Bumble Bee Productions / Publishing
http://www.rubyleethebumblebee.com/
http://www.buzzbbp.com/publishers.php
Publisher of Ruby Lee the Bumble Bee and related products
for young children. Currently considers scripts for 40 page picture books featuring Ruby Lee but will soon branch out their products and vision.
Query: submissions@buzzbbp.com
725 Watch Island Reach
Chesapeake, VA 23320
 
Renaissance Magazine
http://www.renaissancemagazine.com/
http://www.renaissancemagazine.com/subguide.html
Accepting manuscripts related to the Renaissance
and Middle Ages, including but not limited to:
historical articles, martial arts, travel, interviews
with artisans, articles on the SCA and related
re-enactment groups, dragons, etc.
Query editortom@renaissancemagazine.com
Renaissance Magazine
One Controls Dr.
Shelton, CT 06484
 

AMERICAN MAGAZINE
http://www.americamagazine.org/
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A weekly magazine published by Jesuits for the well-
informed reader who values independent thinking. Each
issue contains timely and thought-provoking articles
written by prestigious writers and theologians, and
incisive book, film or art reviews. In addition, America
features special theme issues that provide an in-depth
view of crucial topics and prominent individuals. Pays
up to $300.
 

Mysteries Magazine
http://www.mysteriesmagazine.com/
http://www.mysteriesmagazine.com/writer.html
Feature magazine considers manuscripts on historical
and ancient mysteries, the paranormal, crop circles and
other unusual finds, lost treasure, UFOs, bizarre
or the occult.
Query: editor@mysteriesmagazine.com
Mysteries Magazine
PO Box 490
Walpole, NH 03608
 

BACKYARD TRAVELER
http://backroadstraveler.com/Freelance%20Writers%20Submission%20Req.pdf
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The Backroads Traveler content will consist of creative,
fun and informative writings about traveling the backroads
of America, slowing down to truly see the countryside
and enjoying the journey. We will search out the beautiful
vistas, the unique landforms and the areas of this
diverse country that make traveling the backroads so
refreshing and fulfilling. Feature articles shall be no
longer than 800 words. We encourage short, concise
articles. Vignette articles shall be no longer than 500
words and may be much shorter. Feature Article $50
for 500 - 800 words.
 
FAMILY TREE
http://www.familytreemagazine.com/writersguidelines
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Family Tree Magazine is a special-interest consumer magazine
that helps readers discover, preserve and celebrate their
family's history. We cover genealogy, ethnic heritage,
personal history, genealogy Web sites and software,
scrapbooking, photography and photo preservation, and other
ways that families connect with their past.

COSMOS
http://www.cosmosmagazine.com/pdf/Cosmos_writers_guidelines.pdf
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In many ways, it is a unique magazine: its discussion of
science, society, and the future might range over topics as
diverse as art, design, travel, exploration history,
philosophy and politics. It is a magazine about who we are
as a species and what we might become, our place in the world
and our future in the cosmos. While it does not seek to hide
the fact it is Australian, Cosmos is internationalist in
outlook and not overly focused on its home country.
Most of the smaller sections are in Express and are between
300 and 1,200 words in length. Payment for departments is
between A$180 and A$720 (between US$135 and US$520). There
is also a Profile section for interviews (between 2,000 and
3,000 words in length) an opinion column of about 700 words.
Cosmos welcomes travel pieces of up to 2,000 words. There are
usually five features per issue, from 1,500 words to 3,500
words in length; we will also consider a substantive article
of up 7,000 words. Payment for features ranges from A$900 to
a maximum of A$3,000 (US$650 to US$2,130).

 

Wing ePress Inc.
http://www.wings-press.com/
Electronic publisher of contemporary, historical, suspense,
gothic, mystic, and scifi romances, middle reader, young
adult, and general fiction. Has very specific submission guidelines.
Submit to: subs@wings-press.com
 
New Market Press
http://www.newmarketpress.com/
http://www.newmarketpress.com/submissions.asp
Publisher of non-fiction titles considers manuscripts
on childcare & parenting, film & performing arts,
psychology, health & nutrition, biography, history,
business & personal finance, and popular self-help.
Query: mailbox@newmarketpress.com
Editorial Department
Newmarket Press
18 East 48th Street, 15th Floor
New York, NY 10017

GoNomad
http://www.gonomad.com/
http://www.gonomad.com/corp/writerguidelines.htm
Site dedicated to travel and getting there in your own
style. Is interested in articles on travel, destination, and
locale stories. Pictures a plus.
Query: editorial@gonomad.com
Max Hartshorne, Editor
GoNOMAD
P.O. Box 4
4 A Sugarloaf St.
South Deerfield, MA 01373

 INDY'S CHILD MAGAZINE
http://www.indyschild.com/Form-p-6177.112112.html
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Midwest Parenting Publications pays ten cents/word for first publication rights to an article, twelve cents/word if we run the article in both Indy's Child and Cincinnati Parent and fifteen cents/word if each story requires different quotes for each city/market. Feature articles will be anywhere from 1,500 to 2,000 words, depending on what you are assigned. Reprint articles are paid anywhere from $40 for articles in one publication or $75 for two (Indy's Child & Cincinnati Parent) unless otherwise agreed upon.
 
CONTEMPORARY VERSE 2
http://www.contemporaryverse2.ca/submit_guidelines.html
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Poetry:     $30 per poem
Interviews: $50-$75, depending upon length
Articles:    $50-$75, depending upon length
Essays:    $40-$75, depending upon length
Reviews:   $20-$40, depending upon length
Poetry submissions should include no more than 4-6 poems.
Interviews limited 6-8 pages in length, double-spaced.
Articles should be no more than 3-4 pages, double-spaced.
Essays should be no more than 2-4 pages, double-spaced.
Reviews should be 600-1,000 words, double-spaced. 
It is our policy to publish new writing by both emerging and established poets. The writing we encourage reflects a diversity representing a range of social and cultural experience along with literary excellence.

ExPatLit.com
http://www.expatlit.com/
We accept electronic submissions of short fiction, essays, and poetry. All submissions should include the author's full name and a brief biography.
Because our publication is quite new, and because we believe that writers fundamentally shape the direction of a literary review, we are open-minded in terms of content. However, our key demographic is composed of expatriates, travelers studying or working outside of the United States. Thus, the stuff of travel and culture will figure prominently into the material we select for publication.
Short stories should be under 3000 words, and should be tasteful and character-driven
Essays should be under 2000 words, and should be focused and inquisitive
Poems should be written with careful attention to both content and form; no more than three poetry submissions per issue, please
You may submit your work via an e-mail attachment in *.doc or *.rtf format to submissions@expatlit.com.
The submissions deadline for the Spring 2009 issue is March 15, 2009.

 http://www.labyrinthsdoor.com/Guidelines.html 
Labyrinth's Door is a bi-monthly, full-color, advertising-free, fantasy/adventure magazine for children ages 8 to 14. The primary mission is to provide great and exciting fantasy/adventure stories that pushes the imagination and that creates worlds of enchantment for children around the world.
We are looking for top quality writing with an engaging plot, developed characters and lively language based on the genre of fantasy/adventure. Stories should engage readers quickly and have a satisfying conclusion. The main protagonist should be between the ages of 8-14 and directly involved in the adventure. Please do not submit contemporary or horror stories.