Freelance Writing Opportunities — Call for Submissions and Call For Pitches
Freelance Writing — 48 Writing Calls For Submissions (as of 04/04/22) — Paid Writing Opportunities For Nonfiction, Journalism, Art, Poetry, and Fiction
Here are the latest calls for submission, pitches, and expiring writing opportunities.
Welcome to this week’s roundup of writing calls for pitches and submissions. This week I have 48 different publications and websites currently looking for writers. These could be magazines that recently opened their submissions up, fast-approaching deadlines, shout out from editors looking for something specific right now, or just reminders that they are always open for pitches.
I cover all kinds of writing opportunities. These markets could be fiction, nonfiction, reported pieces, or poetry. Sometimes, these markets are also looking for artwork or photography.
All 48 markets in this article pay their contributors. A good portion of them either pay more than $100.00 minimum, or writers have the potential to make at least $100.00. Although, I do include some lower-paying opportunities as well.
Each of the freelance writing listings in this article will contain the following:
- The name of the publication, anthology, or contest.
- Some way to contact them (at least one of the following — a link to their published guidelines, Twitter handle, or email address).
- What type of writing they are looking for.
- How much they pay.
- Deadline, if any.
I am now including opportunities that I have mentioned before, and the deadline is within 7–13 days which I published the article.
When you scroll through these listings, you may notice this:
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
That is how I am indicating that less than 2 weeks are left on that writing opportunity!
Good luck finding the perfect writing market for your nonfiction, fiction, and poetry!
**NEW PUBLICATION**
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $100.00
Deadline: Ongoing
Jamie Ditatanto tweeted a call for pitches. Although Jamie is a travel journalist for multiple different publications (national geographic, travel and leisure, cn traveler, trip savvy, etc.), this is actually a call for pitches for a soon-to-be-launched publication. This upcoming publication will, in part, be about how remote workers plan workcations.
Pay varies depending on article length, scope, etc., but it is listed as starting at $100.00 for 500 words. Email your pitches to [email protected].
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Apparition Lit
Looking For: Flash Fiction Contest
Payment: $30.00
Deadline: Opens 04/01, Closes 04/14
Every month between the 1st and the 14th of the month, Apparition Lit has a flash fiction contest. They are looking for flash speculative fiction stories that are 1,000 words or less. These stories must be unpublished and inspired by a monthly photography prompt. The winner will receive $30.00.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Arablit & Arablit Quarterly — Theme — The Joke
Looking For: Fiction, nonfiction, and Poetry
Payment: $20.00 / Page
Deadline: April 15
Arablit & Arablit Quarterly is taking submissions and pitches for an upcoming themes addition — the joke. The joke can be a joke, a meme, or even a person who is a joke. Payment is $20.00 a page. They are looking for the following:
- Poetry
- Short Stories with a Joke Element
- Translations
- Essays
- Interviews
- Food Features
- Short Comics
- Dictionary Features
Auroras and Blossoms
Looking For: Fiction, Nonfiction, and Art
Payment: Royalties (1% per accepted piece)
Deadline: December 31
This publication was brought to my attention by fellow Mediumier (sorry for the made-up word), Cendrine Marrouat. Cendrine is one of the co-founders of Auroras and Blossoms — and as a good writing community, I feel like we should be supporting one another, especially when it comes to publications. There is a submission fee of $12.00 for entry, but that covers 3 entries.
What you would be submitting for is PoArtMo Anthology: Volume 3. PoArtMo stands for Positive Actions Rally Thoughts & Momentum. The work that you will submit will be positive and uplifting, family-friendly, only have clean language, and be inclusive and respectful to everyone.
They do not take poetry, simultaneous submissions, or previously published work. However, they are looking for short stories, flash fiction, essays, paintings, drawings, photography, and digital art.
I am going to be completely honest here. I do not include a ton of opportunities that require a fee, and I rarely include anthologies or other works that pay almost exclusively in royalties. The reason is that I like to be able to tell my writers exactly how much they can make. I feel like royalties are too vague.
I am making an exception for this publication for multiple reasons. One — of course, a Medium member in our wonderful writing community, asked me to — and I am all about supporting other writers and creators — after all, that is why I make these lists. Two — I love the theme of positivity and upliftment. I feel like we can all use some of that in our life, perhaps, more than ever. Three — the royalties are 1% per piece, so technically, you could get more than 1%, AND they are ongoing, not a one-time payment. Four — Sometimes, writing to write or getting a great byline and clip for your portfolio is worth something.
So check it out and see if this is something you would be interested in doing. Even if you want to focus on paid opportunities right now, you can bookmark it and come back later when you have more time, as the deadline is more than 8 months away!
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Brilliant Flash Fiction Contest
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $20.00–200.00
Deadline: April 15
The Brilliant Flash Fiction Contest is open to everyone, and there is no entry fee. The story must be 500 words or less (not counting the title. All entries must be original and unpublished. The prizes are as follows:
- 1st Place — $200.00
- 2nd Place — $100.00
- 3rd Place — $50.00
Shortlisted Stories — $20.00 and Publication on their website
The Bureau Dispatch
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $50.00
Deadline: June 17
The Bureau Dispatch published short stories of 500–1,500 words. Although they are not specifically a speculative magazine, many of the stories they publish have shades of speculative aspects. They pay $50.00 per published story.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Chicken Soup For The Soul — Angels
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $200.00
Deadline: April 15
Chicken Soup For The Soul is always looking for personal nonfiction stories for upcoming books and projects. They pay $200.00 for each accepted story.
You have up to April 15th to submit stories about how angels have touched your life personally. They want stories and poems that tell a story. These submissions can be from writers of any faith or no faith at all.
The link under Details/Website is their possible upcoming themes. You will also want to check out story guidelines and their submit your story link.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Chicken Soup For The Soul — Messages From Heaven
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $200.00
Deadline: April 15
Chicken Soup For The Soul is always looking for personal nonfiction stories for upcoming books and projects. They pay $200.00 for each accepted story.
You have up to April 15th to submit stories about messages from heaven. This can include stories and poems that show how connections with our loved ones do not end once they leave this world.
The link under Details/Website is their possible upcoming themes. You will also want to check out story guidelines and their submit your story link.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Chicken Soup For The Soul — Miracles
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $200.00
Deadline: April 15
Chicken Soup For The Soul is always looking for personal nonfiction stories for upcoming books and projects. They pay $200.00 for each accepted story.
You have up to April 15th to submit stories about miracles. They are looking for true stories, religious and non-religious. These stories should be inspirational or awe-inspiring.
The link under Details/Website is their possible upcoming themes. You will also want to check out story guidelines and their submit your story link.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Cthulhu FhCon
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $0.03 — $0.08 a word ($60.00–480.00)
Deadline: April 15
This is an opportunity to write a fictional horror story about something terrible happening at a Con event. This is a themed project where all stories are based on the same scenario (check out the guidelines page for more info).
They are guaranteeing that they will pay at least $0.03 a word; however, there is a Kickstarter associated with this project, and depending on how well that does, payment can go as high as $0.08 a word.
They are looking for stories between 2,000–6,000 words in length.
Chegg Life
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $350.00
Deadline: Ongoing
Jael Goldfine, an editor at Chegg Life, recently tweeted that they are looking for stories about student debt, especially stories that look at debt in 2022. pitches can be sent to [email protected]. Rates start at $350.00 for 800 words.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Consequence Forum
Looking For: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Visual Art
Payment: $20.00–200.00
Deadline: April 15
Consequence Forum is looking for poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual arts for their print magazine and website. Submissions are open until April 15th. All submissions need to address the human consequences of war and geopolitical violence. Here is what they are looking for and how much they pay:
- Fiction: Flash (can submit up to 3 pieces or 1,000 words), short stories, or book excerpts (both up to 5,000 words). Online prose pays $80.00 per piece. Print Prose pays $40.00 for 1–4 printed pages, $60.00 for 5–10 printed pages and $80.00 for 11+ printed pages.
- Nonfiction: Interviews, reviews, essays, and narrative nonfiction (up to 5,000 words). Online prose pays $80.00 except for reviews which pay $20.00 for short-form reviews and $40.00 for long-form reviews. Reviews are only printed online. Print Prose pays $40.00 for 1–4 printed pages, $60.00 for 5–10 printed pages and $80.00 for 11+ printed pages.
- Poetry: You can submit up to 5 poems of any form. Both online and print poetry pay $40.00.
- Visual Art: Artwork, video essays, graphic narratives, and photo essays. Online art pays $40.00 per piece. Print art pays $200.00 for an eight-page spread (the number of pieces in an 8-page spread varies).
Contemporary Verse 2
Looking For: Nonfiction and Poetry
Payment: $30.00–150.00
Deadline: May 31
Contemporary Verse 2 has an open reading period until May 31. Writers will get monetary payment and 2 complimentary copies of the issue their work was published in. Payment is as follows:
- Poetry: $30.00 per poem.
- Articles: $50.00–100.00, depending on length.
- Interviews: $50.00–100.00, depending on length.
- Essays: $40.00–150.00, depending on length.
- Reviews: $50.00–80.00, depending on length.
Daily Dot
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $250.00–450.00+
Deadline: Ongoing
Daysia Tolentino, editor for the Daily Dot and manager of their creator-focused newsletter, Passionfruit, recently tweeted, that she is looking for pitches. This is a very long Twitter feed that includes multiple links to previously published articles, so you will know exactly the type of writing and reporting that she is looking for; payment is as follows:
*Think Pieces — Rates start at $250.00
*Interviews — Rates start at $300.00
*Reported Features — Rates start at $450.00
If interested, email your pitches to [email protected].
Fanbyte
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $150.00–200.00
Deadline:: Ongoing
Fanbyte has tweeted that they are looking for pitches on WrestleMania/NXT/Mania Week. Payment is typically $150.00 for articles under 1,000 words and $200.00 for articles 1,000–1,500 words. Send your pitches to [email protected].
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Fractured — Ghost, Fable, and Fairy Tale Prize
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $200.00–3,000.00
Deadline: April 17
There is a $20.00 submission fee for this writing contest. They are looking for stories of ghosts, fables, and fairy tales, 1,000 words or less. The $20.00 reading fee covers two entries, so you can submit two stories up to 1,000 words for this contest. All work must be previously unpublished. The prizes are as follows:
- 1st Prize — $3,000.00 and publication
- 2nd Prize — $300.00 and publication
- 3rd Prize — $200.00 and publication
All non-winning entries will also be considered for publication.
Gastro Obscura
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $300.00+, usually around $0.50 a word
Deadline: Ongoing
Check out the Gastro Obscura Pitch Guidelines as they are very in-depth, including more than 40 links to articles that they have published — this will give you an idea of exactly the kind of food reporting they are looking for.
They want stories related to food and drink to connect to the world somehow. These stories should be items overlooked, curious, or that invoke the awe in awesome. The pitches should include a strong sense of place.
Payment starts at $300.00 and usually pays about $0.50 a word. Most of their articles are 800–1,500 words. Although they rarely actually kill a piece, their kill fee is 25% if they do.
Gawker
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $0.33–0.50 a word
Deadline: Ongoing
Jenny Zhang, feature editor at Gawker, recently tweeted is looking for pitches for thoughtful reviews, cutting criticism, strong opinions, weird essays, and interesting reporting on a variety of topics. Rates start at $0.33 a word for nonreported items and $0.50 a word for reported pieces. Email pitches to [email protected].
Glossy
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $300.00+
Deadline: Ongoing
Tatiana P., a managing editor at Glossy, tweeted that they are looking for freelance fashion and beauty business reporters. Rates start at $300.00 for articles 500–600 words with at least 2 sources. Send your pitch to [email protected].
Greater Greater Washington
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $150.00–300.00+
Deadline: Ongoing
Greater Greater Washington has tweeted that they are looking for pitches! They especially want pitches for features, explainers, historical pieces, and news articles about transportation, housing, land use, and sustainability in the Washington region.
According to their pitch guide, rates start at $150 for short informative news briefs between 250–450 words. For longer pieces of 500–1,000 words, rates start at $300.00. Send pitches to [email protected].
High Country News
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $1.00 a word
Deadline: Ongoing
Paige Blankenbuehler, an editor for High County News, recently tweeted that she is looking for freelance environmental reporters and journalists in the west. Send pitches to [email protected].
The Institute of Science and Policy
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $300.00–500.00
Deadline: Ongoing
The Institute of Science and Policy has tweeted that they accept pitches year-round on topics involving policy, decision making (health, energy, climate, natural resources), and science. Payment is $300.00–500.00 for well-reported pieces and essays around 1,000 words.
It Was All a Dream
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $0.03 a word up to $120.00
Deadline: April 30
Brandon Applegate has issued a call for submissions for an upcoming anthology titled It Was All A Dream. This is a collection of bad horror tropes done right. They are looking for 1,500–4,000 words stories, which is a firm limit.
The Last Line
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $20.00–40.00
Deadline: October 1
The Last Line is an annual contest of short stories between 300–5,000 words, where the last line is the same for all stories. For this year’s contest, the last line will be:
“The shredded roared to life, grinding the letter into tiny pieces of confetti.”
Payment for all accepted stories is between $20.00–40.00.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Masks Literary Magazine Prose and Poetry Contest
Looking For: Poetry and Prose (fiction, nonfiction, flash fiction)
Payment: $100.00
Deadline: April 15
Masks Literary Magazine is holding a no-fee contest for prose and poetry. The prize for each category is $100.00 and publication.
They are looking for single-page poems (36 lines or less) for poetry. You may submit up to 3 poems for consideration.
For prose, they are looking for pieces of 3,000 words or less. You can submit flash fiction, fiction, or nonfiction. However, if you choose to submit nonfiction, you must include any appropriate sources for your material.
Midnight & Indigo
Looking For: Fiction and Nonfiction
Payment: $75.00–150.00
Deadline: April 30
Midnight & Indigo is a literary publication dedicated to work by black women. They are looking for short fiction and narrative essays.
For fiction, they want stories at least 1,500 words in length. Payment is $150.00 for accepted fiction.
For nonfiction, they are looking for first-person POV nonfiction essays. Essays must be at least 1,200 words in length, and payment is $75.00.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
The Mike Resnick Memorial Award
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $50.00–250.00
Deadline: April 15
The Mike Resnick Memorial Award is only open to new writers. These would-be writers who have never been paid for works of fiction at a rate of $0.06 a word or $50.00 or more. You can send in a new science fiction story if you meet this qualification. The winners are awarded as follows:
- 1st Place — $250.00 prize, have their story bought by Galaxy Edge for publication and a trophy.
- 2nd Place — $100.00
- 3rd Place — $50.00
Modern Farmer
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $0.50–0.70 a word CAD
Deadline: Ongoing
Shelby Vittek, editor of Modern Farmer, recently tweeted that she is looking for reported features on issues that US agriculture and farmers are facing. She also wants stories about the triumphs and innovations of the industry. Send pitches to [email protected].
Mother Jones
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $3,000.00+
Deadline: Ongoing
Maddie Oatman, senior editor at Mother Jones, recently tweeted that they are looking for pitches from culture editors. They want pitches for their mixed media section that examine structures of power, explore identity, or illuminate cultural undercurrents. The starting rate for 1,500 to 2,500 words articles is $3,000.00 for lead essays. Email pitches at [email protected]. Your subject line should be Culture Pitch.
Mud Season Review
Looking For: Fiction, Nonfiction, Art, and Poetry
Payment: $50.00
Deadline: April 30
The submission period is open from April 1 to April 30. However, the website notes that they may close their submission period earlier, depending on the volume of submissions. They accept fiction, creative nonfiction, artwork, and poetry. They pay $50.00.
They want work that teaches the readers something about writing and the craft of writing or visual art.
National Geographic Travel
Looking For: Nonfiction and Poetry
Payment: $1.00 a word (up to $1,000.00)
Deadline: Ongoing
Allie Yang, travel editor for National Geographic, tweeted that she is looking for pitches. They typically pay $1.00 a word for pieces up to 1,000 words. However, understand that the editing process is vigorous, and the story will go through several rounds of editing. You can send your pitches to [email protected].
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Northern Woodlands
Looking For: Nonfiction and Poetry
Payment: $50.00–450.00+
Deadline: April 15
Northern Woodlands is a quarterly magazine about the northeastern forests and the people who care for them. They publish book reviews, features, poetry, and columns. Pitches are due by April 15 in order to be assigned. Copy deadline will be due May 15, and publication will occur on September 1. Here is their payment schedule:
- Column — A place in Mind — 800 words — $200.00
- Column — Knots and Bolts — 200–700 words. Payment varies, typically from $75.00–300.00.
- Book Reviews — 400–800 words — $100.00
- Poetry — $50.00
Features — For new writers to the magazine, starts at $0.15 per word — 1,000–3,000 words — $150.00–450.00+
NPR Music
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $600.00–1,200.00
Deadline: Ongoing
Lars Gotrich tweeted that NPR now has a pitch guide for writers. Read the pitch guide, and then you can send your pitches to [email protected]. Here are their rates:
- $600.00 — reviews
- $800.00 — Short features (including interviews and obituaries)
- $1,200.00 — longer features and essays
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Oregon Humanities
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $500.00–1,000.00
Deadline: April 11
Oregon Humanities is looking for pitches and drafts of personal essays on the theme of memory. These features will be between 1,500–4,000 words, and the payment is $500.00–1,000.00.
They are looking for nonfiction stories about remembering and forgetting. These stories could either focus on individuals or communities. Besides essays, they also welcome journalism and book excerpts. They encourage submissions for writers of all experience levels.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Pit
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: £150-£200
Deadline: April 15
Pit Magazine recently tweeted that they are taking pitches for an upcoming issue: The Saucy Issue. The deadline is April 15. Pit magazine has its roots in live-fire cooking. They are looking for photo stories, historical pieces, memoir and first-person narratives, scientific deep dives, unexpected approaches to the theme of that issue, stories that are about a specific preparation, and cultural stories told through the lens of food.
Word counts are 1,000–2,500. Send your pitch to Helen at [email protected]. Pitches should be 2–3 paragraphs that outline your idea. Include links to other published works.
Pride Source
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $100.00–250.00
Deadline: Ongoing
Chris Azzopardi, the executive editor of Pride Source, tweeted that he is looking for travel and pride pitches. Essays pay $100–150, whereas features pay $200–250. Email pitches to [email protected].
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
The Quiet Ones
Looking For: Fiction and Poetry
Payment: $25.00
Deadline: April 14
The Quiet Ones is a tri-annual literary zine, and they are looking for pieces for their June 2022 issue. The theme of this issue is post-apocalyptic pride. The work submitted needs to contain horror elements. They are looking for flash and micro fiction (up to 1,000 words), short stories (up to 3,000 words), and poetry. Each selected piece is paid $25.00. Authors can submit up to 2 pieces for consideration.
Reckoning 7
Looking For: Nonfiction, Fiction, and Poetry
Payment: $30.00 a page for poetry, $0.08 a word for fiction and nonfiction
Deadline: September 22
Reckoning is a literary magazine that accepts poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. They pay $0.08 a word for fiction and nonfiction and $30.00 a page for poetry. The theme of this issue is oceans.
RePro Jobs
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $400.00
Deadline: Ongoing
RePro Jobs tweeted they are looking for articles written by hiring managers for tips for candidates looking for jobs. Payment is $400.00 for a blog post. Email inquiries to [email protected].
Rewired: An Anthology of Neurodiverse Horror
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $0.03 a word ($30.00–180.00)
Deadline: April 30
Ghost Orchid Press issued a call for submissions for their upcoming anthology Rewired. They are looking for horror stories inspired by neurodiverse experiences. Length should be between 1,000–6,000 words.
Riddlebird
Looking For: Nonfiction and Fiction
Payment: $100.00
Deadline: May 9
Riddlebird is looking for submissions of literary fiction, literary genre fiction, and personal essays for their next issue. You can submit one piece of up to 6,000 words. The payment is $100.00.
Science For The People
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $50.00–300.00
Deadline: April 22
Science For The People Magazine tweeted, that they are accepting pitches for their Autumn 2022 issue, Bleeding Earth. They accept features, book and media reviews, opinions, and artwork. The payment structure is as follows:
- $150.00 — Short Features, columns, reviews, and articles (length 1,200–1,500 words)
- $250.00 — Features (2,000+ words)
- $50.00–100.00 — Infographics
- $50.00–300.00 — Artwork
Ski Magazine
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $300.00+
Deadline: Ongoing
Sierra Shafer, editor-in-chief at Ski Magazine, recently tweeted that she is looking for pitches related to mental health. These pitches can be related to news, interviews, opinion, or personal essays. Payment starts at $300.00.
The Temz Review
Looking For: Nonfiction, poetry, and Fiction
Payment: $20
Deadline: April 30
The Temz Review accepts fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. For fiction and nonfiction, they pay $20.00 and accept works up to 10.000 words. For poetry, they pay $20.00 and accept up to 8 poems or 10 pages or fewer.
Tom Howard / John H. Reid Fiction and Essay Contest
Looking For: Nonfiction and Fiction
Payment: $200.00–3,000.00
Deadline: April 30
This is a contest with a fee associated with it. The cost for entry (per entry, unlimited entries) is $20.00. The best story and the best essay will both receive $3,000.00 and a two-year gift certificate for Duotrope. There will also be 12 honorable mentions who will each receive $200.00. The top 12 entries will also be published.
All themes are acceptable, and the word count is capped out at 6,000.
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Transformations
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $100.00
Deadline: April 15
Transformations has tweeted that they are looking for nonfiction narrative essays on their newest prompt — courageous acts. These essays should be about bravery you have witnessed or embodied, and they should be between 600–750 words in length. Email your submission to [email protected].
**UPCOMING DEADLINE**
Translunar Travelers Lounge
Looking For: Fiction
Payment: $0.03 a word — minimum of $20.00 and a maximum of $150.00
Deadline: March 15–21 is reserved for writers of color only, then March 22 — April 15th for all writers.
They are looking for 5,000 words or fewer short stories with either science fiction or fantasy elements. They especially like stories set in non-western cultures and have characters of all genders and sexualities or lack thereof. They also like neurodivergent characters, characters with disabilities, and stories that include happiness, friendship, and happy marriages.
WNYC and Gothamist
Looking For: Nonfiction
Payment: $300.00–500.00
Deadline: Ongoing
Sara Reinis, marketing strategist for NYC public radio, tweeted that she is looking for pitches. They pay $300.00 for less than 500 words and $500.00 for over 500 words. Dm Sara, if you are interested.
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