Tuesday, October 24, 2017

The Atlantic is a classy place to get published and pays, too. Also: Vice pays, QBF wants your writing, and Muskoka fiction contest

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Hello, Brian.

The Muskoka Authors Association is seeking for submissions to the Melody Richardson Memorial Contest. Two categories: Flash Fiction (500 words max), first prize $300; second prize $125, honorable mention – publication on website, and Short Fiction (max 1,500 words), first prize $500, second prize $250.
Please submit your payment online and email your submission(s) to info@muskokaauthors.ca
The deadline for submissions is December 3, 2107. Contest rules and submission form here.  
Thank you. And good luck one and all.
Best regards,
Wendie Donabie
Vice-President, Muskoka Authors Association

Vice Canada
Vice pays  its contributors variable amounts, but, for example, 14 cents a word for a 1,000-word opinion piece = $140.
All unsolicited editorial pitches and submissions should be routed through CAeditor@vice.com
For photography submissions: photocanada@vice.com
“Unfortunately, due to the high volume of submissions, VICE editorial is unable to respond to each one individually. It is not advisable to email unsolicited pitches to VICE editors directly, and doing so is a good way to ensure your email address ends up marked as spam.  Please allow 60 days for your submission to be received and reviewed. If at the end of 60 days you have not received a response from a VICE editorial staffer, it is safe to assume that we are not interested in your story. 
Full submission guidelines here.

The Atlantic is one of the premiere publishers of short fiction, poetry and of course journalism in the U.S. They’re always interested in submissions. “A general familiarity with what we have published in the past is the best guide to what we're looking for. All manuscripts should be submitted as a Word document or PDF. Succinct pitches may be submitted in the body of an e-mail.”
To submit nonfiction, send your manuscript or pitch to: submissions@theatlantic.com
To submit fiction, send your manuscript to: fiction@theatlantic.com
To submit poetry, send your manuscript to: poetry@theatlantic.com

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