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Found 420 Publications. Displaying results 1 to 10.
Updated January 12th, 2010
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circulation: 150,000, pays: $250-450, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

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...

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Updated December 02nd, 2009
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circulation: 100,000, pays: $100-350, word count: 400-3000, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

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.

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specifically: Educational/Career
 
 
Updated November 23rd, 2009
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circulation: 350,000, pays: $1/word, word count: 100-400, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

AutoWeek is the only weekly automotive-enthusiast magazine in North America providing its passionate readers with up-to-date information like no other automotive news source. With nearly 50 years of unbiased editorial, it delivers the latest on vehicle reviews, motorsports, events and trends, personalities, auto show coverage and more.

We feature non-fiction articles along the Historical, Interview/Profile, New Product content.



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specifically: Automotive/bikes
 
 
Updated November 20th, 2009
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circulation: High (50,000+), pays: $150-1500, word count: 750-800, editorial lead time: 2 months, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

Yachting Magaizine is looking for persoanl experience and technical articles.

Example articles include:

"Dream Big: An idyllic interlude aboard Fairline’s Squadron 78 in the British Virgin Islands."

"Wanderer: Cruise to anywhere in the world on Newcastle's new expedition yacht True North."

"Fuel Alert: How the rush to ethanol and bio-fuels may put your engine at risk."

"Viking's Quest: The good-looking new 54-foot convertible comes close to perfection."

Buys 50 mss/year.

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specifically: Boating
 
 
Updated November 20th, 2009
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circulation: 50,000, pays: $35- 150, word count: 1,500-2,000, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

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.

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specifically: Hobbies/Games
 
 
Updated November 20th, 2009
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circulation: 60,000, pays: $40-500, word count: 100-1,500, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

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.

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specifically: Hobbies/Games
 
 
Updated November 20th, 2009
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circulation: High (50,000+), pays: $300-1000 , word count: 1500-5000, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

For over 30 years WoodenBoat Publications has provided readers with a dynamic editorial environment that combines emerging technologies with traditional methods of boat design, construction and repair.

Buys 50 mss/year.

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specifically: Boating/Water Sports
 
 
Updated November 20th, 2009
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circulation: n/a, pays: $100-250 , word count: 500-1700, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

Woodall’s has been providing information about RVing and family camping for over 70 years. In 1935, Karl Hale Dixon founded the company with Trailer Travel magazine. Within a few months he realized people needed to know where they could camp and so started a directory of camping locations. At that time, there were as many as 102 "trailerites" wandering North America verifying the existence of parks. That verification has turned into the Woodall 1 - 5 Rating System. From those beginnings, we've developed into a company with 12 different Campground directories, an RV Buyer's Guide, two regional RV/camping newspapers, Campground Management which is a trade publication for RV parks and campgrounds, plus books on RV repairs, maintenance and cooking on the road.

Woodall's goal is to provide you with the most accurate, up-to-date RVing and camping information anywhere. Woodall's is here to serve your needs.

Example Woodall Camping Directories include:

2008 Woodall's Mid-Atlantic Regional Campground Guide
2008 New York/New England & Eastern Canada Campground Guide
2008 Woodall's RV Buyer's Guide
2008 Go & Rent...Rent & Go Guide

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Buys 500 mss/year.

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specifically: Travel/Outdoors
 
 
Updated November 20th, 2009
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circulation: 550,000, pays: $300/page, word count: 500-2,000, editorial lead time: 2 months, submissions accepted: rolling submissions

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.

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specifically: Hobbies/Games
 
 
Updated November 20th, 2009
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submissions accepted: rolling submissions

A publication focusing on women's basketball, both professional and college/high school level.

Example feature articles include:


"WHAT WNBA TEAMS WILL BE LOOKING FOR ON DRAFT DAY" BY KEVIN BROWN

"FAMILIAR FACES IN FOREIGN PLACES- Women Basketball Players in Europe" BY DAVID HEIN

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specifically: Sports/Collectibles
 
 
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