Asia Writes

17 April 2013

Our region/ country-specific search tools have been corrupted and we are still in the process of rebuilding them. These tools are important in trimming down thousands of search matches to writing opportunities available and relevant to Asian writers and journalists. We will resume updating our website before the end of the month.

The Asia Writes Project Team

24 January 2013

Apologies for the long hiatus as we took on a few freelance gigs to help us subsidize the costs of running our resource websites in 2013. We will be updating our sites shortly. Meanwhile, you may want to help continue this service by donating or advertising on the site, or by spreading the news.

Thank you.

07 April 2012

Blessed Easter Sunday!

We were able to raise a little over $200 from our first wave of call for donations (90% of which came from our Write Jobs blog followers) and we're sincerely thankful for the support. The donations were used to pay a small honorarium to our blog designer and volunteers who helped us set up our search and alert tools, and backtrack to as far as mid-2011 announcements that we missed when we temporarily stopped operations.

We urge you to support the work we do and the service we provide - just through the first 3 months as we try to sort out how else we can source funds to keep our blogs alive. Perhaps, you are already an established writer or you can find opportunities somewhere else, but we would like to exist and keep running our resource sites for young and emerging writers who check our blogs daily hoping to find an opportunity where they can hopefully be recognized.

A small donation will go a long way. We won't promise to send you the Hot Jobs reports right away as we're still trying to raise funds to hire a few more people for encoding and proofing - but we're targeting to release it in a few weeks. This new blog design is final - and we can focus on the Hot 500 project from today.

Thank you very much in advance.

08 March 2012

Our deadline alert tool is now in place. We tried it out last night with Twitter and now, our alerts are automatically cross-posted to our Facebook account and fan page. This will let you know where to submit next and when. We initially sent out alerts for opportunities with due dates falling between March 8th and 15th. Henceforth, we will send alerts one week in advance (e.g., tomorrow, we will alert you on opportunities due on March 16th).

As for the template, we are sorry we have to put back the black and green background as we are currently improving the white minimalist template that we will launch very soon. Bear with us in the meantime.

Liking our posts? Support the work we do and the service we provide. Click here to get our HOT 500 Reports. We will also launch our two other fundraising activities: HIRE A VIRTUAL WRITER'S ASSISTANT and A WRITER'S BLOG DESIGN FOR $50. These three fundraising ideas will help ensure that our blog will survive for the whole year. Asia Writes is a not-for-profit service that is worthy of your support.

Thank you for visiting!

05 March 2012

We know that it is not enough that we simply update the blog on a daily basis, so here's your chance to support the work we do and the service we provide -

And get something invaluable in return!

As a fundraising activity, we have included in our database some 10,000 paying magazines/ journals and trimmed them down to 500 for our HOT 500 reports. These paying markets were ranked based on writer's fee per word or equivalent, and the report will be released before March 31st. This is similar to our 2010 edition, but with more entries and details. A separate report, Globe 500 (for writers outside North America), will also be released.

A $5 donation will entitle you to one report, while we will send all the 3 reports to our supporters who donate at least $10.

This will entail weeks of hard work as we have to ensure that the important details are accurate and current. Support the work we do and the service we provide! By doing so, you'll have these invaluable reports to keep. Please spread the word.

04 March 2012

Our donors who have contributed any amount before March 3, 2012 will receive these three Writes Jobs 500 Reports as our token of appreciation. These materials will point you to the 500 highest-paying magazines, newspapers, journals, and websites for freelance and literary writers.

New donors who donate $5 will be sent one report of their choice, while those who donate $10 will receive all three materials. These reports, in PDF format, will not be for sale and will be available exclusively to our supporters.

FOR FREELANCE WRITERS:

From our 8,100 freelance writing entries, we trimmed them down to 500. Write Jobs's HOT 500 is a definitive list of the top 500 paying magazines, newspapers, journals and websites for freelance writers - scientifically ranked based on writer's fee per word (or equivalent). It provides you links to submission guidelines and details on the magazine's theme/ topics of interest, contact information, geographical restrictions, and a lot more.

FOR LITERARY WRITERS

From our 1,300 paying market entries, we trimmed them down to 500. Write Jobs's TOP 500 is a definitive list of the 500 highest-paying journals and magazines for literary writers - scientifically ranked based on writer's fee per word (or equivalent). It provides you links to submission guidelines and details on the journal's theme/ genre, contact information, geographical restrictions, and a lot more.

FOR WRITERS OUTSIDE THE US/ CANADA

From our 4,900 paying journals and magazines that accept international submissions, we trimmed them down to 500. Write Jobs's GLOBE 500 is a definitive list of the 500 highest-paying journals and magazines that accept submissions from outside the US/ Canada - scientifically ranked based on writer's fee per word (or equivalent). It provides you links to submission guidelines and details on the journal/ magazine's theme, topics of interest, contact information, and a lot more.

These special 500 Reports will be released before March 31st, 2012. Support the site today.

29 February 2012

We expect that you have a handful of writings to make as we've completed posting the announcements lurking in our search alerts from December 2011 to January 2012. Unfortunately, there were a few good ones that we missed out on; their deadlines have already passed. But there are other great opportunities that you can check out from today's updates.

So, it's zero backlog for Asia Writes, officially! Now we can focus on new announcements which we will post as they come.

By the way, for those who are having a hard time reading white font -we're sorry. We will still be using the new template for a few more weeks/ months. But all your comments/ suggestions on the blog design are being noted.

And thank you to those who already donated for the blog. We can't thank you enough. There were only a few who heeded the call but we're not losing hope that we can continue this free service to Asian writers.

Which brings us to a few fundraising ideas - e.g., a custom blog design for a $50 donation or "have a virtual writing assistant for $10". We know writers do not earn much from their works, so we guess doing something (aside from regularly updating this blog) in return for a donation might work.

We're also thinking of freeing up the middle bar for event/ book advertisements for as low as $15 - $30 a month. Shoot us an e-mail at support@asiawrites.org if you're interested. The first one gets the top spot (above the fold) for our thousands of followers to see. We'll post the announcement soon.

That's it for today. Good luck with your writing!

26 February 2012

Shameless reminder: it's almost payday and we still need your support. Please do not hesitate to donate any amount - it will be greatly appreciated. If our thousands of followers could donate even $1, then our blogs would be able to survive for years.

By the way, this is the final blog template, unless you have suggestions to make your visit more enjoyable. It took us weeks to finalize the colors, the header graphics, and the footer layout. Maybe we should look into free article writing services for some web content to enhance the blog! We hope you appreciate our effort to provide you a more appealing design aside from the regular blog updates. Yes, no weekend off for us.

And speaking of blog updates, there are hundreds of announcements that we have not posted yet and we'll do so in the coming days. We also hope to start sending you deadline alerts via Facebook and Twitter within the week.

Start the week right - give a little love :) This is an initiative worth supporting.

25 February 2012

By donating to Asia Writes, you are supporting thousands of writers of color who have made this blog their daily source of writing opportunities. This is a free service/ not-for-profit initiative to make the works of underrepresented writers more visible, and give them voice in today's literature.

This blog is maintained by hardworking volunteers, some with graphic design degrees, who are online 16 hours a day, 7 days a week. We do not seek profits but the opportunity to continue this free service for underrepresented writers worldwide. We thoroughly read through hundreds of announcements daily to handpick the more relevant/ legitimate opportunities; and are available on Yahoo Messenger to accommodate information/ research requests - real-time. The Upcoming Deadlines calendar on the right sidebar is a definitive resource, and we diligently provide deadline alerts through our social networking accounts.

As we are online 16 hours a day scouting for opportunities, you are always the first to know. We are almost always ahead of other resource sites in posting announcements.

We're sure you do not want to miss a single opportunity to write, be heard, and potentially earn from your writings. We urge you to support this free service/ not-for-profit initiative today. Your donations will be well spent, we promise - they will go to utilities, tools, and manhours involved in running this blog.

Writers of color remain underrepresented in world literature today. By donating, you are providing more venues for underrepresented writers to be heard and recognized. A $1 donation will be immensely appreciated. Thank you very much.

22 February 2012

We've already updated the Upcoming Deadlines calendar on the right sidebar. Take a look and see where you should submit next.

Again, you can find us live on Yahoo Messenger. Add "resourceforwriters" and talk to us if you need assistance with your research or write-ups (related to writing, literature or journalism). Our search tools are sophisticated. We may be of help - real time!

Finally, donations are still very welcome. This is the only blog of its kind that's updated 7 days a week. A $1 donation will help save this blog. Support us.

19 February 2012

We are maintaining 5 writing resource blogs and from the time that we first announced our call for donations, 16 people have donated. Thank you very much! At least we know that there are 16 people who are glad that our blogs are back and would like to support them. We can't thank you enough:

David Kernick
Michael Phoya
Allaboutwriting
Jennifer Robson
Zahira Tiara Shafiq
Ms Truschel
Michelle T Johnson
Corinna Underwood
Linda Chambara
Al Gerard de la Cruz
Audrey Frasure
Ian Correa
Danielle Craft
Pamela Sloss
Lisa Romeo
Jenna Krumminga

Donations are still very welcome especially now that we're doing so much work to catch up on opportunities that we've missed. A $1 donation will be highly appreciated. Just click on the yellow DONATE button on the right sidebar. Thank you.

16 February 2012

As you may have noticed, we've redesigned the blog again to give it a little color. We've added a middle column so you can easily share the posts and see related opportunities.

We have started updating the blog and we have just screened some writing opportunities for posting tomorrow. We'll work on our Upcoming Deadlines calendar and update the sidebars as well.

Donate $1 and help save this blog. You don't need a Paypal account to donate. Just click on our yellow DONATE button and it will take you to the secure payments page. To those who have already donated, thank you very much!

10 February 2012

2011 wasn't a good year for us. We're freelancers and we used to rent an office where we could collectively work and at the same time be of service to writers worldwide. But that (and other resources) had to go.

From the time that we announced that we had to stop updating this blog, we've received hundreds of responses from interested people/ organizations who would like to take over. We're very sorry for not replying. We haven't had the chance to sit down and talk about the proposals as we would like to be able to revive this blog ourselves.

Now, we're seeking your help to get us started again. We've redesigned the blog for easier navigation and a cleaner look, and we've already set up our tools so we can update the blog with more relevant and "real" writing opportunities. Our posts will be carefully handpicked from thousands of sources.

Support us by donating any amount. Your donations will go to utilities, manhours and other resources involved in the updating of this blog. They will be well spent, we promise. A one-time donation of $5 will be immensely appreciated, but we are also accepting pledges of monthly/ be-monthly/ quarterly support as we are thinking of taking out the unsightly advertisements in the future. Just email us at support@asiawrites.org.

This is the only blog of its kind that's regularly updated, and we're sure you and the writing community in general have benefited from this labor of love.

We'll start updating this blog shortly. Let us also know of any requests and suggestions that you may have. In the meantime, do not hesitate to click on our donate link below. Thank you very much for your generosity. We're excited to get started again.

(IMPORTANT: You can still donate even if you don't have a Paypal account. Click on the donate button. Somewhere at the bottom of our donations page you can see "don't have a PayPal account" link. Further instructions are there.)

05 February 2012

Our goal is to find every possible legitimate opportunity for Asian writers ahead of other resource sites. If Asia Writes has helped you, donations of any amount will be appreciated.

By donating to Asia Writes, you are supporting both:

1. Our volunteers who are online 16 hours a day, 7 days a week to scout and screen writing opportunities for writers; and

2. Thousands of writers of color who have made this blog their daily source of writing opportunities.

Writers of color remain underrepresented in world literature today. Asia Writes is a free service/ not-for-profit initiative that provides more venues for writers of color to be heard and recognized.

Our volunteers do not seek profits but the opportunity to continue this free service for writers of color. They thoroughly read through hundreds of announcements daily to handpick the more relevant/ legitimate opportunities; and are available on Yahoo Messenger to accommodate information/ research requests - REAL-TIME. The Upcoming Deadlines calendar is regularly updated, and deadline alerts are sent out to our Facebook and Twitter followers on a daily basis.

We're sure you do not want to miss a single opportunity to write, be heard and recognized, and potentially earn from your writings. We urge you to support this free service/ not-for-profit initiative today. A $2 donation will be immensely appreciated. Thank you very much.

17 December 2010

Assumption: For journals/ magazines paying on a per-word basis, we assumed that a story had 2,000 words on the average. Rates were converted to US$.

Sites are ranked based on the rates, from highest-paying to lowest-paying market. To visit the site/ see the complete guidelines, please click on the magazine/ journal title.

1. Tor.com - pays $0.25 per word

2. Cosmos Magazine - pays a flat rate of $500

3. Odyssey - pays $.20 per word

4. Heritage Tales - pays a flat rate of $250

5. Heliotrope - pays $0.1 per word

6. Clarkesworld Magazine - pays $0.1 per word

7. Futurismic - pays a flat rate of $200

8. Twelfth Planet Novella Series - pays a flat rate of $180

9. Daily Science Fiction - pays $0.08 per word

10. Alfred Hitchcock's - pays $0.08 per word

11. Wrong World - pays $0.075 per word

12. Futures - pays a flat rate of $130

13. Realms of Fantasy - pays $0.06 per word

14. Jim Baen's Universe - pays $0.06 per word

15. Asimov's Science Fiction - pays $0.06 per word

16. Grantville Gazette - pays $0.06 per word

17. Intergalactic Medicine Show - pays $0.06 per word

18. Analog Science Fiction and Fact - pays $0.06 per word

19. F & SF - pays $0.06 per word

20. AE: The Canadian Science Fiction Review - pays $0.059 per word

21. The Night Land - pays $0.055 per word

22. Fantasy Magazine - pays $0.05 per word

23. Universe Annex - pays $0.05 per word

24. Doorways Magazine - pays $0.05 per word

25. Redstone Science Fiction - pays $0.05 per word

26. Nature Futures - pays $0.05 per word

27. Lightspeed Magazine - pays $0.05 per word

28. Bull Spec - pays $0.05 per word

29. Dark Discoveries - pays $0.05 per word

30. Apex Magazine - pays $0.05 per word

31. Shock Totem - pays $0.05 per word

32. vMeme21 - pays $0.05 per word

33. Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine - pays $0.05 per word

34. Beneath Ceaseless Skies - pays $0.05 per word

35. On Spec - pays $0.05 per word

36. Illusion Presents: Transmitter - pays $0.05 per word

37. Cemetery Dance - pays $0.05 per word

38. Wee Ones - pays $0.05 per word

39. Lenox Avenue - pays $0.05 per word

40. Dark Cloud Press - pays $0.05 per word

41. Strange Horizons - pays $0.05 per word

42. GigaNotoSaurus - pays a flat rate of $100

43. Heroic Fantasy Quarterly - pays a flat rate of $100

44. Pseudopod - pays a flat rate of $100

45. Vulgata - pays a flat rate of $100

46. Podcastle - pays a flat rate of $100

47. Tetragon Science Fiction - pays a flat rate of $100

48. Ennea - pays $0.047 per word

49. Twelfth Planet Novelette Doubles - pays a flat rate of $90.97

50. New Ceres Magazine - pays $0.04 per word

51. Enchanted Conversation, The - pays $0.04 per word

52. Onirismes - pays a flat rate of $78.56

53. Abyss & Apex - pays a flat rate of $75

54. Parabola - pays a flat rate of $75

55. The Internet Review of Science Fiction - pays a flat rate of $70

56. Basement Stories - pays $0.03 per word

57. Damnation Books - pays $0.03 per word

58. Brain Harvest - pays $0.03 per word

59. Untied Shoelaces of the Mind - pays $0.03 per word

60. Vestal Review - pays $0.03 per word

61. Weird Tales - pays $0.03 per word

62. Ideomancer - pays $0.03 per word

63. Spacesuits and Sixguns - pays $0.03 per word

64. Trabuco Road - pays $0.03 per word

65. GUD Magazine - pays $0.03 per word

66. Aberrant Dreams - pays $0.03 per word

67. Black Gate - pays $0.03 per word

68. Carnifex Press - pays $0.03 per word

69. Panverse - pays a flat rate of $60

70. Big Ole Face Full of Monster - pays $0.025 per word

71. Icarus - pays a flat rate of $50

72. Nil Desperandum - pays a flat rate of $50

73. Flash Fiction Online - pays a flat rate of $50

74. Wily Writers - pays a flat rate of $50

75. Hotel Guignol - pays a flat rate of $50

76. Hub Magazine - pays a flat rate of $50

77. Edge of Propinquity, The - pays a flat rate of $50

78. I Love Cats - pays a flat rate of $50

79. AlienQ - pays a flat rate of $50

80. TQR Total Quality Reading - pays a flat rate of $50

81. Chrysalis Reader - pays a flat rate of $50

15 September 2010

Please click on the magazine title to view the guidelines and check if they are accepting submissions at this time. For magazines paying on a per-word basis, our assumption is that an article contains 1,000 words. Top-paying markets for poetry can be found here, and for short stories here. Kindly advise us of broken links.

(Note to editors/publishers of these magazines, advise us of corrections, if any. This list is updated as of September 16, 2010.)

Best of luck.

1. Explore Magazine pays $1500 minimum

2. Hispanic Business pays up to $1500 per article

3. National Parks Magazine pays $1300 for features and travel articles

4. The Progressive pays $1300

5. Family Fun pays $1.25 per word

6. Smithsonian pays $1000 to $1500 for last word humor page

7. Entrepreneur pays $1 per word

8. On Wall Street pays $1 per word

9. Discovery Channel Online pays $1 per word

10. Robb Report pays $1 per word

11. This Old House pays $1 per word

12. U.S Airways pays $1 per word

13. Vibe Magazine pays $1 per word

14. Wish pays $1 per word

15. Trazzler pays $1000 per month

16. Sierra Magazine pays $750 - $3500

17. Car & Driver pays $750 - $3000 per article; send e-mail to editors@caranddriver.com

18. Wine Enthusiast pays $750 - $2000; query by sending e-mail to tmoriarity@wineenthusiast.com

19. National Parks Magazine pays $750 - $1300 per article; issues kill fee if article doesn't run

20. About.com pays $675 per month plus bonuses for traffic

21. Scrap Magazine pays $600 - $1000

22. Chile Pepper pays $600

23. Baby Talk Magazine pays $500 - $2000; query by mail to 530 5th Avenue, NY NY 10036 and be sure to include a SASE

24. Sub Tropics pays $500 - $1000

25. Romantic Homes pays $500

26. Meetings Media pays $500 per article

27. HistoryNet pays $500

28. American Scholar pays up to $500

29. Vietnam Magazine pays $400 - $800

30. The Saturday Evening Post pays up to $400

31. Metro Parent pays $350 per article

32. The Sun Magazine pays $300 to $3000

33. North Shore pays $300 to $1500

34. American Kennel Club Gazzette pays $300 - $500 per article

35. America's Civil War pays $300 minimum

36. GoMediaZine pays up to $300 per article

37. Art Calendar pays $250

38. Chidren's Advocate pays $225 - $450

39. Paste Magazine pays $0.25 per word

40. Credit Today pays $200 - $1400

41. Kitchen and Bath Design News pays $200 - $650

42. Her Sports pays $200 - $600 per assigned article

43. Blade Magazine pays $200 - $300

44. Christian Science Monitor pays $200 - $225 per article

45. SQLServerPerformance.com pays up to $200 for 1500-word articles

46. AAA Living pays $150 - $1800 per assigned article

47. Laptop Magazine pays $150 - $1250

48. Model Railroad Hobbyist pays $150 - $1000

49. Aerospace Magazine pays $150 - $750

50. Boys Life pays $150 - $750

51. Persimmon Hill pays $150 - $300

52. The Network Journal pays $150 - $200

53. psd.tut pays $150 per tutorial

54. Threads pays $150 per page

55. Skirt Magazine pays $150 per article

56. New York Spirit pays $150

57. Minnesota Trails Magazine pays $125 minimum

58. ProBlogDesign pays $125 per post

59. SitePoint pays $100 plus bonuses

60. Astronomy pays $100 - $1000

61. Brick pays $100 - $500 per submission

62. International Living pays $100 - $500

63. Family Motor Coaching Magazine pays $100 - $500

64. Northwest Travel pays $100 - $500

65. Seattle Homes & Lifestyles pays $100 - $400 per article

66. Broken Pencil pays $100 - $400

67. Russian Life Magazine pays $100 - $300

68. Readers Digest pays $100 - $300 for accepted jokes and humor

69. Dance Teacher pays $100 - $300; e-mail jtu@dancemedia.com for guidelines

70. Bee Culture pays $100 - $250

71. Web Design Tuts pays $100 per tutorial

72. Web Design Tuts pays $100 per tutorial

73. Snafu Designs pays $100 per idea; guidelines at info@snafuguidelines

74. DotNet Slackers pays $100 per article

75. Common Ties pays $100 per story

76. Martini Media Network pays $100 per article

77. Dropzone.com pays $100

78. Technical Articles on Power Supply Power pays $100

79. Auto Pilot Magazine pays $100

80. Messaging Talk pays up to $100 per article

81. Greater Good pays $75 - $350

82. Graphic Design School pays $75 - $120

83. Qatar Vistor pays $75 per article

84. Sex, etc pays $75 per article

85. Apron Strings pays €60 - €100

86. LabMice pays $60 - $100

87. Freelance Switch pays $60 per guest post

88. Across the Board pays $50 - $2500 per article

89. Family Business pays $50 - $1000

90. Oregon Humanities pays $50 - $800

91. Tutorial9 pays $50 - $300

92. TutToaster pays $50 - $200 per article or tutorial

93. Australian Women Online pays $50 - $150 per article

94. Radish pays $50 - $150

95. DeveloperTutorials.com pays $50 - $100 for tutorials

96. Seattle Dining pays $50 - $60

97. Room Magazine pays C$50 - C$75

98. PS Deluxe pays $50 per tutorial

99. The Change Agent pays $50

100. International Living pays $50

101. Literary Traveler pays $50

102. Woman's Day pays $50

13 September 2010

Deadline: 31 October 2010

Cutting Block Press is pleased to announce an open submissions period for the follow-up to its successful 2007 anthology, Tattered Souls, to be published in trade paperback early in 2011. With Tattered Souls 2, we’re looking for horror fiction of the highest order. Or mission is to disturb and provoke through the power of stories well told and we’re unafraid of the darkest corners of the human condition. We ask only that you join us in our effort, bringing both courage and craft.

We believe longer works provide authors the opportunity to delve deeply into the myriad themes that inform the finest horror fiction and our guidelines reflect that. Particular consideration will be given those stories that best make use of supernatural content. Contemporary horror too often seems to have forgotten the notion that there are possibilities far worse than grisly death meted out to innocents by villains intent on mayhem. In this volume we intend to rectify that neglect.

We place no prior restrictions on content, but please be aware that violence and/or perversity used simply for shock value won’t cut it with us. The cascading horrors of the real world abound and intrude on our everyday lives. Works selected for TS2 will be those that travel to a place beyond to carry readers into a world where comfort is in short supply, hope is insufficient to save the day and one’s complicity in one’s own fate is laid bare.

We neither disturb nor provoke easily. We invite you to try.

At the bottom of this page, we’ve made a special offer for any author who wishes to submit to Tattered Souls 2. Please consider it carefully, as the most effective way for authors to understand what we’re looking for is to read what we’ve already published.

Guidelines:
For TS2, we’ll be reading original, unpublished stories of between 6,000 and 25,000 words in length, though we’re willing to go beyond that length for works of special merit and if you’ve one of those you should submit it. No simultaneous submissions. No multiple submissions. Each work must be accompanied by a separate synopsis, describing the story in full. All submissions will be reviewed by at least one editor, but a Senior Editor will read every synopsis. Only submissions e-mailed to the address below will be considered. Failure to follow guidelines may result in a submission being rejected without being read.

Submissions deadline is October 31 2010, with publication scheduled during the 1st half of 2011. A provisional response to your submission should be expected from us within 90 days of receipt.

Buying 1st worldwide anthology rights for print, and electronic rights to publish TS2 on Kindle. We accept no reprints. Paying 1.5 cents per word, plus one contributor’s copy. For established authors, rates are negotiable. Final response time: six months or sooner.

More information here.

31 August 2010

These are paying markets for short stories (see a separate list for poetry here) that accept online submissions or submissions via email. Please check the site first if they are open to submissions at this time.

Note that we categorize a journal/magazine as a paying market if payment rates are clearly stated in their submission guidelines. If not, they will not appear on this list. For magazines/journals that pay per word or page, our assumption is that a story contains 1,000 words, or around four pages.

This is not comprehensive but we will update this on a monthly basis as we discover more journals/magazines with online submission system that pay for literary works.

(Note to editors/publishers of these journals, advise us of corrections, if any. This list is updated as of September 16, 2010.)

1. Glimmer Train
Payment rate: $700
Submissions: http://www.glimmertrainpress.com/writer/html/index2.asp

2. Poetry Magazine
Payment rate: $150/page
Submissions: https://submissions.poetrymagazine.org/

3. American Scholar
Payment rate: Up to $500
Submissions: scholar@pbk.org

4. KNOW
Payment rate: C$0.50 per word
Submissions: adrienne@knowmag.ca

5. US Catholic
Payment rate: $300min
Submissions: literaryeditor@uscatholic.org

6. New Love Stories
Payment rate: $300
Submissions: submit@newlovestories.com

7. Westerly
Payment rate: $150
Submissions: westerly@cyllene.uwa.edu.au

8. Black Warrior Review
Payment rate: Up to $150
Submissions: http://bwrsubmissions.ua.edu

9. Virginia Quarterly
Payment rate: $0.15-0.20/word
Submissions: http://www.vqronline.org/submission/

10. Weavings
Payment rate: $0.13/word
Submissions: weavings@upperroom.org

11. The Missouri Review
Payment rate: $30/page
Submissions: http://www.missourireview.org/store/e-submit_gateway.php

12. Missouri Review
Payment rate: $30/page
Submissions: http://www.missourireview.com/main_info/e-submissions.php

13. Ploughshares
Payment rate: $50min/ $250max ($25/page)
Submissions: http://www2.pshares.org/submit/

14. Voiceworks
Payment rate: $100
Submissions: editor(at)expressmedia(dot)org(dot)au

15. Iron Horse
Payment rate: $100
Submissions: not open for submissions at this time

16. Heroic Fantasy Quarterly
Payment rate: $100
Submissions: editors [at] heroicfantasyquarterly.com

17. Nashville Review
Payment rate: $100
Submissions: http://nashvillereview.submishmash.com/

18. DesiLit
Payment rate: $100
Submissions: poetry@desilit.org

19. One Story
Payment rate: $100
Submissions: https://www.one-story.com/submissions/

20. Hayden's Ferry
Payment rate: $25/page ($100 maximum)
Submissions: http://submit.haydensferryreview.asu.edu/

21. Ninth Letter
Payment rate: $25/page
Submissions: https://www-s.art.uiuc.edu/ninthletter/submissions/

22. Pedestal Magazine
Payment rate: $.08/word
Submissions: http://www.thepedestalmagazine.com/submitwork.php

23. New Welsh Review
Payment rate: £80
Submissions: submissions [at] newwelshreview.com

24. Gulf Coast
Payment rate: $20/page
Submissions: http://www.gulfcoastmag.org/submissions/

25. Red Stone Science Fiction
Payment rate: $20/page
Submissions: submissions@redstonesciencefiction.com

26. Abyss & Apex
Payment rate: Up to $75 ($0.05/word)
Submissions: abyssandapex@gmail.com, aandapoetry@gmail.com

27. Etchings
Payment rate: AU$75
Submissions: etchings@ilurapress.com

28. Chiaroscuro
Payment rate: $0.07/word
Submissions: savory@rogers.com

29. Apron Strings
Payment rate: €60-100
Submissions: ssmith3@ireland.com

30. Indiana Review
Payment rate: $5/page ($10min)
Submissions: http://www.indianareview.org/submissions/

31. Turnrow
Payment rate: $15/page
Submissions: ryan@ulm.edu

32. Ancient Paths Literary Magazine
Payment rate: $50
Submissions: SSBurris@cox.net

33. River & Sound Review
Payment rate: $50
Submissions: poetry@riverandsoundreview.org

34. Flash Me Magazine
Payment rate: $50
Submissions: sfh@wingedhalo.com

35. Wily Writers
Payment rate: $50
Submissions: submissions@wilywriters.com

36. Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine
Payment rate: $0.05/word-$450
Submissions: http://asimovs.magazinesubmissions.com/

37. Strange Horizona
Payment rate: $50/min ($0.05/word)
Submissions: poetry@strangehorizons.com

38. Bear Deluxe Magazine
Payment rate: $0.05/word
Submissions: bear@orlo.org

39. Apex Magazine
Payment rate: $0.05/word
Submissions: apex.submission@gmail.com

40. Gum Show Review
Payment rate: $0.05/word-$50
Submissions: editor@gumshoereview.com

41. Scribblers and Ink Spillers
Payment rate: $40
Submissions: submissions@scribblersandinkspillers.com

42. Agni
Payment rate: $10/page ($150 maximum)
Submissions: http://www.bu.edu/dbin/agni/

43. West Branch
Payment rate: $10/page
Submissions: http://westbranchsubmissions.bucknell.edu/

44. Witness
Payment rate: $10/page
Submissions: http://witness.blackmountaininstitute.org/submit/login.php

45. Critical Writing
Payment rate: $30
Submissions: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/poetry-/

46. GUD Magazine
Payment rate: $5min ($0.03/word)
Submissions: http://www.gudmagazine.com/user/edit.php

47. Aberrant Dreams
Payment rate: $.03/word ($100 maximum)
Submissions: http://www.aberrantdreams.com/content/user/register

48. Damazine
Payment rate: $25
Submissions: poetry@damazine.com

49. Spinetingler
Payment rate: $25
Submissions: spinetinglermag@gmail.com

50. Brain Harvest
Payment rate: $0.03/word-$22.50
Submissions: submissions@twelfthplanetpress.com