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| Rolling Stone | Updated December 16th, 2008 |
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Legendary music magazine devoted to music, politics, and popular culture that is published bimonthly. Some example feature articles include: THE SUPERDELEGATE SHOWDOWN By Fighting Obama's Victory, Clinton Has Helped Lawyers Rather Than Voters Decide America's Election NEW INDIANA JONES: IT DOESN’T SUCK "Indy 4" Isn’t As Bad As The Rumors, But It’s Not Much Better: Peter Travers’ First Take COLDPLAY PLAN ACOUSTIC SETS, BIG STAGE SHOW Chris Martin Says Band Has "Some Tricks Up Our Sleeve" For Massive Summer Tour Send query with clips. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: Lifestyle article biography creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture essay feature film/tv genre magazine high-circulation history humor interview journalism magazine memoir music news/current events non-fiction opinion photography/art politics publication review | |
| Spin | Updated December 16th, 2008 |
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From the concert stage to the dressing room, from the recording studio to the digital realm, SPIN surveys the modern musical landscape and the culture around it with authoritative reporting, provocative interviews, and a discerning critical ear. For features: new writers should submit entire manuscript with SASE. Columns and departments are most open to freelancers. Exposure articles covering pop culture, tv, movies, and books should be 200-500 words. Reviews should be 100 words. Query before submitting. send: Query or MS looking for: Article |
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| tags: Lifestyle article book review creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture essay events feature film/tv high-circulation interview journalism magazine memoir music narrative nonfiction news/current events non-fiction publication review | |
| Relix Magazine | Updated December 16th, 2008 |
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Relix delivers coverage of music across genre divides; focuses on new and independent, classic rock and lifestyles. A single issue might contain articles on artists as diverse as Ben Harper, Bob Marley, Wilco, Lucinda Williams, and the Grateful Dead. In short, Relix is “deadicated” to not only entertaining its readership, but providing a true community for lovers of Music for the Mind. Features topics include jam bands. reggae, Grateful Dead, bluegrass, jazz, rock, world music, and everything in between. Also deals with environmental, cultural, and lifestyle issues. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: Lifestyle article creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture environment environmental essay events feature history how-to humor interview magazine music news non-fiction photography/art publication review writing | |
| Playgirl Magazine | Updated November 16th, 2008 |
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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. Freelance writers may contribute to any of the following Playgirl departments: Features are 1600 - 2500 word (may vary) articles. Playgirl asks that you send them outlines and descriptions of projects (with documentation) rather than completed pieces. Celebrity features are in depth Q&A interviews with today's hottest stars that ask questions that only Playgirl can get away with asking. If you have a professional relationship with a celebrity that you know you can approach; they'd love to hear about it. Destinations are 1000 - 1500 word (may vary) articles involving romantic, fun travel destinations that are both singles' and couple-friendly. Stories should have a sexy spin to them. Delectables are 1000 - 1500 word (may vary) articles that feature food and recipes. 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 | |
| Blender | Updated November 16th, 2008 |
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Music magazine for readers aged 18-34 covering music trends. Feature articles include: Blender’s Heat-Seeking, Sweat-Dripping, Pool-Hopping Summer Music Blowout - The best albums, tours, festivals and songs to play when you’re in the Jacuzzi, starring Leona Lewis, Paramore, 50 Cent, Weezer, Missy Elliott and more. Collect Call From: Guy Garvey of Elbow - Now on the line: Manchester native and Elbow frontman Guy Garvey, phoning in from a rare U.S. tour behind 2008's The Seldom Seen Kid. Everybody Loves Tila! "Aren't you in love with me yet?" Tila Tequila asked our reporter the night they met. Um, not exactly, but we do feel strangely excited. Maybe that's the pictures in our photo gallery. Dear Superstar: Lil Wayne Does the biggest mouth in hip-hop love Nirvana more than Tupac? Find out when Little Wayne answers your questions. Music's 25 Most Dastardly Villains Five are musicians, six are businessmen, two are inanimate objects and quite a few are utterly nuts — Lock your front door and hide your valuables as we introduce you to music's rottenest apples ever! Accepts MSS such as book excerpts, interviews/profiles, new products, and music reviews. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: Lifestyle article creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture feature film/tv genre magazine high circulation humor interview magazine music news publication | |
| Boston Globe Magazine | Updated November 16th, 2008 |
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Magazine supplement to the Boston Globe newspaper. Looks for elegant, descriptive, and thoughtful writing, along with thorough reporting, from experienced magazine journalists. Desires stories that have potential for strong art and design components. Stories should have points of view and a clear voice. Looks for stories that have not been widely covered in the Globe or other local publications, or stories that provide a surprising take on a well-known subject. The best places for new writers to start with the magazine are the Perspective column, an opinionated 675-word essay on a timely local news topic; Profile, a 1,000-word look at a person of local interest, written in a narrative voice with rich detail; Coupling, a 700-word relationship column that is driven by stories of dating, married life, divorce, and more. The following are not open to freelance submissions: Pierced, Tales From the City, On the Block, Cooking, The Clothes We Wear, Fashion Plates, Trend Watch, Miss Conduct. Query letters should be detailed and explain the story’s relevance, time hook, and local angle, as well as the author’s writing background, and should include clips if possible. Example features include: "A Man and His Mitt: Yo-yo Ma has his cello. Annie Leibovitz has her camera. And Kevin Youkilis has his glove." "School Daze: An arrogant mayor, an overbearing town, expensive delays, and a $200 million question: Is the planned Newton North a lesson in suburban excess? Or a model school for the future? One alumnus goes back to find out." "Treasured Island: Peddocks Island, one of the largest in Boston Harbor, may be destined for Hollywood fame. But is it ready for its close-up?" No poetry or fiction. Submit seasonal material 3 months in advance. Buys 100 mss/year. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: Lifestyle art article book excerpt creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture essay feature high circulation history interview journalism magazine narrative nonfiction news/current events nightlife non-fiction regional travel/outdoors writing | |
| Revolver Magazine | Updated November 15th, 2008 |
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Publication covering music genres rock, metal, punk, indie rock, acid jazz, and hip hop targeting men between the ages of 18-34. Sample articles include: "The Hottest Chicks In Metal III" "CAVALERA CONSPIRACY: Sepultura’s founding siblings, Max and Iggor Cavalera, reunite to produce a militant noise that revisits their bloody roots." "GIGANTOUR: On the eve of this year's outing, Dave Mustaine and crew bare their souls for our amusement." Send a query with clips. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: article creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture feature genre magazine high circulation interview magazine men's music news non-fiction publication review writing | |
| Music For The Love of It | Updated November 15th, 2008 |
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Music For The Love Of It is written for adult amateur and professional musicians. It aims to communicate solid information and stimulating ideas in an accessible style, and to promote amateur participation in the arts, especially music-making. Looking for articles with a focus on essays, historical accounts, how-to, and personal experiences. No concert or cd reviews. The typical readers are mature, well educated, and musically literate. Some are highly accomplished musicians, all are great enthusiasts. Many of them have taken up or returned to music as adults, and are eager to make up for lost time. They include choral, orchestral, operatic, chamber, jazz, rock and folk musicians as well as composers and conductors. Please write to interest musicians in general, even if your topic is specialized. Themes often used: * Returning to music * Practice tips * Ensemble tips * Reviews of music workshops, retreats and holidays * Cultivating musicianship and musicality * Building technical facility and endurance * Health aspects of music-making: hearing conservation, muscle and joint health * Controlling stage fright * Recreational music-making * Community youth and adult music programs * Music-related book reviews (not CD or concert reviews, please) * Music-oriented travel New topics that should be explored: * Joining an orchestra or chorus * Forming an amateur ensemble * Building an instrument * Returning to performing as an amateur after a professional career * Learning a new instrument or musical genre * Getting the best out of a coach or teacher * Profile of a long-standing amateur ensemble * Profile of a memorable amateur musician * History of a notable music workshop * Personal experiences of a music workshop leader The publication encourages strong opinions, but will not publish pans or rants. Please support your negative opinions with specific evidence and temper them with constructive observations. Please do not use your article to promote a concert, product or service: we will be happy to describe commercial offerings of interest to our readers in the "In Box" section, or sell you a display ad. Try to illustrate your main points with quotations, pictures, anecdotes, dialogue or music quotes. Can typeset music notation and can scan sharp photos or graphics. Length is flexible, but most of our readers prefer short articles (800 words or less). Please include a brief autobiography. Deadlines are normally the first of February, April, June, August and October. Please let the editor know if you have something in the works. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: article creative non-fiction culture educational essay feature genre magazine hobbies/games how-to interview magazine memoir music non-fiction publication technical under $100 payment | |
| Bluegrass Unlimited | Updated November 15th, 2008 |
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Publication covering bluegrass, acoustic, and old time country music. Buys 30-40 MSS/year. Articles include general interest, historical, how-to, interviews, photo features and travel. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: any length article biography creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture feature genre magazine history how-to interview magazine music non-fiction publication travel under $100 payment writing | |
| Guitar One | Updated November 15th, 2008 |
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Publication that covers everything guitar: news, artists, gear, music, etc. Buys 15 MSS/year. Pays $300-$1200 for assigned articles, $150-$800 for unsolicited articles. Feature articles include: "Michael Angelo Batio Vs. Guitar Hero: Ever wonder what would happen if you pitted Guitar Hero against the dual-guitar wielding shred god Michael Angelo Batio?" "Testament's ALEX SKOLNICK: Check out this in-depth and personal interview with the great Alex Skolnick from Testament." "Shredneck: Shredneck may sound like a Yiddish curse word, but it’s actually a cool new product designed to help you warm up and practice when it’s not convenient to haul around a guitar." Submit query with clips. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: $100+ payment article creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture feature genre magazine high circulation interview magazine music non-fiction publication review technical writing | |
