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| Wild Blue Yonder | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Wild Blue Yonder is the inflight magazine of Frontier Airlines, providing travelers with valuable information on what to do when at work or at play in various cities serviced by Frontier. Don't waste the editor's time. Know the route and the publication before querying. Read magazine for content and style. Query with clips or send complete manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Travel/Outdoors |
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| tags: Lifestyle article business essay food/drink health hobbies/games how-to interview magazine nightlife non-fiction personal essay publication regional retail/sales sports/collectibles technology travel/outdoors | |
| Savannah | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Savannah Magazine showcases the region’s very best — its rich history, exquisite homes, unique personalities and sophisticated lifestyles — and opens the door for readers to experience true Southern hospitality. Editors are always eager to receive suggestions for stories from readers. Editors encourage writers to submit queries and manuscripts for consideration. Submissions should include samples of previously published work and a brief description of the idea. Looking for History, travel, news in Savannah, city tours, business, the arts, and back page essay. Departments - History: Thoroughly researched articles on unique people and events in the history of Savannah, written in a lively, non-academic style. 1,000-1,500 words. $250-$350. - Travel: Regular feature on interesting places to visit. Focus at the present time is day trips from Savannah or weekend destinations. 1,000-1,500 words. Payment is $250-$350. (No expenses.) - Noteworthy: A collage of lively and intriguing news shorts about people and events in the Savannah area. Payment is $100 per item. - Homescape: Colorful “tours” of the city’s most unique homes, ranging from historical to contemporary and including topics such as restoration and remodeling. 1,500-2,200 words. Payment is $250-$400. - Business: Savannah-related personalities/issues/economic profiles. 500-750 words. Payment is $250. - The Arts: A sampling of Savannah’s arts community, including theater, art, music, museums and profiles of artists. Payment is $250. - Last Word: A "guest" column format with particular interest in nostalgic or light-hearted subjects. Limited to no more than 1,000 words. Payment is $150. Sample features include: "Savannah's Best Dressed: We asked eight diverse and well-known Savannah style savants to share their secrets. Their faces may be familiar but their answers—and their shopping habits—may surprise you." "A Gradual Fall: Technicolor tights? Wooly plaids? Are you haute or just plain hot?" "Canine Campanions: Best Friends for Disabled Owners" "The 2008 Best of Savannah: Savvy locals cast their votes on more categories than ever to honor the exemplary people, places and experiences that make the Savannah lifestyle so extraordinary." send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Regional |
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| tags: Lifestyle article arts/crafts culture essay events fashion food/drink magazine news/current events nightlife non-fiction publication regional | |
| Lakestyle | Updated November 21st, 2008 |
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Lakestyle is a quarterly magazine committed to celebrating the lifestyle chosen by lake home and cabin owners. Features can include essays, history, how-to articles, humor, interviews, and inspirational pieces. Columns include Lakestyle Entertaining, Lakestyle Gardening, On the Water, Hidden Treasures, and At the Cabin. Lakestyle is interested in enhancing the lifestyle chosen by its readers, a thorough knowledge of cabin/lake home issues helps writers fulfill this goal. Buys 15 features/year; 10 columns/year. Query with published clips or send complete manuscript. send: Query or MS looking for: Article specifically: Lifestyle |
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| tags: $100+ payment $1000+ payment Lifestyle article essay food/drink gardening/home improvement history hobbies/games how-to humor interview magazine news/current events nightlife non-fiction personal essay publication regional religious/inspirational review technical travel/outdoors under $100 payment | |
| Modern Drunkard Magazine | Updated November 17th, 2008 |
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Make sure your piece is specifically about drinking. Specifically. There's a large backlog, so it may be a while before you hear from Modern Drunkard. If at all. If you don't hear from the magazine within two months, you may deduce your submission wasn't selected. Accepts poetry, fiction, and articles. FICTION GUIDELINES: Accepts all manner of fiction, though experimental fiction is less likely to be published. Hemingway, F. Scott, Parker, J.P. Donleavy and Bukowski are good models to follow. Follow--not mimick. Modern Drunkard is looking for stories with a positive view of drinking -- if they wanted boo-hoo ballyhoo they'd go to an AA meeting. The story should be imbued with drinking. If alcohol doesn't rear its lovely head on the first page, you're submitting to the wrong magazine. Putting a drink in the hand of your protagonist does not a drinking story make. If you can replace the booze with coffee and the plot isn't affected, you're trying to pull a fast one. Avoid writing about writing and being a writer. While it's commendable that you wrote the piece while hammered, that's no excuse for haphazard grammar and bizarre punctuation. Leave that to the Editors, they're quite good at it. Exclamation points do not make a sentence more powerful. Not even triple exclamation points. The vast majority of the magazine's submissions are fiction, so realize the competition is ferocious. They get a lot of angry rants and "Me and My Buddies Went Out Drinking Last Night" type submissions, so that sort has to be exceptional to make the cut. send: Complete MS looking for: Short Story |
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| tags: Fiction Lifestyle adult food/drink humor literary magazine magazine nightlife novel excerpt publication short story | |
| Modern Drunkard Magazine | Updated November 16th, 2008 |
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Make sure your piece is specifically about drinking. Specifically. There's a large backlog, so it may be a while before you hear from Modern Drunkard. If at all. If you don't hear from the magazine within two months, you may deduce your submission wasn't selected. Accepts poetry, fiction, and articles. POETRY GUIDELINES: Shorter pieces are more likely to be printed. Occasionally Modern Drunkard prints an epic, but it has to be very good. send: Complete MS looking for: Poetry |
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| tags: Lifestyle adult food/drink humor literary magazine magazine nightlife poetry publication | |
| Modern Drunkard Magazine | Updated November 16th, 2008 |
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Make sure your piece is specifically about drinking. Specifically. There's a large backlog, so it may be a while before you hear from Modern Drunkard. If at all. If you don't hear from the magazine within two months, you may deduce your submission wasn't selected. Accepts poetry, fiction, and articles. ARTICLE GUIDELINES: This category is most in demand, and the range is broad. It could be historical (Drinking in Colonial America, Ancient Greece, etc.), humorous, or instructional. Put some time in it, if you just dash something off without doing any research, it most likely won't be accepted. Make sure you have a point. Example articles include: The 10 Best Things About Booze, 86 Rules of Boozing, Andre the Giant, and Soused Star Trek send: Complete MS looking for: Article |
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| tags: Lifestyle adult article book excerpt creative non-fiction culture entertainment/pop culture essay food/drink how-to humor interview literary magazine magazine narrative nonfiction nightlife non-fiction publication technical | |
| Vogue | Updated November 16th, 2008 |
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Magazine featuring fashion, life and design. Looking for new and fresh voices on new and fresh topics. Example feature articles include: "Essential Wedding Guide: For Regal, Runaway, or Romantic Brides" "A City, A House, A Love Story: One Woman's Journey To Settling Down" "From Here to Timbuktu: Sally Singer Travels to the End of the Earth for a Little Night Music" Submit query with clips. send: Query with clips looking for: Article |
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| tags: Lifestyle article fashion film/tv high circulation humor interview journalism magazine news/current events nightlife non-fiction personal essay publication retail/sales women womens magazine | |
| Fashion Forum | Updated November 16th, 2008 |
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Fashion Forum is a semiannual magazine that directly targets a very upscale reader interested in profiles and service pieces on upscale designers, new fashion trends and traditional suiting. Lifestyle articles – including wine and spirits, travel, cars, boating, sports, collecting, etc. – are upscale top of the line (i.e., don't write how expensive taxis are). Do not submit personal essays. We run a few but commission them. No fiction or single product articles. In other words, an article should be on what's new in Italian wines, not about one super-special brand. Be prepared to write like you know the upscale lifestyle. Even if you only own one jacket, or stay in hostels, remember our readers, for the most part, don't even know about hostels! Experience in a specific category, or direct access to designers for profiles is a huge in! Buys 20-25 articles/year, 10-15 columns/year. Query with published clips. send: Query with clips looking for: Article specifically: Fashion |
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| tags: $100+ payment Lifestyle article fashion high circulation interview nightlife non-fiction publication sports/collectibles travel/outdoors | |
| Industry Magazine | Updated November 16th, 2008 |
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Industry is a bimonthly magazine that combines all the power and swoop of a national, luxury lifestyle, general interest title with the inimitable flair of its regional franchises. Specifically directed at well-educated, affluent, sophisticated residents of its franchise cities, Industry offers what typical regional books cannot; content that is at once national and local in scope. Subjects include culture, entertainment, fashion, people, travel, products, nightlife, art scene, and restaurant reviews. Pitch ideas based on what is seen in the magazine. Industry Magazine editions: Orlando, Tampa Bay, Sarasota, Palm Beach, El Paso, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Staten Island, Phoenix. Buys 500 articles/year; 300 columns/year. Do not forget to send clips with pitch, even if it is not a magazine article. send: Query with clips looking for: Article specifically: Lifestyle |
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| tags: $100+ payment Lifestyle article entertainment/pop culture fashion food/drink high circulation humor interview nightlife non-fiction photography/art publication regional review travel/outdoors | |
| 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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