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Less than $0.50 (35)

  • East West 9/18/2009
    Back from a print hiatus, this global lifestyle mag wants features, profiles, and first-person stories about merging cultures.
  • Bitch 9/4/2009
    Rant and rave for this feminist fave with front-of-book, review, interview, and feature pitches.
  • New Mexico 9/3/2009
    Pitch travel-centric culture, climate and environment pieces to this southwestern mag with a readership that stretches beyond state borders.
  • Poets & Writers 8/21/2009
    An ode to scribes everywhere, this mag has plenty of room for poet and writer profiles.
  • Relix 8/13/2009
    Focus on FOB reviews and artist features when pitching this all-encompassing music magazine.
  • Writer's Digest 8/7/2009
    Pen the perfect profile or stick to industry trends for this definitive writer's guide.
  • Charlotte 7/16/2009
    At this city mag, blend quality storytelling with a service angle to earn bylines in any section.
  • Tapout 6/4/2009
    A news hook for a unique interview or feature will land you inside the ring at this sports enthusiast pub.
  • Women's Adventure 4/23/2009
    You don't have to be outdoorsy to pitch this mag, as long as your features inform and inspire its audience of active women.
  • Heeb 4/10/2009
    Dripping in satire, this irreverent Jewish mag covers arts and culture for an audience that's 'plugged-in and preached-out.'
  • The Sun 4/3/2009
    Writers with a knack for writing 'about the delights of life' but 'shed light on the tough times, too' will fit in at this literary mag.
  • Geek Monthly 3/20/2009
    Let your geek flag fly with science, tech and nerd culture trend pitches to this irreverent mag.
  • Paper 7/18/2008
    "Anything fabulous" is fair game at this breeding ground for talent that spawned Brandon Holley and Alex Kuczynski.
  • VegNews 5/23/2008
    This bimonthly's editors cultivate newsy features from freelancers, whether they're green or experienced.
  • Running Times 5/16/2008
    You won't break a sweat pitching this pub open to service-y features targeted to hardcore runners.
  • Foreign Policy 4/11/2008
    Pitch your perspective on politics to this freelance-friendly magazine.
  • Time Out New York 3/7/2008
    Spotlighting more than 2,000 things to do each week in NYC, this mag needs knowledgeable freelancers to cover them.
  • Seattle Weekly 11/8/2007
    Go beyond that coffee company to score a feature byline at this northwest city alt-weekly.
  • Citysearch 11/2/2007
    Score bylines with the Web's most expansive guide to all things urban by pitching little-known regional happenings.
  • Chow 10/30/2007
    Gourmet aficionados and burger lovers alike can serve up pieces that hit the spot on Chow's revamped Web site.
  • Mental Floss 10/17/2007
    A new focus on current events opens up even more space in this brainy bimonthly.
  • The Fader 8/3/2007
    Knowledgeable music scribes can tune in to The Fader by pitching in-depth coverage of emerging artists and genres.
  • n+1 7/24/2007
    This "untapped reserve of thwarted great writers" seeks pitches for its high-concept pages.
  • The American Scholar 6/22/2007
    A tightly-written pitch with a unique take on current controversies will get you into this scholarly journal.
  • Whole Life Times 6/19/2007
    Pitch a cutting-edge story on green living to get on these four healthy-living mags' radars.
  • The Toastmaster 6/14/2007
    Sell features that offer speech-giving advice to anyone from bigwig execs to the best man.
  • The L Magazine 5/15/2007
    Hungry for your New Yorker-style think pieces, what this NYC upstart it lacks in pay, it makes up for in exposure.
  • Queens Chronicle 4/13/2007
    Dig deeper than the obvious, and this neighborhood pub will pay your way.
  • City 3/19/2007
    This "venue for the voice of the stylish city dweller" needs writers across its many sections.
  • beliefnet.com 2/22/2007
    The leading website for inspiration, spirituality, and faith wants your stories about unusual religions and unique angles on the well-known ones.
  • Remix 1/25/2007
    Have "a little bit of knowledge about music production?" Then you're the perfect scribe for this monthly geared to electronic music mavens.
  • Bust 1/4/2007
    'More honest' and 'funnier' than most women's mags, pitch your smartest, sassiest takes on pop culture.
  • Time Out Chicago 12/7/2006
    The Windy City's where-to-go, what-to-do weekly wants writers wants engaging coverage with a regional twist.
  • Time Out New York for Kids 10/16/2006
    Combine "urban" with "kid-friendly" and you've got yourself the perfect pitch for Time Out New York's little bro.
  • High Times 9/14/2006
    A good story idea -- or a great photo -- will find a home in the most famous magazine for savvy stoners.

$0.50-$0.99 (84)

  • Associations Now 9/10/2009
    Encompassing the world of associations, this pub wants news and features on business, leadership, and problem-solving.
  • Pointe 8/27/2009
    So you think you can write about dance? Demonstrate your technique with a ballet trend or choreography piece for this mag.
  • Sport Diver 8/6/2009
    Wade into this enthusiast mag with front-of-book news items before diving into destination guides and features.
  • Go 7/23/2009
    Bring a 'newsstand aesthetic' to this in-flight mag with inventive features, and you can nab a profile or even a cover story.
  • Charlotte 7/16/2009
    At this city mag, blend quality storytelling with a service angle to earn bylines in any section.
  • Portland Spaces 7/9/2009
    Writers with creative ideas on gardening, home design and urban planning can sell their stories to this West Coast pub.
  • Fine Cooking 7/2/2009
    Brimming with useful information, this magazine wants technique-driven articles and insider tips for epicureans.
  • Horticulture 6/25/2009
    Seeking writers with regional point-of-view, this pub wants features on the gardening community and green industry.
  • Good 6/12/2009
    This title focused on social action needs "tons of original content" from freelancers who can offer relevant, engaging ideas.
  • Hemispheres 6/11/2009
    Relaunched under a new publisher, this in-flight mag is prime for feature pitches that depart from typical travel fare.
  • Slate 5/29/2009
    Driven by ideas, not trends, Slate.com is looking for smart commentary to lend a new perspective on culture news.
  • Travel Portland 5/28/2009
    Focusing on the distinct neighborhoods and happenings in Portland, this city mag counts on culture-steeped freelancers.
  • Heart & Soul 5/21/2009
    Reliant on freelancers for most of its departments, this women's pub wants wise words on beauty, health, food, and travel.
  • San Francisco 5/15/2009
    This bastion of the Bay Area wants stories that "shine an entertaining, informative spotlight" on what's new in the region.
  • Women's Running 5/14/2009
    This women's mag mostly runs on freelancers, so high-performance writers should ready their health, nutrition, gear and profile pitches.
  • Pregnancy 5/1/2009
    Pitch personality-driven stories that show new mothers the opinionated sides of evergreen parenting and family issues.
  • Women's Adventure 4/23/2009
    You don't have to be outdoorsy to pitch this mag, as long as your features inform and inspire its audience of active women.
  • Saveur 4/17/2009
    Freelancers with a passion for food will fare well with stories on everything from fine dining to street vendors for this mag's front-of-book section.
  • Keyboard 4/16/2009
    Find freelance harmony at this music title with pitches on trends and technology, performer profiles, and product reviews.
  • Heeb 4/10/2009
    Dripping in satire, this irreverent Jewish mag covers arts and culture for an audience that's 'plugged-in and preached-out.'
  • XXL 4/9/2009
    From artist profiles and music reviews to features, almost all areas of this entertainment mag are open to creative pitches.
  • The Sun 4/3/2009
    Writers with a knack for writing 'about the delights of life' but 'shed light on the tough times, too' will fit in at this literary mag.
  • USA Today 4/2/2009
    Establish a solid relationship with these editors to nab future freelance assignments in several of the newspaper's sections.
  • Girls' Life 3/27/2009
    Editors at this mag want unique, advice-driven articles about boys, friends and school that young teens can relate to.
  • Sister 2 Sister 3/26/2009
    Break in to this women's mag with pitches on beauty, fashion, food and health.
  • Geek Monthly 3/20/2009
    Let your geek flag fly with science, tech and nerd culture trend pitches to this irreverent mag.
  • Ms. 3/13/2009
    This historic mag is looking for newsy stories aimed at 'anyone interested in feminist ideals.'
  • Fit Parent 3/12/2009
    This parenting pub wants to hear from 'anyone with their finger on the pulse' of family and fitness for front-of-book and feature articles.
  • Upscale 3/5/2009
    This women's mag about 'living the affluent lifestyle' seeks freelancers to pen inspiring stories that go beyond standard female fare.
  • Interiors 2/26/2009
    Editors at this luxury design mag seek exclusive features and compelling stories that bring chic culture to life.
  • Clear 2/19/2009
    Powerful visuals and forward-thinking freelance pieces are in demand at this innovative fashion, art, and design book.
  • Filter 2/5/2009
    This mag for film, music, and art lovers seeks intelligent pitches for features, items about on-the-verge bands, and more.
  • Manhattan 1/15/2009
    This newly-launched luxury mag places a premium on crisp, stylized writing about New York City's best.
  • Paste 12/19/2008
    This independent music and culture mag wants writers who look left of center for inspiration.
  • All You 12/4/2008
    This 'down-to-earth' women's mag places value on lengthy service pieces.
  • Garden & Gun 11/20/2008
    Show an 'appreciation for all things Southern' to get a byline in this culture and lifestyle mag.
  • Inked 11/6/2008
    Editors at this tattoo culture mag seek pitches that 'appeal to a broad audience but still connect directly with their readers.'
  • New Jersey Monthly 10/31/2008
    This 'Jersey-centric' pub seeks hometown profiles, local destination stories, and regional front-of-book items.
  • babble.com 10/24/2008
    Editors at this online mag welcome parenting stories written with 'irreverent honesty.'
  • Draft 10/3/2008
    This lager lover's pub freelances more than half its pages, so pitch a front-of-book or feature with a 'beer angle.'
  • Boho 9/18/2008
    This brand-new mag seeks 'uplifting' stories with a green angle for 'free-spirited, independent women who love fashion.'
  • NylonMag.com 9/11/2008
    Nylon's Web site seeks compelling takes on a gamut of pop culture trends.
  • Portland Monthly 8/28/2008
    This hip city mag reflects all that's quirky and wonderful about Oregon's cultural capital.
  • Garden Design 8/22/2008
    Pitch stories with plush photography for outdoor living lovers at this design mag.
  • Seattle Metropolitan 8/21/2008
    This city mag is looking to "sharpen its coverage," so pitch service-y stories with a local angle.
  • ISLANDS 8/1/2008
    This high-end travel magazine welcomes new freelancers with a literary tale of an exotic destination.
  • Metropolis 6/27/2008
    The cultural intersection between architecture and design for the urban dweller
  • The Knot 3/28/2008
    "Service, service, service," is the goal at the go-to source for weddings and everything related.
  • Step Inside Design 3/27/2008
    Editors want experts in the design world to write for this trend setting mag.
  • Delight 3/21/2008
    This cable companion seeks articles that help TV watchers get more out of the tube.
  • Oxygen 1/24/2008
    Service-driven pitches breathe new life into training, nutrition, health, and fat-loss features.
  • Clean Eating 1/10/2008
    The recipe for freelance success at this new mag is fresh nutrition and health pitches that motivate as well as educate.
  • The Real Deal 12/20/2007
    There's plenty of open areas in the "Variety of real estate."
  • Wine Enthusiast 12/18/2007
    No wineing here. Editors seek travel and food stories appealing to readers with opinions about vineyards.
  • Air & Space 11/6/2007
    All sections are open to freelancers at this pub with a love of all things airborne.
  • Angeleno 10/12/2007
    This monthly seeks freelancers with a finger on the pulse of Los Angeles-encompassing luxury.
  • Washingtonian 9/4/2007
    This city mag's editors elect to run freelance pieces on what's worth knowing within the Beltway.
  • Nerve.com 8/31/2007
    Freelancers write nearly all the content of this 10-year-old online sex-zine, so submit your hottest article ideas.
  • Energy Times 8/16/2007
    The industry's largest natural health pub boasts an appetite for freelance work as big as its circulation.
  • Better Nutrition 8/7/2007
    Starved for your freelance work, nearly every section in this guide to natural eating will bite if you write.
  • My Business 7/10/2007
    This beacon for small business owners buys articles targeting successful, unique entrepreneurs.
  • Imbibe 7/3/2007
    This pub pours it on with seven pitchable sections for the beverage-focused freelancer.
  • How 6/29/2007
    This book for the graphic design world offers freelance opportunities as deep as its industry cred.
  • Nylon 6/26/2007
    The hip, fashion-minded title from the creators of Ray Gun seeks pitches of all kinds -- just no breast pumps.
  • California Lawyer 6/21/2007
    Editors at the legal mag seek 'big, meaty topics' for the FOB section and back page personal essay.
  • Bridal Guide 5/25/2007
    Features on wedding planning and the big day are sought by this mag for brides who don't want to break the bank.
  • Diverse: Issues in Higher Education 5/18/2007
    Here's the recipe for penning a pitch that can "guarantee work" at this education mag.
  • Columbia Journalism Review 5/11/2007
    Thoughts and ideas valued over a writer's experience at non-academic commentary pub.
  • Delicious Living 4/10/2007
    Help readers live healthy lives and you'll receive a healthy paycheck.
  • Black Book 4/9/2007
    Target the FOB of this freelance-friendly mag, and be sure to match its idiosyncratic, irreverent approach to urban culture.
  • Village Voice 4/6/2007
    Even with a new editor and a new owner, this infamous alt-weekly wants your reportage and features uncovering hidden worlds.
  • Yoga Journal 3/30/2007
    Start with an "authentic understanding" of yoga, add your unique spin, and this book will be yours.
  • Urbanite 2/8/2007
    Editors of this Baltimore and beyond monthly want freelancers who "consider the bigger ideas surrounding the stories."
  • Black Enterprise 1/10/2007
    Pitching a business or finance idea that's innovative, unusual, or just plain smart? Then Black Enterprise is ready for you.
  • The Boston Globe Magazine 12/19/2006
    The Sunday supplement to Boston's leading daily paper takes features and front-of-book items with a New England spin -- pitching profiles is recommended.
  • Texas Highways 12/15/2006
    Touting the nation's 2nd biggest state, this mag has vast opportunities for freelancers who know Texan life and culture.
  • New York Post @Work 12/14/2006
    Freelancers have room to play in The New York Post supplement that's all work.
  • Hollywood Reporter 11/29/2006
    Features with an inside angle on the business of entertainment are sought by this widely-read daily -- just save the celeb stories for Us.
  • New York Post 'Pulse' 11/22/2006
    Aimed at the Page Six crowd, the Post's arts, entertainment and lifestyles section wants newsy, sensational how-to and trend stories.
  • Salon 11/6/2006
    This zeitgeisty site known for its news analysis seeks essays and commentary pegged to the latest headlines.
  • Oxford American 10/30/2006
    Everything below the Mason-Dixon line is fair game in this revamped book with space aplenty.
  • Out 10/5/2006
    Brevity is key when pitching this well-known gay lifestyle mag, and coming-out queries need to have "some totally new slant."
  • The Advocate 9/1/2006
    A full three-quarters of this gay and lesbian newsmagazine is freelance-written, so send it your ideas for "stories of national interest and scope."
  • The Source 4/17/2003
    They're always looking for new writers, but make sure you know what you're talking about�??and that you're really talking about hip-hop.

$1.00-$1.49 (101)

  • Psychology Today 9/11/2009
    Study up on human behavior before pitching insightful trend stories to this consumer psychology mag and its blogs.
  • Modern Bride 8/28/2009
    Something new trumps something borrowed when writing essays or travel stories for this trendy wedding guide.
  • Afar 8/20/2009
    Watch our video to find out why a quirky Q&A or destination profile will land you clips at this brand-new experiential travel mag.
  • Glamour 8/14/2009
    Test the waters at this glossy with fresh front-of-book ideas before pursuing under-the-radar features and profiles.
  • Family Circle 7/31/2009
    Freelancers fluent in family interests and issues can pitch an array of features to this service-oriented mag.
  • Backpacker 7/17/2009
    Packed with outdoor pointers, this magazine wants compelling profiles and useful front-of-book ideas.
  • Teen Vogue 7/10/2009
    Tailor stories for teens when pitching fashion scoops, culture news, and reported features to this Vogue descendant.
  • Esquire 6/26/2009
    This men's mag wants freelancers with access to high-profile sources and below-the-radar trends to pen smart features.
  • Sherman's Travel 6/19/2009
    To get rave reviews from these selective editors, pitch well-researched travel guides and smart service pieces.
  • Hemispheres 6/11/2009
    Relaunched under a new publisher, this in-flight mag is prime for feature pitches that depart from typical travel fare.
  • Cure 6/5/2009
    Service pieces rich with medical expertise or personal experience are in high demand at this quarterly magazine.
  • Travel Portland 5/28/2009
    Focusing on the distinct neighborhoods and happenings in Portland, this city mag counts on culture-steeped freelancers.
  • Ladies' Home Journal 5/8/2009
    This women's mag wants fresh, well-packaged service pieces that help its readers live better lives.
  • Midwest Living 5/7/2009
    This regional magazine wants food, home and travel pitches with distinctly Midwestern flavor -- residency not required.
  • Pregnancy 5/1/2009
    Pitch personality-driven stories that show new mothers the opinionated sides of evergreen parenting and family issues.
  • Details 4/30/2009
    All sections of this irreverent men's mag are open to pitches that deliver sophisticated social commentary with a sense of humor.
  • Parade 4/24/2009
    Freelancers based beyond New York stand the best chance of impressing editors with a pitch about an under-the-radar topic.
  • New Parent Media 3/19/2009
    Writers with a 'depth of experience' in the parenting genre will find a wealth of opportunities at these print and online outlets.
  • Ms. 3/13/2009
    This historic mag is looking for newsy stories aimed at 'anyone interested in feminist ideals.'
  • Marie Claire 2/13/2009
    This glossy women's mag seeks personal essays, in-depth features and trend pieces with an irresistible news hook.
  • Popular Mechanics 1/30/2009
    Full of 'smart ideas [that] really matter,' this tech mag leader wants your news stories, narratives, and trend pieces.
  • Runner's World 1/23/2009
    This mag devoted to running enthusiasts seeks talented freelancers for almost every section.
  • Food Network Magazine 1/8/2009
    Watch our video to find out why 'newsy, quirky' stories are ingredients for freelance success at this foodie mag.
  • Vegetarian Times 12/5/2008
    Recipes, features and news are all welcome in this veg-focused publication.
  • All You 12/4/2008
    This 'down-to-earth' women's mag places value on lengthy service pieces.
  • Eating Well 11/21/2008
    A personal connection to a food or cuisine is a recipe for success at this healthy eating pub.
  • National Geographic Traveler 11/14/2008
    This renowned travel mag 'eschews fashion and fluff' in favor of compelling stories.
  • Print 11/13/2008
    Editors at this 'visual culture' mag want 'relevant' pitches about overlooked products and designers.
  • I.D. 11/7/2008
    Some of this mag's 'best writers didn't come from the design world,' so pitch stories that connect design with your area of expertise.
  • New Jersey Monthly 10/31/2008
    This 'Jersey-centric' pub seeks hometown profiles, local destination stories, and regional front-of-book items.
  • Delish.com 10/30/2008
    This new online foodie destination seeks 'fun, easy, service-oriented' freelance pitches for every section.
  • BNet.com 10/23/2008
    This growing business site seeks freelancers to package 'actionable advice' into blog posts and features.
  • Dwell 10/17/2008
    Editors at this mag seek quirky feature pitches that explore the intersection of chic design and cozy living.
  • Girlfriend Getaways 10/2/2008
    More than a service mag, this new publication seeks stories about what happens when girlfriends travel together.
  • Discover 9/25/2008
    Freelancers, aim to cover cutting-edge science with 'stories that enlighten' for this future-minded magazine.
  • Spin 9/19/2008
    Editors seek everything from capsule reviews to features for the mag's 'voracious' music consumers.
  • Garden Design 8/22/2008
    Pitch stories with plush photography for outdoor living lovers at this design mag.
  • Texas Monthly 8/8/2008
    Only the best stories from the second biggest state will grace TM's pages.
  • Scripps Networks 7/25/2008
    Score a potential audience of millions by getting an assignment for one of these lifestyle Web sites.
  • Via 6/20/2008
    This freelance-friendly mag brakes for travel features on destinations that can be reached by car.
  • Baby Talk 6/19/2008
    This mag for new moms wants non-judgmental voices and feature pitches.
  • Mountain Bike 6/12/2008
    This specialty mag craves adventurous pitches for an avid mountain biker audience.
  • New York Magazine Weddings 5/15/2008
    Keep your proposal specific and sweet, and this magazine might say, "I do."
  • Preservation 5/8/2008
    Almost every section of this freelance-driven history mag is open to experienced, enlightened freelancers.
  • Philadelphia 5/1/2008
    More than a city pub, this Ellie-nominated glossy seeks short- and long-form writing tailored to its affluent, educated readers.
  • Complex 4/25/2008
    A survivor of the men's mag wars, the Marc Ecko production is turning its head towards bigger and better things -- like shoes, graffiti, and huge stars.
  • Every Day with Rachael Ray 4/18/2008
    This food-filled lifestyle magazine wants fresh, quirky freelance ideas in tune with its outgoing EIC.
  • The Improper Bostonian 4/17/2008
    Stories with an 'irreverent' spin wanted for this hip Boston magazine
  • Promenade 4/10/2008
    If you're an NYC connoisseur, pitch your luxury story ideas to this hotel mag.
  • Bon Appetit 4/4/2008
    A byline from this premier food glossy is something to savor as much as the finest Kobe beef.
  • Delight 3/21/2008
    This cable companion seeks articles that help TV watchers get more out of the tube.
  • Plum 3/6/2008
    This pregnancy pub that's 90 percent freelance-written is bursting with opportunity.
  • Portland 2/29/2008
    This magazine about New England's northernmost state takes short fiction and regional features galore.
  • Pohly Publications 2/28/2008
    From travel and food to business, Pohly seeks forward-looking, service-oriented pitches to fill the pages of its numerous publications.
  • Woman's Day 2/22/2008
    Focus on service features to break into this well-read women's book.
  • Washington Post Magazine 2/15/2008
    The newspaper mag focuses more on character-driven stories than its counterparts, but it seeks freelance features.
  • Men's Health 2/8/2008
    This rejuvenated men's mag seeks article ideas that are innovative and service-oriented.
  • Latina 1/28/2008
    This redesigned book offers a wealth of pitchable sections for the Latina-savvy freelancer.
  • Travel + Leisure 1/18/2008
    Scour the planet for unique, unlikely travel stories and land in this well-heeled pub.
  • American Girl 1/17/2008
    This magazine 'needs freelancers' to fill its pages with girl-centric stories.
  • Sunset 1/11/2008
    Shoot for one-page travel stories that wow West coast readers with fantastic facts and unusual storylines.
  • Men's Journal 1/4/2008
    With 3/4 of the book freelance-written and pay up to $2/word, this monthly seeks rugged travel pieces and health insights.
  • ReadyMade 12/13/2007
    Part lifestyle, part decor, this mag brings home stories designed to dazzle DIY-ers.
  • MSN Channels Group 12/10/2007
    With a new focus on hiring freelancers, editors at this wide-ranging family of Web sites seek "voices that resonate with the user."
  • Working Mother 12/7/2007
    Features are the best place to break into the mag for employed moms with too many tasks and not enough time.
  • Elite Traveler 12/4/2007
    Pitch short front-of-book items to break into this high-flying luxury travel pub.
  • Giant 12/3/2007
    This reformed men's mag boasts an expanded focus and plenty of places to pitch.
  • Mad 11/9/2007
    "We run the gamut from toilet humor to political humor -- as long as it makes us laugh" says the editor of this fiercely freelance-friendly humor mag.
  • Cooking Light 11/1/2007
    With competitive rates and plenty of space for freelancers, this monthly should be part of food writers' balanced diet.
  • Red 10/11/2007
    This stylish U.K. women's mag welcomes pitches from American writers with the right voice and a universal topic.
  • Playboy 10/8/2007
    A longtime bastion of great writing, editors want stories that won't fit anywhere else. Because, you know, we all read Playboy for the articles.
  • Los Angeles 10/5/2007
    Despite the Wilshire address pitches to this mag should focus on the news and trends that make the L.A. what it is today.
  • En Route 9/25/2007
    More literary than most in-flight mags, this bilingual book seeks thought-provoking features.
  • Atlanta Magazine 8/24/2007
    All things Atlanta are prime content for this monthly mag targeting affluent readers and paying $1/word.
  • Maximum Fitness 8/10/2007
    From 300-word blurbs to regular columns, writing opportunities abound at this muscular mag.
  • Fitness 7/30/2007
    From toned triceps to healthy lifestyles, this glossy wants your pitches that exercise a woman's "mind, body, and spirit."
  • Worth 7/27/2007
    Pitch your way from FOB items to features on "the problems and opportunities that arise because of wealth" for this moneyed monthly.
  • WeightWatchers.com 7/13/2007
    This diet site devours double the freelance articles, since it tailors weight-loss advice to men and women separately.
  • Women's Health 6/18/2007
    This twin sister to Men's Health is wide open to practical fitness stories.
  • Alternative Medicine 5/8/2007
    Break in at this health-minded monthly where editors 'go out on a limb' to publish new writers.
  • Skiing 4/30/2007
    Query this long-lead mag now so your stories reach young, hip skiers at the perfect point in the season.
  • Cosmopolitan 4/19/2007
    Credentials are what'll entice editors at this sexy, storied women's glossy that's sizzled since the '60's.
  • Natural Health 3/29/2007
    Give your health stories a contemporary, unique spin, and you're a natural for this mag.
  • Newsweek 3/23/2007
    Editors need writers to fill this weekly's widely-read "My Turn" section, where pitching personal pieces is a plus.
  • OK! 3/15/2007
    With a slimmed-down staff, this celeb-driven U.K. import seeks news and exclusives from writers who know their Katie Holmes from their Kate Moss.
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  • Guideposts 3/13/2007
    Most of this monthly's sections are freelance-friendly, taking inspiring copy that "reads like a great short story," but is true.
  • 5280: Denver's Mile High Magazine 3/2/2007
    Great writing can be found in this pub that's printed high above the clouds.
  • FamilyFun 2/27/2007
    A well-paying, Disney-owned mag, this monthly takes pieces covering crafts to vacation spots, and everything else in the Magic Kingdom of parenting.
  • Smithsonian 2/5/2007
    Smithsonian pledges to be "of the institution but not about the institution," and pitches should be targeted accordingly.
  • Scholastic 2/1/2007
    With two mags to choose from, freelancers with education expertise will find plenty of space.
  • Arthritis Today 1/26/2007
    "No topics are off-limits," but every pitch should include ways to cope with creaky joints.
  • Good Housekeeping 1/19/2007
    The wise eldest of the Seven Sisters is 80 percent freelance-written, so there's plenty of opportunity
  • The Walrus 1/19/2007
    "A reader's magazine" filled with long-form journalism? The Walrus is a rare beast, indeed.
  • Scientific American 12/21/2006
    For this long-running science monthly, "a fresh angle on an old story" is sought more by editors than breaking news
  • Boston 11/28/2006
    You needn't live in Beantown to write for this top-ranking urban monthly -- just have an insider's angle on what makes the city tick.
  • Yachting 10/18/2006
    Ahoy, matey: This niche luxury boating title seeks freelancers with a creative spin on the world of luxury boats and all that goes with them.
  • Seventeen 8/3/2006
    The only 62-year-old teenager we know, this hardy title has survived many a teen mag competitor by focusing on the actual experiences of teen girls, and welcomes pitches in that vein.
  • Penthouse 6/1/2006
    Known for its steamy Forum and menagerie of Pets, Penthouse also boasts numerous opportunities for freelancers who can target men beyond the lad-mag fray
  • Mother Jones 9/22/2005
    This progressive pub, known for its investigative reporting, asks its contributing writers and photographers to raise some hell.
  • Maxim 8/25/2005
    A quick, smart idea could land you in the FOB. Just don't mention the L-word.
  • Ski 6/9/2005
    The magazine of the ski life covers a lot of luxury resort travel, but try for the unexpected or the personal�??and stay away from Aspen!

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  • More 9/17/2009
    Catering to the over-40-and-fabulous crowd, this monthly wants stories for the reinvented woman.
  • AARP: The Magazine 7/24/2009
    Cater to the 50-plus crowd with a service piece or inspiring profile to earn a spot in this widely-read magazine.
  • Esquire 6/26/2009
    This men's mag wants freelancers with access to high-profile sources and below-the-radar trends to pen smart features.
  • Parade 4/24/2009
    Freelancers based beyond New York stand the best chance of impressing editors with a pitch about an under-the-radar topic.
  • American Baby 2/20/2009
    Bring a fresh angle to evergreen health and lifestyle topics to earn a byline at this mag for expectant and new parents.
  • Parenting Early Years and Parenting School Years 2/6/2009
    This go-to pub for parents is now split in two editions, each ripe for relatable freelance stories for moms at every stage.
  • National Geographic Adventure 1/16/2009
    This National Geographic Society pub welcomes well-researched, intelligent freelance pitches across its sections.
  • Shape 1/9/2009
    This women's mag defines 'what it means to live a healthy and active life.'
  • Wired 12/12/2008
    This high-tech pub is a boldly designed 'guidebook to the modern world.'
  • New Jersey Monthly 10/31/2008
    This 'Jersey-centric' pub seeks hometown profiles, local destination stories, and regional front-of-book items.
  • Elle 10/10/2008
    Nab a big-time byline with a fashionable feature for this 'writer-driven' women's mag.
  • Discover 9/25/2008
    Freelancers, aim to cover cutting-edge science with 'stories that enlighten' for this future-minded magazine.
  • Health 9/5/2008
    'Make sure your query offers a surprising spin and real-world approach' at this health pub.
  • Fast Company 8/15/2008
    Target the FOB and feature well of this forward-looking business pub.
  • Self 6/6/2008
    Pitch cutting-edge features focused on the "health and happiness" of women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s to this fitness magazine.
  • Redbook 5/30/2008
    Focus your freelance work on women's 'Decade of Change.'
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  • Relish 5/9/2008
    Hungry for pitches and 90 percent freelance-written, this outlet devours stories connecting readers to their food.
  • New York Look 2/7/2008
    A discerning eye or a special story can score you a byline in this post-Fashion Week mag.
  • Monocle 2/1/2008
    The Wallpaper*/Economist mash-up seeks savvy writers for international news and business stories.
  • Cookie 12/17/2007
    This book for independent parents seeks writers with unique angles on traditional topics.
  • Outside's Go 11/15/2007
    An outgrowth of Outside, this men's travel mag seeks writers for features and front-of-book.
  • Conde Nast Traveler 10/9/2007
    Focused on the best in travel, this pub seeks writers to cover all the ways to see the world.
  • Inc. 8/17/2007
    With all its sections open to freelancers, this small business-focused pub invites your stories.
  • Ebony 7/31/2007
    With a newfound hunger for freelance submissions, this civil rights torchbearer seeks features and columns a younger audience will flock to.
  • Parents 7/20/2007
    This newly reborn pub wants your evergreen parenting pieces, but with a novel spin
  • Essence 6/12/2007
    Bring editors a pitch with a news hook or trend and you'll bring home $2/ word from this book for African-American women.
  • Better Homes & Gardens 6/7/2007
    Editors "hungry for ideas" buy home-related ideas ranging from travel and money to lifestyle and wellness.
  • Fit Pregnancy 5/3/2007
    Cozy up to $1.50 a word by pitching stories on anything from midnight cravings to post-natal exercise.
  • Departures 3/12/2007
    To get assignments from editors of this high-rolling book, know your luxury topics and be rich in writing skills, too.
  • Country Living 3/6/2007
    If the editors think your ideas and tone convey Country comfort and ease, you'll be Living large, with the clips to prove it.
  • Body & Soul 3/1/2007
    The pub for readers in search of "balanced and authentic lives" needs writers with a similar style.
  • Outside 2/23/2007
    Finding a "new frontier of adventure," this monthly's embracing pop culture and tech, so pitch timely profiles, news, science or gear stories with those elements.
  • New York 1/4/2007
    This big-city weekly for in-the-know Gothamites pays handsomely and has its features through its blogs open to freelancers.
  • Gourmet 11/10/2005
    If you�??ve got an interest in the "politics of the plate" and a quirky, adventurous outlook about food, pitch the front of the book.

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  • More 9/17/2009
    Catering to the over-40-and-fabulous crowd, this monthly wants stories for the reinvented woman.
  • Glamour 8/14/2009
    Test the waters at this glossy with fresh front-of-book ideas before pursuing under-the-radar features and profiles.
  • AARP: The Magazine 7/24/2009
    Cater to the 50-plus crowd with a service piece or inspiring profile to earn a spot in this widely-read magazine.
  • TV Guide 2/27/2009
    This behind-the-scenes TV companion wants intelligent news blurbs and surprising features on today's biggest small-screen stars.
  • Marie Claire 2/13/2009
    This glossy women's mag seeks personal essays, in-depth features and trend pieces with an irresistible news hook.
  • Fast Company 8/15/2008
    Target the FOB and feature well of this forward-looking business pub.
  • Reader's Digest 7/10/2008
    This giant of general interest seeks pitches on anything from medical dramas to jokes to consumer service pieces.
  • Lexus 6/5/2008
    This luxury pub wants freelance features that drive readers to its pages.
  • O: The Oprah Magazine 5/29/2008
    Freelancers with smart self-help stories of personal growth can get a toe in the door.
  • Prevention 2/25/2008
    At $2/word, this mag enlists writers with fresh takes on healthy living for passionate, engaged female readers
  • Interview 11/29/2007
    Freelancers should pitch 200-word FOB-items to enter this pop culture Q&A pub.
  • Rolling Stone 9/21/2007
    This storied mag goes well beyond music, paying $2/word for investigative pieces with compelling narratives.
  • Allure 8/2/2007
    Editors seek "beauty experts" to fill this high profile mag's pretty pages for $2/word.
  • Real Simple 7/9/2007
    This service-minded monthly pays $2/word for around-the-house advice that'll streamline readers' lives.
  • Popular Science 6/28/2007
    Want $3 a word? Frame the latest tech news in layman's terms for this monthly.
  • Yankee 4/16/2007
    This New England staple, recently refocused on storytelling, relies on freelancers to fill its pages.
  • SmartMoney 11/8/2006
    This finance-focused monthly pays a per-word rate so high, it could bounce freelancers into a whole new tax bracket.
  • The Wall Street Journal Online 1/12/2006
    This online arm of the esteemed paper offers good clips to writers who see beyond geek tech
  • Elle Decor 9/11/2003
    Its editors know the stories they want, but this design must-read can always use new writers.

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  • The Sun 4/3/2009
    Writers with a knack for writing 'about the delights of life' but 'shed light on the tough times, too' will fit in at this literary mag.
  • Garden Design 8/22/2008
    Pitch stories with plush photography for outdoor living lovers at this design mag.
  • This American Life 6/13/2008
    Pitch a great story packed with narrative flair and you'll get an American Life through this radio-writing gig.
  • ESPN: The Magazine 4/24/2008
    Play the front-of-book field and earn features once you've established an editor's trust.
  • Ode 4/3/2008
    Change the world in a positive way at this ahead-of-the-curve mag.
  • Gourmet.com 3/25/2008
    The online companion to the venerable food pub seeks edgy articles to expand readers' palates.
  • Uptown 3/20/2008
    This premier luxury lifestyle magazine seeks stories that celebrate and connect with affluent African Americans.
  • NPR's Morning Edition 3/14/2008
    Morning Edition prizes compelling narrative above all, and wants 13 million people to hear yours.
  • Smithsonian.com 2/26/2008
    This print mag's companion on the Web seeks stories that benefit from the versatility of the Internet.
  • Happen 2/14/2008
    Editors seek time-sensitive culture pieces for publication on Match.com's all-inclusive online magazine.
  • Highlights for Children 12/11/2007
    Tap into your childhood and pitch kid-targeted articles that draw on personal experience to this positive, educational pub.
  • The Seattle Times 12/6/2007
    This Northwest newspaper seeks stories that will add an eighth Pulitzer to its crowded trophy case.