Universal Creativity Inc.
WHERE TO PUBLISH
1. Fabjob.com
Web site: www.fabjob.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Send complete mss (preferred) or query to editor. Accepts columns and
departments (200-500 words). Pays $10/article, on acceptance. Buys electronic rights. Content used in 2 weeks. Guidelines available on Web site.
Total points: 80.
2. Millennium Shift e-journal
Web site: www.millenniumshift.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Send complete mss (1,000 words or less) in body of email (no attachments, please) to Ken J. Davies, editor. Accepts features (1,000 words). Pays $15/feature content; $25 monthly
award for best piece, on acceptance. Buys nonexclusive electronic rights. Content used in 60 days. Guidelines available
at www.millenniumshift.com/kjd1/guide.htm
Total points: 79.
3. WritersWeekly.com
Web site: www.writersweekly.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Send query to Angela Hoy, publisher. Accepts features
(600 words) and columns and departments (300 words). Pays $50/feature; $30/column or department, on acceptance. Buys nonexclusive electronic rights. Content used in 1 month. Guidelines available at www.writersweekly.com/index-markets.htm
Total points: 77.
4. KineticTravel.net
Web site: www.kinetictravel.net. Accepts features (1,000-1,200 words); columns (600-800 words); and travel essays (500 words).
Pays $150/feature; $75/column; and $10/approved travel essay, on posting. Buys nonexclusive rights. Content used in 1 month.
Guidelines available on the “contribute” page of Web site.
Total points: 76.
What to Lookout for:
GOOD NEWS!
Writing Prompt:
The Harem by Thomas Sweeny
will be FEATURED in The Los
Angeles News Group's Sunday
February 8, 2015 Edition Book
Column!
Book 3 by T.S Dawson
Kevin Anglade will be coming out with his second
novel to his Tales of the
23rd Precinct novel sometime in May.
Creative Nonfiction Piece:
Write 1,500 words about a topic
that is creative nonfiction. You are
to write 1,500 words at least four
days this week. For a grand total of
6,000 words. Then next week you
are to begin again with 1,500
words. Each 1,500 words should be
a chapter in your new creative nonfictio