CREATIVE WRITING MARKETS

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This is a British print magazine with a rock’n’roll attitude. Try to imagine how writers like Jim Thompson, James Ellroy or Raymond Chandler would have written if they’d been brought up listening to Elvis, MC5, the Pistols or the Ramones. The result is fast, brutal, exciting fiction. Write something to give you enough of a buzz to get you through the grimness of life.
http://www.bulletmagazine.co.uk/submissions.htm

Science Fiction, Horror, and darkly imaginative fiction. They seek well-written, professionally executed writing, with attention to basics – grammar and punctuation usage. They do not accept Sword & Sorcery, pornography, or excessive violence and gore beyond the legitimate needs of a story. Also no derivative works (e.g., emulating TV shows and movies - no Star Trek stories, for example.
http://www.clocktowerfiction.com/Main/guidelines.shtml

An online magazine dealing with male/female relationships. There are several slots available, but they are NOT looking for romance genre. Extensive guidelines are available on site, as well as the opportunity to read the kind of material already accepted. http://www.conversely.com/Masth/submi.shtml

This is a greetings card company (in business for 16 years). Their biggest need is for original, funny jokes and they also buy artwork (mainly cartoon style and can be computer generated).

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This mag was launched on the back of the TV programme of the same name. It's aimed at people hoping to buy a holiday home or those wanting to retire to the sun.

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This is a new monthly magazine which aims to look at the historical aspect of tractor development. They want in-depth articles, nostalgic photographs and interviews. If you have a story to tell or have interesting photos, the editor would like to hear from you.

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