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| Whole Life Times | Updated July 21st, 2010 |
 Must submit via EMAIL. We are open to articles on holistic health, alternative healing, green living, sustainable and local food, social responsibility, conscious business, the environment, spirituality and personal growth; in short, anything that deals with a progressive, healthy lifestyle. The important words to remember when writing for WLT are ‘information’ and‘narrative style.’ We strive to provide leading-edge editorial that is not only entertaining, but also directly usable by our readers—information that mainstream media often abridges, is unaware of or is unwilling to print. WLT’s content is largely local — issues, events and people in southern California — but we do publish some stories with a broader focus. In generic features (e.g. health-related), we use local sources for quotes and back-up information. WLT accepts up to three longer stories (800-1,100 words) per issue, and pay ranges from $150-200. In addition, we have a number of regular departments on our coverage topics, and these pay $75-125 depending on topic and experience. Out and About is our FOB section featuring short, newsy blurbs on our coverage topics. These are generally 200-400 words and pay $25-50 depending on length and topic. Behind the Scenes is a 750-word personal essay that often highlights a seminal moment or event in the life of the writer, and pays $100. If you have not written for us before, please be sure to include your bio and up to three published clips or links. Alternatively, you may submit a completed manuscript. If your article addresses the categories described above, your treatment of the issue, the timeliness of the article and the quality of your writing are the main keys to getting published. Submissions should be typed and double-spaced in AP style. Please attach an MS Word file, and also copy and paste your story in the message section of your email. Please do not send a PC-specific file as we may not be able to open it. Please suggest a Hed and Dek for your story. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Lifestyle |
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| Newsweek | Updated July 21st, 2010 |
 Newsweek is a weekly newsmagazine that reports on the national and worldwide news developments of the week. Provides reportage, commentary, and analysis. The My Turn essay submission should be an original piece, personal in tone, and about any topic, but not framed as a response to a Newsweek story or another My Turn essay. Submit via mail or email. Please do not include photographs or other attachments. Submissions must not have been published elsewhere. Please allow two months for submission to be considered; if story is time sensitive, it may not be appropriate. Please include full name, phone number and address with entry. send: Complete MS looking for: Article |
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| tags: $100+ payment $1000+ payment article business education environmental essay ethnic high circulation humor news/current events non-fiction politics publication religious/inspirational science and nature | |
| Hemispheres | Updated June 23rd, 2010 |
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Hemispheres is a monthly inflight magazine that interprets "inflight" to be a mode of delivery rather than an editorial genre. As such, Hemispheres' task is to engage, intrigue, and entertain its primary readers—an international, culturally diverse group of affluent, educated professionals and executives who frequently travel for business and pleasure on United Airlines. The magazine offers a global perspective and a focus on topics that cross borders as often as the people reading the magazine. That places its emphasis on ideas, concepts, and culture rather than products. It presents that perspective in a fresh, artful, and sophisticated graphic environment. Keeping "global" in mind, they look for topics that reflect a modern appreciation of the world's cultures and environment. No "What I did (or am going to do) on a trip." Includes many columns and departments covering profiles of interesting people, geographical or city-specific trivia, business strategies, recreation, dining in various locations, collections, sports, shopping, science and technology, aviation, airport information, entertainment/show business, humor, quizzes, general travel, books, etc. Hemispheres increasingly requires writers of "destination" pieces or departments to "live whereof they write." Increasingly wants to hear from US, UK, or other English-speaking/writing journalists (business & travel) who reside outside the US in Europe, South America, Central America, and the Pacific Rim—all areas that United flies. Not looking for writers who aim at the inflight market. Hemispheres broke the fluffy mold of that tired domestic genre. Monthly readers are a global mix on the cutting edge of the global economy and culture. They don't need to have the world filtered by US writers. Hemispheres wants a Hong Kong restaurant writer to speak for that city's eateries, so English-speaking writers around the globe are needed. That's the "insider" story readers respect. Uses resident writers for many departments, but authoritative writers can roam in features. Covers the US, but with a global view: No "in this country" phraseology. "Too American" is a frequent complaint for queries. Uses UK English spellings in articles that speak from that tradition and specifies costs in local currency first before US dollars. All of the above serves the realization that today, "global" begins with respect for "local." That approach permits a wealth of ways to present culture, travel, and business for a wide readership. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Travel/Outdoors |
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| tags: Lifestyle adventure article automotive/bikes biography business entertainment/pop culture environmental essay ethnic food/drink high circulation history hobbies/games humor interview journalism magazine news/current events nightlife non-fiction politics publication regional review science and nature sports/collectibles technology travel/outdoors | |
| NYCPlus | 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. 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 | |
| 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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| Vietnam | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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Vietnam is a bimonthly magazine presenting the full and true stories from America’s most controversial and divisive war. Vietnam is the only magazine exclusively devoted to telling the full story behind America’s most controversial war, with gripping firsthand accounts and carefully researched articles by veterans of the conflict and top military historians. Absolutely no fiction or poetry; wants straight history, as much personal narrative as possible, but not the gung-ho, shoot-'em-up variety, either. Choose stories with strong art possibilities. All stories must be true. All stories should be carefully researched third-person articles or firsthand accounts that give the reader a sense of experiencing historical events. 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 Vietnam. Buys 24 mss/year. Query with clips. Query via e-mail or snail mail. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article |
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| VFW Magazine | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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VFW is the official publication of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States association. The VFW's worldwide members receive the magazine making it the publication for veteran's and defense affairs. The magazine provides useful information for veterans as well as intriguing historical pieces. VFW features non-fiction articles on topics such as military and veteran service recognitions, international events, current foreign policy facts, as well as news on the American armed forces abroad. Query with 1-page outline, resume, and published clips. Buys 25-30 mss a year. send: Query with Clips looking for: Article specifically: Military |
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| Utne | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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Utne Reader and Utne.com are digests of independent ideas and alternative culture. Not right, not left, but forward thinking. We're most interested in creating a conversation about everything from the environment to the economy, politics to pop culture. Our editors glean this material for compelling, delightfully written stories, interviews, and cultural criticism, then edit and reprint the most essential. We accept four kinds of submissions: previously published articles (from independent sources) and query letters (regarding original ideas). Many of the articles in Utne Reader are reprinted from the hundreds of magazines, newsweeklies, newsletters, and literary journals we receive regularly, and we welcome previously published submissions. (Yes, this includes online sources.) We do not accept fiction or poetry. ARTICLES: Our Gleanings department, which features eclectic, often personal, occasionally humorous pieces, traditionally offers the best reprint odds. Most “gleanings” fall between 800 and 1,800 words. Emerging Ideas, which covers social, political, and cultural developments, reprints brief items (150-350 words) as well as short-format articles (generally no longer than 800 words). The Mindful Living department showcases information about healthy, reflective, productive lives, and also reprints brief items and short-format articles. Our Mixed Media department reprints a wide scope of arts features, but does not reprint music, film, or book reviews. You are also welcome to submit feature articles and essays. As a digest of the independent press, our features reflect the stories we’re reading and trends we’re spotting in our periodical library. This means we don’t have a traditional editorial calendar, and can’t tell you what we’re planning in advance—but we always have space available for that perfect feature submission. Features generally run between 1,000 and 3,750 words. Let us know where and when the article originally appeared. QUERIES: While we do not accept unpublished manuscripts, we’re happy to read your query letter. Draw us in, but tell us what your story idea is—quickly. Let us know why Utne Reader is the right venue for your story, and why you’re qualified to write this piece. Don’t forget to pitch shorter pieces; many times we’ll try out a new writer with a 125-600 word assignment. NOTE: BE SURE TO MANUALLY CHANGE THE CONTACT TO "QUERIES" WHEN YOU SUBMIT A QUERY. send: Query or MS looking for: Article |
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| Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History | Updated November 20th, 2009 |
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Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History is a quarterly magazine on Indiana history. Conceived as a vehicle to bring to the public good narrative and analytical history about Indiana in its broader contexts of region and nation, Traces explores the lives of artists, writers, performers, soldiers, politicians, entrepreneurs, homemakers, reformers, and naturalists. It has traced the impact of Hoosiers on the nation and the world. In this vein, the editors seek nonfiction articles that are solidly researched, attractively written, and amenable to illustration, and they encourage scholars, journalists, and freelance writers to contribute to the magazine. Freelancers should be aware of prerequisites for writing history for a broad audience. Should have some awareness of this magazine and other magazines of this type published by Midwestern historical societies. Preference is given to subjects with an Indiana connection and authors who are familiar with Traces. Quality of potential illustration is also important. Buys 20 mss/year. Send complete manuscript. send: Complete MS looking for: Article specifically: Regional |
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