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Gallant Greetings Corp. -
Pay $45 to freelancers for good card ideas
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Garden & Hearth -
Guidelines
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Gateway S-F Magazine - Christian science fiction, wants to develop new writers.
Submissions to Editor, John
A.M. Darnel. Both print & online versions.
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Gather 'Round -
hearing & sharing God's good news, new Mennonite curriculum for
children.
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Geez
magazine - Canadian. Targets a North
American “politically-charged readership at the fringes of faith.”
Theme-oriented, check submission guidelines for details. Poetry and
articles will be considered.
Pays
modest honorarium. Guidelines
(Webmaster note: some Christians may find this magazine a bit far-out, but
have a look)
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Geist:
a Canadian quarterly with a strong literary focus and a sense of humor,
intelligent, plain-talking, inclusive and offbeat. Issues contain
fiction, nonfiction, photography, comix, reviews, little-known facts of
interest, poetry, cartography and the legendary Geist crossword puzzle.
Guidelines
- The Gem
- (only a list in Publications
link)
- Generations Hawaii -
a magazine for senior citizens in Hawaii, to provide the information and
resources they need to live a "fun, joyous, exciting, rewarding-life
after 50 In our beautiful island state."
Topics include health, finance, technology, tips about services, programs and
facilities, and profiles of those who help the senior community. Contact for assignments:
Dianne Glei
- Georgetown
Review - annual journal publishes fiction, poetry, and essays.
Guidelines.
- Georgia Family
Magazine - large percentage of articles purchased from freelance
writers. Regular departments such as Calendar of Events, Travel, Family
Mouse, Children’s Health Bulletin, Women’s Health, Dining Out, and more.
Feature articles on parenting issues, require careful research,
independent reporting, and well-developed story lines. Prefer articles
localized to Central Georgia, but consider general articles related to
family. Pays $ on publication for first rights.
Guidelines
- The Georgia Review - Literary, fiction, poetry.
Guidelines
- German Life -
Pays $$ on publication for nonfiction about German cultural,
historical, social, and political events.
Guidelines
- Gilbert - Magazine of G. K. Chesterton
magazine.
e-mail for Guidelines
- Girl's Life -
Pays $$ on publication for nonfiction,
columns/departments on subjects of interest to girls 10-15.
Guidelines
- Glad
Tidings - Canadian Presbyterian magazine.
e-mail for Guidelines
- Glimmer Train Stories
- Quarterly, literary Fiction.
Guidelines
- Globe and Mail
- Facts and Arguments - Canadian
newspaper.
E-mail
- Glow - a magazine about beauty and
health for Canadian
women with tips and professional advice and the inside scoop on
fashion, health fads, beauty, trends, the latest styles and
innovations in fitness, nutrition, skincare, health concerns, colors,
hair and makeup.
Circulation: 425,000.
Guidelines.
- Godly Business Woman
- Guidelines
- Golf Course Management - wants
articles deal with problems faced by superintendents or describe techniques
that allow them to do their jobs better, particularly welcomes contributions
from superintendents. Pays $$ on acceptance. Guidelines.
- Golf Event
- a quarterly national trade magazine and resource
for golf outings and events, with insights, updates on products and
services, destinations, latest trends, etc. to make events successful.
Publish specific ideas, tips and resources. Pays $$ on acceptance
for nonfiction. Send query first.
Guidelines
- Golf Tips -
Pays
$$$ on publication for nonfiction articles on golf
instruction.
Guidelines
- GoNOMAD - “excellent,
entertaining, informative and unique travel articles and research about
destinations, activities and experiences. No glossy magazine fluff, no
standard guidebook descriptions, no promotional hype; just honest,
accurate, well-written and detailed articles and destination guides that
speak to an educated, curious and well-traveled audience.” Pays $ on
publication.
Guidelines
- Good Foot - Poetry Magazine.
Guidelines
- Good Housekeeping -
Women's magazine, circulation is 25 million. Pays $$$ on acceptance for
nonfiction back page column and health narratives. Fiction manuscripts must be submitted by an agent.
Guidelines
- The Good Life - a magazine for
and about the people of Central Texas, publishes nonfiction about the
environment, family, food, garden, pets, homes, health, wellness,
fitness, almost always from writers who live in this area.
Pays $$ on publication.
Guidelines
- Good News -
Pays $ on publication for nonfiction of interest
to evangelical/orthodox United Methodists.
Guidelines
- Good Old Boat -
Pays
$$$ on publication, accepts simultaneous
submissions of nonfiction about boat
sailing.
Guidelines
- GORP -
Pays $ on publication for nonfiction about travel,
hiking, camping. Query first.
Guidelines
- Gospel Light
Publications -
Guidelines
- Gospel Tidings
- e-mail address only. Do not submit by e-mail unless
requested.
- Gospel Today
- Grain Magazine -
Canadian internationally acclaimed literary journal, publishing the freshest
poetry and prose from Canada, the US, and abroad. No email
queries. Reading period closes on June 1. Allow up to four months for a
reply.
Payment: $50-225 for First Canadian serial rights.
Guidelines
- Granta -
Pays
$$$ on publication for nonfiction and fiction, such as essays, photo essays, travel
stories and short stories.
Guidelines
- Grassroots Fundraising Journal
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Pays $ on publication for practical information that helps grassroots
groups and nonprofits in their fundraising.
Guidelines
- Gray's Sporting
Journal - Pays $$$ on publication for nonfiction, fiction,
photos/artwork about fishing and hunting.
Guidelines
GREEN GUIDE
National Geographic Society
432 W 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
Telephone: (212) 506-1600
Fax: (212) 410-0184
Contact for assignments: Paul McRandle
Circulation: 100,000
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This is a magazine for environmentally aware general consumers.
Its mission is to “make living in an environmentally-aware
way easy, understandable, and practical.”
Written for general consumers, it shows people how to “make small changes that
add up to big benefits for their wallets, for their health,
and, of course, for the health of the planet. Not political
or activist, it is chock-full of simple, useful, ideas,
broken down into achievable steps that make going green a
gradual and affordable process rather than an all-or-nothing
plunge.”
There are two kinds of Green Guide feature articles: service-based plans for
green living, and in-depth product reviews:
Service Features - The service articles will break down the process of living
greener into simple steps, e.g. 10 ways to reduce their carbon footprint, or a
planner that shows how spending on greener products saves money in the long run.
Product Reviews - The product reviews look at products from both sustainability
and quality perspectives. Green Guide editors analyze the entire lifecycle of a
product: materials, manufacturing, packaging, energy use, disposability, etc. |
- GreenPrints - Pays $$ on
acceptance for nonfiction articles about gardening with focus on focus
on the human, not how-to side.
Guidelines
- The Greensboro Review
- Publication of the University of North Carolina Greensboro, accepts
fiction and poetry. Guidelines.
- Gripped -
Pays $$ on publication for nonfiction,
columns and departments on gym climbing, cragging,
ice-climbing, big walls and mountaineering in Canada or Canadian climbers.
Guidelines
- GRIT - Bi-monthly that pays $$ on
publication for nonfiction, fiction, fillers, photos about rural life
including, family, arts and crafts, parenting, home and garden,
nostalgia. Guidelines
- Group
Publishing -
Guidelines
- Group Magazine -
Pays $$ on publication for nonfiction concerning successful youth ministry strategies.
Guidelines
- The Growing Edge - the
latest news & information for indoor & outdoor growers, including
hobbyists, educators, researchers, and commercial growers. A moderate to
high level of experience and knowledge is necessary for successful
articles. Some research may be necessary. Freelance article inquiries
are encouraged. Pays $$ on publication for articles, photos, etc. about
gardening, hydroponics, aquaponics, greenhouse growing, and other
related subject areas.
Guidelines
- Guide Magazine - True
stories pointing to Jesus.
Guidelines
- Guideposts - a monthly
inspirational, interfaith, nonprofit publication, publishes articles about
tested methods for developing courage, strength and positive attitudes through
faith in God. A typical story is a first-person narrative written in simple,
dramatic, anecdotal style with a spiritual point readers can apply. Story can
be from writer's POV or written in first person for someone else. Pays on $$
acceptance. Guidelines.
- Guideposts Sweet 16
- new, bimonthly magazine for teen girls ages 11-17—premiered in August
2004. Contribute nonfiction, and fillers, true stories and humor. Pays
on publication.
Guidelines
- Gulf Coast Magazine - Journal
of literature and fine arts.
Guidelines
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