and make it more helpful for readers. The review should be (1) descriptive: giving a glimpse of the content; (2) evaluative: assessing the book's worth; (3) indicative: suggesting which kinds of readers might be drawn to the book. Review for Religious pays $6 per printed page for one-time right of publication. Four copies of the issue in which the published article appears will be sent to each author. Upon publication all rights revert to the author except for the usual acknowledgment of the article's having been previously published in Review for Religious in the case of any future publication. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Book Review |
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| Review for Religious | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Review for Religious welcomes unsolicited manuscripts on topics pertinent to the publication's stated purpose as "a forum for shared reflection on the lived experience of all who find that the church's rich heritages of spirituality support their personal and apostolic Christian lives." The articles in the journal are meant to be informative, practical, inspirational, or historical written from a theological or spiritual or sometimes canonical point of view. All interested persons (religious, clerical or lay) are invited to submit articles for consideration by the editorial board. Authors writing from other Christian and other religious traditions on areas of shared concern are given the same serious consideration as Catholic authors. All authors are requested to include an e-mail address, if one is available for them. Review for Religious reaches an international audience for whom English is not necessarily a first language, nor are the cultural perspectives and assumptions of the author always immediately understood by the reader. In light of these facts, editorial preference runs to articles that state clearly and concisely the author's ideas with enough development to establish and illustrate the point(s) being made. Published articles vary in length from 1,500 to 5,000 words (4-15 pages). Authors should make every effort to employ inclusive language and avoid jargon. Use endnotes instead of footnotes. Editors reserve the right to edit manuscripts for grammatical correctness and readability, and for the content's factual and theological accuracy. Each manuscript should include a brief personal biography of the author(s) two-to-three line entry and also a two-to-three line synopsis of the article. The editors will use this information in composing the author note and the table-of-contents description. Review for Religious pays $6 per printed page for one-time right of publication. Four copies of the issue in which the published article appears will be sent to each author. Upon publication all rights revert to the author except for the usual acknowledgment of the article's having been previously published in Review for Religious in the case of any future publication. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Religious/Inspirational |
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| Pack-O-Fun | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Pack-O-Fun is a bimonthly magazine focusing on arts and crafts projects for kids, families, and teachers. Requests fun, constructive, inexpensive crafts and activities. Projects must be original, and complete instructions are require upon acceptance. Pack-O-Fun is looking for original how-to projects for kids and those working with kids. Write simple instructions for crafts to be done by children ages 5-13 years. Looking for recyclable ideas for throwaways. It would be helpful to check out the magazine before submitting. Query with clips or send complete manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Arts/Crafts |
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| tags: YA article arts/crafts children's family high circulation hobbies/games how-to humor magazine non-fiction publication | |
