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New England Review, Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT 05753. Phone (802)443-5075. Email: nereview-at-middlebury.edu. Website: http://www.nereview.com. Stephen Donadio, Editor; C. Dale Young, Poetry Editor. 100% freelance. " Pays on publication. Publishes ms 2-8 months after acceptance. Buys first rights (rights revert back to author). No unsolicited reprints. Responds 12 weeks. Sample at bookstores, or can be ordered from their website for $10. Subscription $30; Please add $12 for Canadian subscriptions, $25.00 for overseas subscriptions; $3.00 for Canadian single issues or $5.00 for foreign single issues. Guidelines online at http://www.nereview.com/guidelines.html.

PASTE MAGAZINE
http://www.pastemagazine.com/action/article/4214/writer_guidelines

Paste magazine is a monthly publication focusing on music, film, books and other forms of arts and entertainment. Focuses on a variety of musical genres---rock, singer/songwriters, alternative country, Americana, indie rock, world music, electronica and whatever else we think will grab music-lovers.
Queries should include proposed subject, length, applicability and writer samples. Cover stories - 3,000 to 4,500 words; Features - 1,500 to 4,000 words; front of book pieces - 50 to 800 words; Film Reviews - 200-500 words; Book Reviews - 200-500 words; CD reviews - 100 to 800 words.

The Pedestrian, P.O. Box 22468, Philadelphia, PA 19110. Email: editor-at-thepedestrian.org. Website: http://www.thepedestrian.org. Christopher Spiker, Editor. "The Pedestrian celebrates the variety and wonder of life, inviting readers and writers to explore more attentively the everyday facets of their experience. Welcomes new writers. Quarterly. Pays on acceptance. Period between acceptance and publication varies. Buys, at minimum, non-exclusive web rights. May offer to buy additional print or web rights. Responds 2-4 weeks. Sample not available. Guidelines online at http://www.thepedestrian.org/participate.

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

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

EVENT
http://event.douglas.bc.ca/community/event-magazine/submissionguide.html
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We publish mainly fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction. As well, each issue contains a selection of reviews, and in these we try to match book and reviewer. We occasionally publish unsolicited reviews, but you should query us first. We publish mostly Canadian writers, but are open to anyone writing in English.
We do not read manuscripts in January, July, August and December.
We pay $22 per printed page on publication, with a minimum of $25 for one page and a maximum of $500, and publication is within a year of acceptance. We buy first North American serial print rights; copyright reverts to the author after publication.

http://steampod.org/submission-guidelines/
Steampod is always searching for new science fiction and fantasy to broadcast to all of our listeners. If you want to hear your story read aloud on our podcast – email your story either in a word document or unformatted in the body of your email to submissions@steampod.org We should have a fairly quick response time, and you will hear back from us within a few weeks.
We are looking for all types of Steampunk that makes young and old alike feel a certain sense of wonder. We want to maintain a broad balance variety of stories within the steampunk genre, but we are not looking for horror or erotica. We want stories that can make you think, stories that challenge the status quo and stories that simply give a good escapist read.

We are looking for stories that are between 2,000 to 7,000 words long. We will also run a flash fiction piece as an extra bonus to our listeners waiting for the next episode to roll around. We pay $20 dollars for a story over 2,000 words and we do not pay for shorter fiction. However, you do get a link on the site.