upstreet literary magazine is accepting submissions/ How to Submit (Payment: $50—$250).
upstreet is an award-winning annual literary anthology based in Berkshires of Western Massachusetts. The magazine was founded in 2005 by
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Publishers Weekly Calls for Book Reviewers/ How to Apply (Payment: A modest honorarium).
Publishers Weekly, widely known as PW and “the bible of the book business”, has been around for over 145 years.
The Future Newspaper/ How to Apply (Payment: $1.50 per word)
The Future Newspaper, “a speculative newspaper set in the future”, is looking for writers to contribute interesting and eye-opening pieces to its pages.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Remembered/ How to Submit (Payment: 2¢ per word)
In honor of Jules Verne’s classic novel “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea”, which was published on June 20, 1870,
African Writers Trust Publishing Fellowship Programme/ How to Submit (Benefits: EURO 4,200 + more)
The African Writers Trust has called for applications for the second edition of its Publishing Fellowship Programme. The programme, which
Mysterion is Open/ How to Submit (Payment: 8 cents per word).
Mysterion seeks speculative fiction stories that revolve around Christian themes, or includes Christian characters, or cosmology. The magazine accepts both
Graywolf Press Nonfiction Prize/ How to Apply (Prize: $12,000 + publication).
Graywolf Press, a press that believes in “champion(ing) outstanding writers at all stages of their careers to ensure that adventurous
The 2020 Nelson Agren Literary Award/How to Apply (Prize: $7,250 + more)
Named in honor of Nelson Agren, the American writer who grew up in Chicago and who won the National Book
The Drabblecast is Now Accepting Submissions/ How to Submit (Payment: $.06/Word)
An award-winning online speculative fiction magazine and podcast, The Drabblecast publishes “Strange Stories for Strange Listeners”, or what is also
The Bitter Oleander Press is Now Accepting Submissions/ How to Submit (Payment: Contributor’s Copy)
Established in 1974, the Bitter Oleander Press publishes “works whose imaginations open our eyes to a world we thought we