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| NYCPlus | Updated January 22nd, 2010 |
 JAN 2010 UPDATE- Thrive NYC is now a quarterly insert in The Villager, their sister neighborhood paper. NYCPlus is a monthly lifestyle magazine for an aging, boomer-generation audience. We are looking for well-written articles of substance that relate in some way to our 50+ theme. Essay submissions can be historical, humorous, inspirational, opinion, personal experience, interviews with or profiles of relevant personalities. Columns on memories, the mind and body, food and drink, second careers or nonretirement. Buys 110 mss/year. Query with clips. Go to our website and read as much content as possible. send: Query with clips looking for: Article specifically: Lifestyle |
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| tags: $100+ payment Lifestyle article essay food/drink high circulation history humor interview memoir news/current events non-fiction politics publication religious/inspirational travel/outdoors | |
| ThriveNYC | Updated January 22nd, 2010 |
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JAN 2010 UPDATE- Thrive NYC is now a quarterly insert in The Villager, their sister neighborhood paper. NYCPlus is a monthly lifestyle magazine for an aging, boomer-generation audience. We are looking for well-written articles of substance that relate in some way to our 50+ theme. Essay submissions can be historical, humorous, inspirational, opinion, personal experience, interviews with or profiles of relevant personalities. Columns on memories, the mind and body, food and drink, second careers or nonretirement. Buys 110 mss/year. Query with clips. Go to our website and read as much content as possible. Submit via regular post or e-mail. send: Query with clips looking for: Article specifically: Lifestyle |
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| tags: $100+ payment Lifestyle article essay food/drink high circulation history humor interview memoir news/current events non-fiction politics publication religious/inspirational travel/outdoors | |
| Guitar Player Magazine | Updated January 12th, 2010 |
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Publication for musicians that pertains to a wide variety of guitars and guitarists in formats from interviews and guitar builders to how-to features. Buys 30-40 MSS/year. Articles and features include: Artist review: Max Cavalera - In the early ’90s, Sepultura, fronted by the vocals and guitar of Max Cavalera (with his brother, Iggor, on drums), was one of the only bands to pull off the concept of “tribal metal.” 2007 SX SJM - A few months ago I was on a guitar discussion page when someone mentioned how pleased they were with their Chinese-made SX brand guitar... send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: $100+ payment any length article creative non-fiction culture educational entertainment/pop culture essay feature genre magazine high circulation hobbies/games how-to interview magazine music non-fiction publication review technical writing | |
| Oregon Quarterly | Updated December 02nd, 2009 |
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Oregon Quarterly is the successor to Old Oregon, the University of Oregon's alumni magazine founded in 1919. Although our 100,000 readers consist predominantly of UO alumni, our editorial approach has evolved in the past few years from a traditional alumni magazine to a regional magazine of ideas. To highlight this change, we now describe ourselves as "The Northwest Perspective from the University of Oregon." Unlike a traditional alumni magazine, the majority of our features are not about the UO as such. Instead, we generally address topics of state and regional interest (ideas, issues, and personalities) using the resources of UO faculty and alumni. The UO benefits from its involvement in these stories, not as their subject matter. Our goal is to reach a broad, well-educated regional audience, whether or not they have ties to the UO. If the topic has a contemporary regional interest, and if UO involvement can be demonstrated (through faculty or alumni participation), we'd like to hear about it. We invite queries for features and UO alumni profiles. Our features generally run 1,500–3,000 words; short subjects run about 400–1,000 words. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Educational/Career |
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| tags: $100+ payment YA article creative non-fiction environmental essay high circulation interview journalism magazine narrative nonfiction news/current events non-fiction online magazine personal essay publication regional student technical technology university review | |
| Yoga Journal | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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Yoga Journal is a bimonthly magazine that covers the practice and philosophy of yoga. In particular they welcome articles on leaders, spokespersons, and visionaries in the yoga community; the practice of hatha yoga; applications of yoga to everyday life (e.g., relationships, social issues, livelihood); hatha yoga anatomy and kinesiology, and therapeutic yoga; nutrition and diet, cooking, and natural skin and body care. Writers are encouraged to read an issue of Yoga Journal carefully before submitting a query. Keep in mind the editorial department's three E's: Articles should be enlightening, educational, and entertaining. Avoid New Age jargon and in-house buzz words. Features run approximately 2,000 to 3,500 words; Departments 1,000 to 2,500; Yoga Diary 250. Yoga Diary is a first-person story that appears in the front-of-book Om section and tells about a pivotal moment in the writer's yoga experience. This is the only feature for which they accept unsolicited manuscripts instead of queries. Buys 50-60 mss/year. Yoga Journal encourages a well-written query letter outlining the subject and describing its appeal. Query before submitting an article. Submit via e-mail or regular post. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Health |
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| tags: $100+ payment $1000+ payment Lifestyle article book excerpt cooking educational essay food/drink health high circulation how-to interview magazine medical non-fiction personal essay psychology publication religious/inspirational self-help travel/outdoors under $100 payment | |
| World War II | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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World War II is a bimonthly magazine covering the leaders, battles, weapons, and men who fought in history’s greatest conflict. World War II magazine utilizes dramatic photographs, illustrations, and detailed maps and graphics to bring to life the stories of famous leaders and unsung men and women, the stories of battles and weapons in the world’s greatest conflict, all told by today’s best military history writers. List sources and suggest further readings in standard format at the end of the piece—as a bibliography for their files in case of factual challenge or dispute. All submissions are on speculation. All stories must be true. Does not publish fiction or poetry. Stories should be carefully researched. The best guidelines for writing for the magazine are the magazine itself. If interested in submitting a query or writing for the magazine, pick up several issues from the past few months and read through them to gain a better sense of the type of writing they are looking for at World War II. Buys 24 features/year; 30 columns or book reviews/year. Query with clips. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: $100+ payment article book review essay high circulation history interview journalism magazine memoir military narrative nonfiction non-fiction personal essay politics publication | |
| Woodwork | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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Woodwork is a bimonthly magazine aiming at a broad audience of woodworkers, from the enthusiast to the professional. Articles range from intermediate to complex. Covers such subjects as carving, turning, furniture, tools old and new, design, techniques, projects, and more. Also features profiles of woodworkers, with the emphasis being always on communicating woodworking methods, practices, theories, and techniques. Suggestions for articles are always welcome. Writer should not send a how-to unless he or she is a woodworker. Columns include Tips and Techniques, interviews with or profiles of established woodworkers, how-to, etc. Main requirement is that each article must directly concern woodworking. If not a woodworker, the interview/profile is the best chance for acceptance. Good writing is essential, as are good photos. The interview must be entertaining, but informative and pertinent to woodworkers' interests. Include sidebar written by the profile subject. Query with published clips. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Hobbies/Games |
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| tags: $100+ payment article arts/crafts biography essay high circulation hobbies/games how-to interview magazine non-fiction personal essay publication technical under $100 payment | |
| Woodshop News | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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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. Submit via regular mail or e-mail. 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 | |
| Wood Magazine | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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Wood Magazine, published 7 times/year, is devoted to woodworking. Wood manuscripts are friendly, informative, authoritative in the subject of woodworking, and full of helpful service-related content. Looking for woodworking pieces. Buys 3-4 mss/year. Query with clips. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Hobbies/Games |
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| Wildlife Art | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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Wildlife Art is the most widely recognized, award winning journal for information about art and artists depicting the natural world, including wildlife, Western, Southwestern, Indian, landscapes and more. Readers are treated to a wide array of subjects including a myriad of artistic media, the masters and new artists, regional and national art shows, and collectibles. Departments are filled with details about new originals, upcoming events, endangered species, news from the art world, gallery collections and information essential for collectors, connoisseurs, galleries and art publishers. They include: Publisher’s Comments, What’s New, Nature’s Way, Editor’s Choice, Art Beat, State of the Art and Curator’s Critique. Buys 40 mss a year. send: Query with clips looking for: Article specifically: Arts/crafts |
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