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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 | |
| Tales of the Unanticipated | Updated December 06th, 2008 |
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FICTION: reading submissions postmarked October 15-November 15, 2008, for #31, a general, non-theme issue. Pays 1 1/2 - 2 cents a word for science fiction, fantasy, horror, hybrids thereof, and unclassifiable stories. We prefer stories with personality, and originality of vision, to the factory-made brand. We will consider stories of any length up to 10,000 words. No serials. send: Complete MS looking for: Short Story specifically: Fantasy |
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| tags: Fiction adventure fantasy genre magazine horror mystery online magazine publication sci-fi short story under $100 payment | |
| Tales of the Unanticipated | Updated December 06th, 2008 |
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Must send hard copy of prose submission AND email a copy to submits@totu-ink.com. Not currently accepting fiction or poetry. TOTU pays 1 1/2 cents a word for essays for the general reader on speculative fiction writers and themes, or speculative science essays for the general reader, to 6,000 words. No plot summaries masquerading as book reviews. send: Query Only looking for: Article specifically: Fantasy |
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| tags: adventure article essay fantasy genre magazine horror non-fiction online magazine publication restricted entry sci-fi under $100 payment | |
| The Meeting Professional | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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The Meeting Professional delivers strategic editorial content on meetings industry trends, opportunities and items of importance with a commitment to compelling design and production that fosters superior professional development and career enhancement. It serves as the official monthly publication of Meeting Professionals International, supporting the association’s multi-year strategic plan, Pathways to Excellence. Although most MPI members reside in the United States, more than 10 percent live and work in Canada and 63 other countries around the world. The Meeting Professional is produced primarily for meeting planners, but includes articles and columns relevant for hoteliers, airline personnel, caterers, audiovisual professionals, speakers, facility managers, production company personnel and others providing services or products to the meetings industry. Buys 60 mss/year send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Business/Economics |
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| tags: genre magazine how-to interview psychology retail/sales technical | |
| Tales of the Talisman | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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TALES OF THE TALISMAN (formerly Hadrosaur Tales) is a literary journal published quarterly by Hadrosaur Productions and LBF Books. The format is an 86-page, perfect-bound, printed magazine. Looking for Science Fiction, fantasy, and horror poems up to 50 lines. The reading periods are January 1 - February 15 and again from July 1 - August 15. Please do not submit material outside these reading periods. Speculative fiction set in the past, present, and future are welcome. Admittedly, science fiction, fantasy and horror are broad genres that overlap many other genres. Editors welcome cross-genre stories, but they must have some element of science fiction or fantasy. Magazine has published western/fantasy cross-genre stories and horror/science fiction cross genre-stories and more. Do not send: Stories with graphic violence (good horror is about atmosphere and emotion, not cheap gross outs, and absolutely do not send us stories with violence to children). Please avoid clichéd or overdone ideas. That said, we really like stories that take the conventions of science fiction and fantasy and stand them on their head, exploring them seriously and intelligently from new perspectives. Do not send stories or poems with essentially no science fictional or fantasy elements. send: Query or MS looking for: Poetry specifically: Science Fiction |
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| tags: fantasy genre magazine horror poetry publication sci-fi | |
| Legacy Magazine | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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As the premiere magazine produced by the interpretive profession, Legacy is looking for professional writing that provides more than information. Writers for Legacy should make every attempt to forge emotional and intellectual connections between the interests of their readers and the inherent meanings in the resources being described. In other words, Legacy articles should be interpretive, not just informative. Check your story before submittal to see if it: • Relates to the theme of the issue • Has a specific theme within the article (what is the main idea that you want to convey) • Serves a purpose by provoking further thought or action • Engages the reader by being relevant to their life experience • Is appropriate for the audience (those who have interest in or visit interpretive sites) Feature articles: Sites or individuals that interpret natural and cultural history, interpretive themes, biographies, trends in interpretation, and the history of the field. Should include a variety of quotes from different sources. Commentary: Takes a firm stance on thought-provoking, timely, or contraversial subject matter relevant to the field of interpretation. Must address interpretive subject matter (religion, native cultures, etc.) rather than criticize a specific site. Profile: Focuses on an individual important to the interpretive field using question-answer format preceded by a one paragraph introduction of the person. Vistor's View: Describes a vist to a specific interpretive site. Book Review: Offers a critical review of an interpretive publication. Include biographical information in the following order: Title. Author. Year of publication. Publisher: City, State. Binding, price, page count. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Science and Nature |
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| Tales of the Talisman | Updated November 17th, 2008 |
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TALES OF THE TALISMAN (formerly Hadrosaur Tales) is a literary journal published quarterly by Hadrosaur Productions and LBF Books. The format is an 86-page, perfect-bound, printed magazine. The reading periods are January 1 - February 15 and again from July 1 - August 15. Please do not submit material outside these reading periods. Speculative fiction set in the past, present, and future are welcome. Admittedly, science fiction, fantasy and horror are broad genres that overlap many other genres. Editors welcome cross-genre stories, but they must have some element of science fiction or fantasy. Magazine has published western/fantasy cross-genre stories and horror/science fiction cross genre-stories and more. Do not send: Stories with graphic violence (good horror is about atmosphere and emotion, not cheap gross outs, and absolutely do not send us stories with violence to children). Please avoid clichéd or overdone ideas. That said, we really like stories that take the conventions of science fiction and fantasy and stand them on their head, exploring them seriously and intelligently from new perspectives. Do not send stories or poems with essentially no science fictional or fantasy elements. send: Complete MS looking for: Short Story specifically: Science Fiction |
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| tags: Fiction fantasy genre magazine horror publication sci-fi short story suspense thriller western | |
| Talebones | Updated November 17th, 2008 |
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Talebones is a quarterly digest-sized perfect-bound magazine that publishes science fiction and dark fantasy. It is a 90-108 page, semi-pro magazine with a full color glossy cover. It is available by subscription, mail order companies, and specialty book stores. We want entertaining, literate stories that straddle the edge of the dark, with three dimensional characters. We want dark fantasy, not horror...that is, there needs to be a supernatural element to your stories. We publish more straight science fiction stories these days. We publish established and brand new writers alike. If a story really sends us, we'll publish it without concerning ourselves with guidelines. As a general rule, however, we don't publish straight slash/hack horror, vampire fiction, cat stories, writer stories, abuse stories, revenge stories, or stories narrated by young adults or children. POETRY: We consider all forms and themes suitable for our content and focus. Longer works must justify length by their content. Payment is a flat rate of $10. We purchase 1st North American Serial Rights and sometimes 1st Electronic Rights. All subsidiary rights released upon publication. We respond on most submissions in 4-8 weeks. send: Complete MS looking for: Poetry |
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| True Romance Magazine | Updated November 17th, 2008 |
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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. send: Complete MS looking for: Article specifically: Romance |
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| tags: Lifestyle adult article book excerpt creative non-fiction dating/relationships entertainment/pop culture essay family genre magazine how-to humor magazine memoir narrative nonfiction non-fiction publication romance womens | |
| Flashing Swords | Updated November 17th, 2008 |
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Flashing Swords is closed for submissions at the moment. Flashing Swords is looking for Fiction, Poetry and non-fiction articles or essays with the following themes: Sword and Sorcery Sword and Planet Heroic Fantasy Epic/High Fantasy Swashbuckling Adventures Historical Adventure The following genres will be automatically rejected: Fan-fiction of any kind. Hard Sci-Fi. send: Complete MS looking for: Poetry specifically: Fantasy |
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| tags: adventure fantasy genre magazine history magazine poetry publication restricted entry science and nature | |
