Some markets for the new year

Friday, January 12, 2018

It�s a new year and it�s time to get back up on the writing horse. It�s time to set yourself realistic, practical writing goals, and to start finding new paying markets, contests, residencies and fellowships to apply for.

To get you started, I’ve searched around for a few markets, a contest and a residency. Good luck!

1. Bored Teacher blog: The blog pays $50 for posts. According to their submission guidelines: “Our blog is an outlet for all educators to find humor in the chaos of the job, the latest education news, and awesome teaching resources. We welcome submissions on a wide range of topics relating to education and the teacher lifestyle.” All articles must be submitted via email, as a Word file attachment to “mailto:[email protected]” [email protected].

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Some markets for the new year

It�s a new year and it�s time to get back up on the writing horse. It�s time to set yourself realistic, practical writing goals, and to start finding new paying markets, contests, residencies and fellowships to apply for.