21. We Need Writers » Blog Archive » Writing For Magazines Here is an interesting video with Polly Guerin discussing writing articles for magazines; Click here to search for magazine writing jobs http://we-need-writers.com/2009/06/02/writing-for-magazines/

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22. Savenije, Patricia - Txtbreed Edits, translates, and writes for magazines. Site contains writings and personal information. http://www.xs4all.nl/~txtbreed/

23. Write For Magazines Successful writer Linda Formichelli helps you break into magazines and reach your writing dreams with her ecourse and phone mentoring. http://writeformagazines.com/

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25. Caroline Tiger Philadelphia-based freelance journalist writing for magazines presents online portfolio. http://www.carolinetiger.com/

Home About Articles Books ... Caroline Tiger Welcome book author. I also write a Philadelphia design blog News I write the weekly LifeStyle column for the . My newest book, , came out in June from Quirk Books. I also wrote City Walks: Philadelphia and The Long-Distance Relationship Guide , among other books. Releases in 2010 include , 16th ed. Twitter , but I may not be updating that or my blog very often until mid- to late Fall. Recent Articles Destination France Bordeaux Uncorked Site by Being Wicked

26. Magazine Writing Leads To Books There are many benefits from writing for magazines. On this page, I will be teaching how you can learn this important skill. First, how do you write a magazine article from http://www.right-writing.com/magazine.html

Enter Your E-mail Address Enter Your First Name (optional) Then Don't worry your e-mail address is totally secure. I promise to use it only to send you Right Writing News. Magazine Writing Leads to Book Publishing Many beginning writers overlook magazine writing. Often these new writers (and even some of the older ones) are only trying to publish books. Some people dream of holding their own novel while others are creating some how-to or nonfiction type of book. Each dream is valid and their work is to be applauded. Several years ago at a conference, I met an unpublished author who had faithfully worked on her 100,000 word novel. With three small children, this mother labored to finish her novel. I applauded and encouraged her effortyet this author was doing little else to build her reputation as a writer. I understand how people value books. I appreciate the worth and cost of writing a printed book for a traditional publisher and I've completed this task over 50 different times for many books. If you want to publish books, I want to encourage you to take a different course of action. As an editor, I read many other publications and I looked for writers who could also write for me. If I write an article, it reaches many more people than my books. On the average a book may sell 5,000 copies. Certainly some books turn into bestsellers but with more than 50,000 new books a yearmany books are fortunate to sell 5,000 copies.

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28. Writing For Magazines - Jan Lundy On Writing For Magazines If you would like to write for magazines, take author and editor Jan Lundy's advice to heart! http://freelancewrite.about.com/od/getpublished/a/lundy.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Careers Freelance Writing Freelance Writing Search Freelance Writing Magazines Biz-Copy Creative ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Freelance Writing Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum By Allena Tapia , About.com Guide See More About: advice from writers freelance writing jobs magazine writing Jan Lundy, freelance writer and published author (c)Jan Lundy, used with permission zSB(3,3) The following guest article is courtesy of Janice Lynne Lundy, author of the recently released "Your Truest Self." Jan's ambition and careful steps got her in on the ground floor of a freelancer's dream magazine, Women's LifeStyle. Jan was kind enough to forward some tips for new freelancers who want to break into the magazine market. Know Your Market Create a Small Repertoire of Writing Pieces Be Flexible Keep Writing Many blessings for your writing success! Suggested Reading Get Published, A New Freelance Writers Guide to Getting their Work Published Writers - Kinds of Freelance Writers Pitching Magazines - Non-traditional Pitching Magazines Related Articles The Writer Magazine - Interview with Ron Kovach, Editor

29. Certificates And Short Courses: 2010/2011 Entry: Writing For Magazines Find out more about Writing for Magazines This is a comprehensive module covering journalistic writing across the full range of magazine genres. http://www.bbk.ac.uk/study/ce/journalism/courses/FFME074H5.html

@import url("../../templates/cestylesheet.css"); Skip navigation Skip to main navigation for this site Skip to navigation for this section Home ... International students Writing for Magazines Contact our course team tel: 020 3073 8231 email: culture@bbk.ac.uk Related links Choosing the right course Why Birkbeck Fees and payment Financial support ... Events at Birkbeck Bookmark this page Delicious Facebook StumbleUpon Digg ... Journalism Writing for Magazines Introduction to Journalism Fees (concessionary fees in brackets) CATS points credits at Level 5 Enrolment Start dates and duration Venue Contact our course team to enrol tel: 020 3073 8231 email: culture@bbk.ac.uk How to enrol ME(A) Mon 10 Jan 2011, 6.30pm-8.30pm 11 meetings Venue to be announced Relevant qualifications This module is part of the following programme(s): Journalism (Certificate of Higher Education) Media Practice (Certificate of Higher Education) Back to top Last modified: 11 Nov 2010 10.11

30. Serving Writers Since 1921 - Canadian Authors Association Published quarterly, Canadian Author is Canada s national writing magazine. Each issue includes articles of particular interest to developing and established Canadian writers. http://www.canauthors.org/

Serving Writers Since 1921 About the Canadian Authors Association A National Organization with a Local Presence The Canadian Authors Association (CAA) is a national organization with a local presence dedicated to promoting a flourishing community of writers across Canada and to encourage works of literary and artistic merit. The organization does this by: establishing and maintaining professional standards, promoting professionalism and good practices, providing opportunities for professional development, promoting the fair and equitable treatment of writers, working in partnership with other relevant organizations, and promoting awareness of Canada's writing and publishing environment. The CAA was incorporated without share capital in 1947 and received tax exempt status as a registered national arts service organization (NASO) in August 1997. More information about the CAA is available as you browse through the links on the left and the brief overview below. Writers Helping Writers Since 1921 If you are serious about your writing you will want to become a CAA member to obtain the greatest benefit and access to the wide range of services and networking that is available only to our members.

31. Freelance Writing: Make Great Money Writing Articles For Magazines (In Your Spar Want to make money writing for magazines? Angela Booth shows you how, in a step by step process. Write for magazines paying $3 and more a word. Build your professional writing http://www.abmagic.com/magazines.html

Angela Booth's Info Magic Info For Professional Writers And Marketers Home Skills Magazine Writing Home ... Site Map Fed up with writing low-paid Web articles? "If You Want to See Your Name in Newsstand Magazines, You Can!" If you want to kick your writing career up a notch, consider writing for magazines. Magazine writing is both easy and highly profitable. Once you've learned the techniques in this ebook, you'll soon be writing for magazines which pay from $1 to $4 PER WORD With thousands of magazines to write for, and new magazines being started every year, you'll never run out of writing opportunities. I've been writing for magazines since around 1980, and continue to write for magazines today. Imagine seeing your name in your favorite magazines. How proud would your family be? Freelance Writing: Make Great Money Writing Articles For Magazines (In Your Spare Time) Welcome to the wonderful world of writing for magazines. It's possible to make $150,000 a year and more in your new profession.

32. Konrad Yakabuski Freelance Canadian-based journalist writing for magazines, e-zines, newspapers, and other publications on business, politics, the arts, popular culture, cycling and other topics. Bilingual site (French and English). http://www.konradyakabuski.com/

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33. Writing For Magazines An introduction to the children's magazine market for writers. Writing for Magazines. Many new writers find that writing for children's magazines is a good http://www.gkbledsoe.com/articles/whattowrite/magazines.html

Glen and Karen Bledsoe articles What should I write? Articles Index: Articles home Three most-asked questions Where should I start? What shall I write? ... Submissions Site Index: Glen and Karen Bledsoe home Our books About us Articles on Writing ... Bookview: Book review and publishing news blog Search This Site: Web www.gkbledsoe.com Writing for Magazines Many new writers find that writing for children's magazines is a good way to break into the children's market. However, some writers especially writers who don't care much for reading magazines don't care for the magazine market and prefer writing books. While writing for magazines is never a prerequisite for writing and publishing books, it is certainly one way to break into the market, and can provide experience in working for editors. Fiction Did you like reading short stories when you were a child? Did you love getting magazines in the mail? Can you still remember some of the stories you read? If so, you might find your niche in writing short stories for magazines. Magazine fiction, like all children's fiction, needs to be lively, original, and well-grounded in the child's world. In general younger the child you are writing for, the more real the story needs to seem. Very young children like stories about the things they're most familiar with: mealtime, bath, bedtime, going to the library, playing with friends. A story about losing a favorite toy at the grocery store and finding it again under the vegetable bins can be an exciting adventure for a toddler. A story showing another child or animals in their bedtime routine can be a soothing read for a child who is getting ready for bed. These stories may or may not be written in rhyme, but they should have a cadence and rhythm to them. If you want to write for toddlers, read magazines geared for toddlers, such as

34. FREELANCE WRITING FOR MAGAZINES By Brian Scott Writing for magazines is a great place to freelance because you can earn a good paycheck writing cover stories, features, howto articles, interview pieces, product or travel http://www.freelancewriting.com/articles/freelance-writing-for-magazines.php

Quick Links: Freelance Writing Jobs Writer's Guidelines Writing Contests Tuesday 16th of November 2010 07:31:27 PM RSS Feeds Facebook Twitter StyleWriter Software - World's largest style, usage and English grammar checker. ( sponsored link ) Home What's New? Resources RSS Feeds ... Articles / VIEW Share Freelance Writing For Magazines by Brian Scott Writing for magazines is a great place to freelance because you can earn a good paycheck writing cover stories, features, how-to articles, interview pieces, product or travel destination reviews, and other types of articles. Plus, your byline will promote yourself as a freelance writer to the public. Follow these tips: TIP #1: Most of the articles you will write for magazines will be between 800-1500 words. TIP #2: Know the magazine before you submit your article. There's nothing worse than submitting an article with the wrong style, topic, or editorial slant to an editor who doesn't publish that kind of article. TIP #3: If you aren't familiar with the magazine editor and the editor isn't familiar with you, then submit a non-seasonal article (not specific to a time frame) for consideration. TIP #4: Once you have written your article, study the Internet for the best possible way to write query letters or proposals.

35. Write For Magazines - How To Write For National Magazines Learn how to break into the national magazine market, and how to write for national magazines. http://freelancewrite.about.com/od/getpublished/a/magazineswalker.htm

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36. HowStuffWorks "How Freelance Magazine Writing Works" Ever have a great story idea? Ever consider writing it up? Getting published in a magazine is not as hard as you may think. Find out what it takes to get paid by the word. http://www.howstuffworks.com/magazine-writing.htm

HSW.sm.loadPageInfo(13566); OAS_AD('TopBanner'); HowStuffWorks Search HowStuffWorks and the web Video Podcasts Blogs Quizzes Games RSS Adventure Animals Auto Culture ... Next Page How Freelance Magazine Writing Works by Laura Schaefer Print Cite Feedback ... Recommend Cite This! Close Please copy/paste the following text to properly cite this HowStuffWorks article: Inside this Article Introduction to How Freelance Magazine Writing Works Get Clips Read Up Brainstorm ... A robust portfolio is important, but a strong resume is key when trying to find freelance writing work. Most magazines you see on newsstands every day rely on freelance writers for their content. From fillers to features, most parts of a publication are fair game for writers hoping to break in. No, you don't have to have a cousin in the publishing world to see your name in print. You just have to follow the rules like every other journalist until, one day, the editors start calling you. In this edition of HowStuffWorks , you'll get a step-by-step tour of how a new writer can get his or her work published in a national magazine. Quick Tip Typographical, grammatical and spelling errors are some of the most common and deadly mistakes people make on resumes.

37. Writing For Magazines WRITING FOR MAGAZINES IS THE MOST LUCRATIVE FORM OF FREELANCE WRITING AND WE CAN TEACH YOU THE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT! MAGS RAGS to RICHES eworkshop in writing for magazines is http://www.writelink.co.uk/writingformagazines/

WRITING FOR MAGAZINES IS THE MOST LUCRATIVE FORM OF FREELANCE WRITING AND WE CAN TEACH YOU THE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT! e-workshop in writing for magazines is completely FREE! There are literally hundreds and hundreds of magazines, newspapers and websites that depend on freelance contributions. Covering every conceivable topic, they all demand quality articles on a whole range of subjects which you could supply to generate a worthwhile, full or part time income. YOU DON’T NEED A DEGREE, YOU DON’T NEED TO SIGN UP FOR AN EXPENSIVE COURSE OF TUITION! Anyone with a reasonable standard of English and even modest research skills stands an excellent chance of making sales ... BUT ... writing for magazines is a highly competitive market, you need to know how to: Find markets Generate ideas Write professional query letters Approach editors Undertake research Understand your readership e-workshop in writing for magazines is completely FREE! Delivered by daily email, these six lessons will teach you a logical and methodical approach to writing articles and features that will show you how to avoid rejections and generate success. Each lesson includes practical exercises that will help you get your work into shape plus some useful weblinks for further reading.

38. Writing For Magazines - Home Help with getting published and writing for magazines http://strugglingauthors.co.uk/writingformagazines.aspx

39. Online Workshop - Writing For Magazines Want to break into the magazine and ezine markets? Preparation will raise your chances of becoming a published writer. http://www.coffeehouseforwriters.com/magazines.html

Home Join a Community Learn the Craft Get Motivated ... Contact Us Testimonials Thanks for the great class! It was everything I had hoped for and more. Your lessons were thorough and informative, and your responses to our many questions and comments [were] immediate and specific. Your critiques of our individual assignments were encouraging, but honest, and told us exactly what we needed to change or improve. You also praised what we were doing right. Your friendliness and humor, and generous sharing of the lessons you had learned through your personal experience made learning a delight. I can't wait to try my hand at getting published!" Ellen Weston "I just wanted to let you know how grateful I am for the information you have shared with us over the last few weeks. I have found it to be informative and it has given me confidence I have not had before. I have really enjoyed the class and assignments and will miss the feeling of support!" Sharon T. More Testimonials WRITING FOR MAGAZINES Facilitator Kathryn Lay Workshop Syllabus Want to break into the print magazine and e-zine markets? Then you need to understand magazines, including the different types of articles they accept, how to study them for ideas, and how to put together a winning query letter. Magazine articles come in all forms and genres. Whether you want to write for religious, parenting, women's, or general interest magazines, preparation will raise your chances of becoming a published magazine writer.

40. Writing For Magazines: Twelve New Things Writers Must Do Today To Make Money By Stepby-step, hands-on book helps freelancers get published in today's magazines, including a fill-in-the-blanks query letter. http://booklocker.com/books/102.html

Contact FAQ Getting Your Books/Ebooks Wholesale Orders ... Home Writing for Magazines: Twelve New Things Writers Must Do Today to Make Money by Meg Weaver 133 pages Step-by-step, hands-on book helps freelancers get published in today's magazines, including a fill-in-the-blanks query letter. Share on Facebook Ebook Download Ebook instantly! (PDF format) Category: Writing:Freelance About the Book This is not warmed-over advice you've seen in every other book or article. In "Writing for Magazines: Twelve New Things Writers Must Do Today to Make Money", you'll discover: + The one simple key strategy you must practice to be a successful freelancer today. + The three 'must-have' facts writer's guidelines usually leave out and where to find them. + How to get the secret document that tells you exactly what topics editors want articles about - and when. + The one easy test you can use to overcome the dreaded "Don't meet our needs" rejection. + The seven things you must always include in your query letter.

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