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Home Marketplace How To Magazine Markets September 27, 2005 Publishing Services Marketplace How To Markets Services Writer's Reference ... My Xlibris How To Approach Magazine Markets by Xlibris It may seem a little obvious, but it doesn't hurt to be reminded of the essentials of freelancing for magazines. Even if you're enjoying a "quiet" freelance career and you're not counting on supporting yourself with your writing, it's a good idea to approach publications — even the small ones — with a measure of professionalism. OK, first you need to get the writer's guidelines. But let's be honest. How many of us have sat down with the annual Writer's Market bible, perused each page, targeted publications, and hastily sent off the article we just know is right for them? I certainly don't do it now, but I did once. Maybe you have, too. Obtain submission guidelines Guidelines serve several purposes: They give a writer specifics about what types of submissions the publication is interested in, be it fiction, autobiography, nonfiction, poetry or whatever. They dictate word count (a small publication with few pages probably wouldn't appreciate a 5,000 word article).

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Writing for magazines by Jacky Newcomb I get a lot of letters from would be writers every week asking for advice, and sadly I no longer have the time to send individual e-mails. I do want to help you if I can though so here are a few hints and tips to get you started. It may seem obvious but 1. Can you imagine how many articles I receive from people that are full of spelling mistakes, poor english and repeated phrases and words? It shows little respect for you or the busy magazine Editor if you can't get this right! DO NOT write an article and then immediately send it off. Leave it until the following day (look at it with fresh eyes) and re-read it through again and again. 2. DO research your subject thoroughly and make sure that your facts are right! 3. Your work must be fresh and original to catch the Editors eye. 4. Type out your work in plain text/font type (Times New Roman is fine). 5. Add your suggested heading and your name as author. (Do ask for a credit for your work) and any relevant references to books, events, places and people should be added at the end of the article in case the magazine wants to include them. 6. Magazines often 'box' various sections of a page to make it more interesting to read. If you use one or more parts of the article as separate sections - using appropriate headings it may make the editors job easier - the editor can visualise your article on the page.

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Magazines We are making an effort to list only those magazines that pay their contributors, although the payment range varies wildly and few of them meet SFWA professional standards . Feel free to email the Linksmaster with updates or corrections. You might also find our Market Report Links to be of interest. Analog Science Fiction and Fact provides stimulating fiction stories, provocative editorials, and fascinating science-fact articles, all solidly rooted in science fact. Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine billed as Australia's Pulpiest Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine. 'ASIM' publishes authors from around the world with a definite editorial leaning for stories which are "fun" rather than grim-and-gritty. In only its first year of publication, ASIM has received six nominations in the Australian science fiction awards - the Ditmars. Artemis Magazine , subtitled Science and Fiction for a Space-Faring Age, has, in its first year, placed a story on the Nebula and Hugo final ballots, placed another in David Hartwell's Year's Best SF 5, and received two honorable mentions in Gardner Dozois's The Year's Best Science Fiction #18 Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine : "We're in our 20th Anniversary year and we're expanding into the online world. Check us out for story excerpts, book reviews, online interviews and chats with your favorite writers and more, as well as special features available only online at this website."

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