Reader’s Digest (UK)

Reader’s Digest (UK) seeks true stories, not previously published and that shed light on adult human nature. -funny enough to stand out from the hundreds we get each week Pay is  £100

Life’s Like That or All in a Day’s Work. We also pay £60 for contributions to Laughter, the Best Medicine and end-of-article fillers

Submission Guidelines

Please include your full name, address and daytime phone number. Unpublished items are neither acknowledged nor returned. Do not send SAEs. Article-length stories, poetry and cartoons are NOT requested.

RIGHTS: Contributions used become world copyright of the Reader’s Digest Association Limited

To contact British Reader’s Digest magazine about editorial matters;
email: yousaidit@readersdigest.co.uk.
Alternatively, write to:
The Reader’s Digest Association
11 Westferry Circus
Canary Wharf
London, E14 4HE

Please mark your envelope with the appropriate department or feature. Contributions should be typewritten if possible and include your name, address and daytime phone number. We pay £30 for published letters.

Reader’s Digest global Web sites including USA and many others   here.

Sasee Magazine (USA)

Sasee encourages writers and artists to submit work for review to be included in an upcoming issue. We are always interested in reading editorial we may be able to publish and viewing artwork that may be suitable for an upcoming cover.

They are seeking “new, unpublished, first-person, non-fiction material that is for or about women. Essays, humor, satire, personal experience, and features on topics relating to women are our primary editorial focus. Diversity of subjects that reflect all age groups and variety of writing styles are invited.”

Articles should be no more than 500 to 1000 words in length. Please submit only previously unpublished, non-fiction articles. Sasee does not publish fiction or poetry and will not be able to respond to such submissions.

Payment for articles varies. NB. Cover Art submissions are NOT paid but profile information is published about you.

Include:
Contact information (name, address, phone, e-mail, fax)
Name and Date on every page
Short bio (25-30 words)

How to Submit:
E-mail your submission to editor[at]sasee[dot]com.

Please send the text of your article in plain text in the body of your e-mail, rather than as an attached file, as we may not be able to read the format of your file.

You will find FULL guidelines and requirements for submission of your work at the site.

Mail or fax your submissions to:
Sasee
Attn: Editor
1357 21st Avenue N., Ste. 102

Myrtle Beach, SC 29577, USA
843-626-6452 (fax)

Cruising World Magazine (USA)

Cruising World Magazine is a monthly publication.

Payment varies depending on the type of article, ranging from $50 to $200 for short, newsworthy items and $300 to $1,000 for technical and feature articles.

Photographers: They are also “constantly on the lookout for eye catching new images.”

We normally buy First World Rights with exclusivity for six months from date of publication.

Very detailed Submission Guidelines are at the site.

Send electronic submissions to mark.pillsbury@cruisingworld.com after reading guidelines.

Cruising World
Box 420235
Palm coast, FL
32142-0235.

Caribbean Property List.Com (ezine)

Caribbean Property List is an ezine that recently migrated from a paper-based format.

They are seeking “articles on Caribbean Real Estate, Living in the Caribbean, Investing in the Caribbean, Traveling in the Caribbean and other Caribbean Lifestyle subjects”.

Articles for payment are remunerated $200 for articles of approximately 3,000 words or more in length

Authors who submit “contributed articles” (o draw attention to their subject) are promised prominent links back to the author’s website, and in some cases, for repeat contributors, a banner.

Submissions are invited by posting article proposals at the site.

Magaizine producer is Escape Artists.com Inc.

EscapeArtist.com Inc. 832-1245 World Trade Center Panama Republic of Panama - WTC-0832

UTNE Reader (USA)

UTNE Reader 

Founded in 1984 by Eric Utne, UTNE READER reprints (i.e. previously published pieces) the best articles from over 2,000 alternative media sources.   

Submission guidelines, click HERE.

Freelance base rate is USD 50 cents/word; reprints and artwork are negotiated on a case-by-case basis.

Julie Hanus - Assistant Editor

AGNI Magazine (USA)

AGNI

This magazine of Boston University publishes poetry, short fiction, and essays. Open to submissions from Saturday, September 01, 2007 to Saturday, May 31, 2008.

AGNI Online is the electronic complement to the acclaimed literary magazine published at Boston University. Founded in 1972, the print journal is published twice a year (spring and fall), Pay is $10 per printed (or printed-out) page for prose, $20 per page for poetry (print and online, with a $150 maximum), along with a year’s subscription, and, for the print magazine, two contributor’s copies and four gift copies of the issue.
They ask for ONE story, ONE essay and FIVE poems at a time.

Click HERE for submission guidelines.

Writer’s Digest (USA)

Writer’s Digest 

Have a writing craft related article?  This paying market is the ideal place for it!  Read complete guidelines.

WRITER’S DIGEST

4700 E. Galbraith Road, Cincinnati, OH 45236 USA
E-mail: wdsubmissions@fwpubs.com 

The Oldie (UK)

The Oldie

A monthly general-interest magazine with an irreverent and strongly humorous slant, reflecting attitudes of older people but aimed at a wide audience. Considers unsolicited articles on any subject, but particularly interested in pieces for our ‘I Once Met’, ‘Olden Life’ and ‘Expat Life’ columns. No poetry, and short stories only very rarely. Potential contributors are advised to read the magazine.
Length: 600-1,800 words.
Submissions:  Does not commission articles from ideas or treatments. Send complete article by postal mail only, with an SAE.
Submissions to the ‘Expat’ column may be sent by e-mail.
Response:  2-3 weeks
Pay:  GBP80-100 per 1,000 words
Rights:  Not stated 
65 Newman Street, London W1T 3EG, UK.
Tel:  +44 (0)20 7436 8801.  Fax: +44 (0)20 7436 8804.
Contact: Jeremy Lewis, Commissioning Editor
Email: editorial@theoldie.co.uk

The Caribbean Review of Books

The Caribbean Review of Books

Publishers/Authors, this a great medium for promotion of your work.

Writers wishing to contribute should read the Guidelines and Terms and Conditions very carefully first.

American Association of Retired Persons Magazine (USA)

AARP Magazine is an attractive paying market including sections like domestic and international travel, lifestyles and general interest. See their Writers’ Guidelines.

US Airways Magazine

US Airways Magazine

]The inflight magazine is looking for “breezy” writing. See their Writers guidelines.

Enroute Magazine (Canada)

enRoute is Air Canada’s award-winning bilingual (English/French) inflight magazine. See the website for writers’ guidelines.

Cruise Magazine (USA)

Cruise Magazine which focuses on luxury travel, accepts “well-developed story ideas expressed in a query letter” first.  See the website for full guidelines.

Source: Worldwide Freelance Writer.

Bridal Guide (USA)

Bridal Guide
3 East 54th Street, 15th Floor
New York, NY 10022, USA
Susan Schneider, Executive Editor (features)
Jenna Mahoney, Travel EditorFor editorial inquiries, please contact: Valerie Berrios
Associate Editor/Bridal Guide Magazine
vberrios@bridalguide.com 

WRITER’S GUIDELINES
Bridal Guide is interested in articles about marriage, relationships, sexuality, psychology, budgeting and travel. Please do not send queries concerning fashion, beauty or home design, since we produce these pages in house. Wedding-planning ideas should cover broad subjects, such as organizing a long-distance or theme wedding, or touch upon emotional topics, such as dealing with divorced parents. Shorter, how-to pieces (e.g. finding a band or choosing a cake) are written in house.

We also do not accept fiction or poetry.

We are looking for service-oriented, well-researched pieces that are journalistically written and have a length of 1,000 to 2,000 words.

Payment, made on acceptance, is 50 cents per word.

Writers we work with consult at least three expert sources, such as wedding planners, book authors and business professionals in the appropriate field. Our tone is conversational yet authoritative. Features are generally filled with real-life anecdotes. We also run features that are completely real-person based (e.g. bridesmaids discussing their experiences or grooms-to-be expressing their thoughts about marriage).

In written queries, we are looking for a well-conceived idea, a specific angle or focus, and the sources the writer intends to use. They should be brief and snappy, and titles should be provided to give the editor a better understanding of the writer’s direction.

Feature ideas, including queries for the magazine’s Confident Bride column, should be sent to our executive editor, Susan Schneider. Feature ideas related to honeymoon travel destinations should be sent to our travel editor, Jenna Mahone. Submit queries only, along with clips of work published in a national consumer magazine and a self-addressed, stamped envelope. You should receive a reply within one to three months, but please note that we are unable to return manuscripts, clips or photos.

SOURCE: WritersWeekly.com

**Caribbean writers can take advantage of our fabulous locales!

Cruising World (USA)

Cruising World

Guidelines For Writers And Photographers

Although CRUISING WORLD’s editorial inventory is already planned way ahead of time, they continue to welcome author inquiries and unsolicited manuscripts. All manuscripts should be printed double-spaced and accompanied by an electronic version*, as well as by appropriate artwork such as transparencies, color prints, or digital images**. Color prints do not generally reproduce well, but if submitted should be accompanied by negatives. Good sketches are also acceptable.

Rates vary with each individual submission.

Send electronic submissions to mark.pillsbury@cruisingworld.com.

See website for the detailed and complete guidelines first.