If you're not already regularly checking Duotrope.com for new poetry and short fiction market listings (true, not all of them pay, but some certainly do), consider yourself reminded. Among my recent discoveries there: Gray's Sporting Journal, which buys poetry and prose ($600-$1,250 for features; $300 for "yarns"; $100 for poetry; $850 for an "expeditions" piece, plus $75 per picture). Check the detailed guidelines here.
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You'll find contests (many without entry fees), fellowships, and grants galore in the latest Theatre Funding News from The Fund for Women Artists (and you don't have to be a woman to appreciate this resource).
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Find out more about Time Out Chicago editor Joel Reese in this interview.
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WomenEntrepreneur.com launched earlier this year and, according to this profile, "is particularly looking for new content for the articles page." Check the site's writers' guidelines here.
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Tea Party Magazine "seeks submissions of fiction, poetry, photography, visual art, comics, interviews, and feature articles for its upcoming issue #18, to be published in Spring 2008. Our theme for Issue #18 is THE FREE ISSUE." Check guidelines for details/definitions. Deadline: October 31, 2007. Pays: $10-$50. "Each contributor receives three copies of the issue, as well as an invitation to the magazine release party. Some contributors from each issue will have the opportunity to read their work at this event."
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Eligible individual artists and organizations based in Kentucky may now apply for Artist Enrichment program grants (ranging from $1,000-$7,500) from the Kentucky Foundation for Women. "The primary goal of the Artist Enrichment program is to provide opportunities for feminist artists and arts organizations to enhance their abilities and skills to create art for positive social change." There's no application fee, and the application deadline is September 7, 2007. More information here.
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True stories of autism sought. Pays: "up to $200."
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"OTTN Publishing, a publisher of quality educational nonfiction, is seeking five experienced writers for a set of books on the Cold War. This will be a work-for-hire, paying a flat fee of $2,800 for a 20,000 word manuscript. Writers who have written book-length works on related subjects preferred, although all are welcome to apply." See the announcement here.
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