Maybe that’s a rumor? Sign in to your Submittable account. Maybe instead of being a writer, I should be a publisher! This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. As of this postâs publication, no rates specifically for short stories. That is a refreshing piece of news! Highly respected magazine, The Atlantic publishes both big names and emerging writers in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Its editors like sci-fi and fantasy but are open to all genres (except for nonfiction and poetry!). 4. One âthat leaves readers feeling satisfied and [is] strong enough to stand alone.â Stories can be any style or subject but should be between 3,000 and 8,000 words. Try The New Yorker. Payment: $10 per printed page (up to a max of $150) plus a yearâs subscription, two contributorâs copies and four gift copies, Published by an independent nonprofit literary organization, Barrelhouseâs biannual print journal and online issue seek to âbridge the gap between serious art and pop culture.â Its editors look for quality writing thatâs also edgy and funny â as they say, they âwant to be your weird Internet friend.â. Submit your flash fiction of 1,000 words or your piece of fiction or narrative nonfiction of up to 7,000 words. Shouts & Murmurs: … Update (January 2, 2016): The New Yorker no longer accepts cartoon submissions by mail or email. Lisa Rowan Editor, Thanks for this resource. 108-day rejection from The New Yorker … Authors published here often wind up in. Got a fresh voice and a compelling story to share? Thanks for checking in, Angie! The Cincinnati Review publishes work by writers of all genres and at all points of their careers. Her work has appeared on sites such as The Penny Hoarder, The Middle Finger Project, and Budgets Are Sexy. Payment: Pays $100 and offers feedback on 5 to 10% of declined submissions. Payment: The author of an accepted print submission gets $25 and print copy; $10 for accepted web submissions. Deadline: Submission periods are December 1 to March 1 and June 1 to September 1, Payment: A one-year subscription to BWR and a nominal lump-sum fee (amount not disclosed in its guidelines), The Sun Magazine offers some of the biggest payments weâve seen, and while its guidelines specifically mention personal writing and provocative political/cultural pieces, they also say editors are âopen to just about anything.â. Curtis Sittenfeld on Politics and Ambiguity. Check out more of her work at farrahdominique.com. Even though it’s not paid it has so many benefits. Carve Magazine accepts poetry, short stories and nonfiction submissions, not exceeding 10,000 words. While you’re there check out the current contest and enter your piece! The fact that major magazines do not pay writers, solicitet or not, is an absolute disgrace. One Story is just what the name says: a literary magazine that publishes one great short story every three to four weeks, and nothing more. They now have a reading fee of $16 for very short fiction (300-3,000 words) and $21 for fiction (3,000-20,000 words) stories. ), The Masterâs Reviewâs New Voices category is open to any new or emerging author who has not published a work of fiction or narrative nonfiction of novel length â not including authors with short story collections. Required fields are marked *. I bet they pay the rich and stiff the poor. These are terrific publications, but most of them are extremely tough to crack and several only really consider agented submissions (even if their guidelines say otherwise). Your email address will not be published. All … We cannot accept submissions that are sent as attachments, so please send your work as part of the body of an e-mail. I’m the EIC of print magazine The Intentional.