Paying market for women’s humor, essays & articles

Sasee buys essays, satire, humor, articles and personal experience pieces between 500 and 1,000 words; guidelines HERE:

http://www.sasee.com/submissions/

Paying market for essays, fiction, poetry & articles

The American Scholar; pays up to $500; details HERE:

http://www.theamericanscholar.org/contact-us/

Paying market for poetry and fiction

Antioch Review pays for short stories, poetry, articles, essays and reviews.

Be sure to read when the various submission fields are open. Payment is $15 per page (about 425 words) and they rarely use articles or stories over 5,000 words. To learn more, go HERE:

http://antiochcollege.org/antioch_review/guidelines.html

Mag seeks horror & dark fiction stories, articles, essays & briefs

Dark Recesses

http://www.darkrecesses.com/?page_id=7

2 paying online women’s mags

Not sure what they pay exactly (says “honorarium”); Guidelines here:

Girlfriend 2 Girlfriend – http://extremedivamedia.com

Life of Simple Joy – http://lifeofsimplejoy.com

Ocean Magazine call for submissions

Stories, articles, essays and poems about the ocean; Jan. 15, 2010 deadline; photos too

Info and entry HERE: http://store.oceanmag.org/oceanmagazinecontributorsguidelines.aspx

Paying (lit mag) for poetry, stories and memoirs

Pays $400/story or article, $200/poem; no email submissions; poetry should be 100 lines or fewer; stories/memoirs 4,000 words or fewer; critical articles 1,500-3,000 words

Submission info HERE:    http://www.threepennyreview.com/submissions.html

“How to Survive as a Writer During a Recession”

Marcia Peterson has a collected a great bunch of pieces to answer “1 Big Question” (her words) about how to survive as a writer during a recession. Yes, I’m quoted in the article, but that’s not the only reason it’s a great read! ; )

http://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/29-20questions-RecessionTips.html