Paying Markets And Jobs For July 17th - Writers Weekly

July 17, 2013

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PAYING MARKETS

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Eldridge Christian Plays and Musicals, P.O. Box 14367, Tallahassee FL 32317. P((850)385-2463. Email: NewWorks-at-95church.com. Website: http://www.95church.com. Susan Shore, New Plays Editor. "Eldridge also publishes a non-denominational religious plays and musicals." Outright buys offered. 12-15 new plays and 1-2 musicals per year. Guidelines online here.
CURRENT NEEDS: "Eldridge Christian Plays sells to churches of all sizes and denominations and many of the titles are holiday-based. Our most popular holiday shows are Christmas and Easter, but Thanksgiving and Mother's Day also rate highly. Many times, our customers like to do quick skits, scenes, or sermon starters throughout the year. These kind of anytime-plays not specifically related to a special holiday are often used as outreach into the community. Characters are at the heart of the plays. It is important to remember that the play's characters should not have an immediate change of heart but, more realistically, grow throughout the play. Although the message in our plays tends to be timeless, we always look for fresh ways to see God's truths. Keep in mind that audiences can and want to relate to characters, either current-day or biblical. Audiences also value humor." Pays royalty, 50 percent; copy sales, 10 percent.

Good Old Days, 306 E Parr Rd., Berne, IN 46711. P(260)589-4000. Email Editor-at-GoodOldDaysMagazine.com. Website: http://www.GoodOldDaysMagazine.com. Mary Beth Weisenburger, Editor. "Good Old Days magazine is a nostalgia periodical that relates true first-person stories of people who lived and grew up in the time frame of about 1935-1960; no fictional stories are published. Seasonal and non-seasonal stories are included with each issue. The tone is informal and conversational; most of our contributors are not professionals. Regular features include a cooking column with recipes, a home remedies column, a photo feature in which contributors send in reminiscent photos with brief stories/captions, a Hollywood film column featuring actors and actresses, and a Bits & Pieces column featuring shorter stories of 100 to 300 words. We also publish an occasional biography, as well as historical stories on memorable events, fads, antiques, fashion, sports, music, literature, entertainment, etc." 85% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circ. 180K. Bimonthly. Pays on acceptance. Publishes ms four months after acceptance. Buys one-time, first, or all rights. No reprints. Responds within six months. Sample copy available for $2 by mail with SASE. Subscription $17.95, $25.95 outside the U.S. Guidelines online here.
CURRENT NEEDS: "Any seasonal or non-seasonal true first-person stories from the 1935-1960 time period." Pays $25 for full-length stories, $10-$15 for shorter features. Stories are 600-1000 word stories. Submit "cover letter noting preferred rights; complete manuscript with name, address and phone number; SASE; scan/photocopy of any available photos. Word format when emailing stories."
PHOTOS/ART: "At least 300dpi, preferably 1500x1500 pixels."
HINTS: "Please be sure to include the location (city, state, region, etc.) and date of story; currently we are publishing stories that happened in the United States. Specify your preferred rights. Unless you are emailing your story, do not send original photos with your submission; we will request any original photos needed upon acceptance. Absolutely no fiction."

North American Builders, Mining & Power (debuted April 2013), Food & Beverage Executive (debuting June, 2013), Manufacturing Executive International (debuting September, 2013), 222 West Ontario, Suite 410, Chicago, IL 60654. Email: doug.harley-at-translucentpublishing.com. Website: http://www.nab-magazine.com and http://www.miningandpower-magazine.com. Doug Harley, Studio Director. "Quarterly magazine covering the building sector in North America, from small to large projects. For further information visit here." 33% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Quarterly. Pays 30 days after invoice is submitted. "Their story will appear in the issue they are writing for and it will also appear in a digital replica of the magazine online." Buys all rights. No reprints. Responds 24-48 hours. Sample copy available online. Subscriptions: "Domestic is free and overseas is by digital subscription unless they pay for postage." Guidelines available by email.
CURRENT NEEDS: "Stories written on projects/companies we are covering in the industry. We would supply the contacts at the featured company along with all of the details on what the story should be about." Pays $150 for 800-1000 words. Submit query by email.
PHOTOS/ART: "The writer would be responsible for acquiring artwork to run with the story in the magazine. We would supply the specifications for the materials we are looking for."
HINTS: "We will be launching three additional publications in the upcoming months in various sectors in which we will be looking for additional writers."

Quill, 3909 N Meridian, Indianapolis, IND 46208. Email: quill-at-spj.org. Websit: http://www.spj.org/quill.asp. Scott Leadingham, Editor. "Magazine covering the journalism media industry with focus on providing educational, professional development content for journalists working in all media." 50% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circ. 8K. Bimonthly. Pays on publication. Publishes ms within three weeks. Buys first rights. Accepts reprints. Responds 1-2 weeks. Sample copy available online. Subscription $75, $100 foreign.
CURRENT NEEDS: Pays $300-$800 for 1000-3000 words. Submit query by email.
PHOTOS/ART: "None required, but ideas encouraged."
HINTS: "Tell Quill why we need this, and let the editor know you actually know something about the journalism INDUSTRY and issues affecting it. Don't recycle pitches."

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