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Permalink Reply by Lisa Compart on July 27, 2010 at 10:40am

Amy,
I just finished a piece on my reaction to my friend's suicide. If you've found out any place that may be interested, please post. Although, I'm probably going to try to get it in a more general site or pub. Lisa

Permalink Reply by Amy Jo Sprague on March 19, 2010 at 5:21pm

http://ptsdcreativewriting.blogspot.comThis is my blog of a recent essay attempt at something very real for me. Wondering where do i fit in the market? Please any suggestions would be much appreciated!

Permalink Reply by Donna Cavanagh on March 30, 2010 at 6:38am

HI, I just joined this group. I have had my humor work published in newspapers and magazines, but lately, humor is hard to fit into print media. I post at http://Booksie.myveryownfan.com and Associated Content as well as She Writes. It gets reads and gives people a chuckle. Hopefully, it will translate into some book sales too! Donna

Permalink Reply by Rosalind Warren on May 6, 2010 at 4:01pm

Are ALL of us recovering lawyers??

I just got an essay into the Christian Science Monitor's "Home Forum" section -- it appeared in the April 26th print issue but is also available online. (Google "Rosalind Warren" and "Snore Wars"). They were a pleasure to work with and paid me $150!

Permalink Reply by Christine Swint on May 14, 2010 at 5:38pm

So far I've published only online: Burst, Long Story Short, and Mamaphonic.

Permalink Reply by Alle C. Hall on August 4, 2010 at 10:00pm

Most literary magazines have a nonfiction section. Even hard-core fiction/poetry places such as Prairie Schooner have opened to creative nonfiction/narrative essay. Creative Nonfiction and 4th Genre are the two biggest names in the field, along with Brevity (750 words or less).

Sigh; plenty of tabloid-format weeklies and daily regional papers used to have a place for essays. Those were the days ...

Permalink Reply by Alle C. Hall on August 6, 2010 at 7:31pm

Hey, again. I dug up a list I posted elsewhere on SheWrites, so forgive the duplication. It is by no means exclusive, nor organized in any particular fashion.

Fourth Genre
Mid-American Review
Prairie Schooner (newly interested in CNF = better chance at getting in)
Open City (ditto; I think. Make sure to check first.)
River Teeth
Fuge
Black Warrior Review
Brevity (750 words or less)
This Great Society (brand new, and I had a new clip on-line within three months of submitting)
Sonora Review
Crab Creek Review
Other Voices

Permalink Reply by Amy Friedman on August 10, 2010 at 2:15pm

A great place to always look for markets is in Poets & Writers Magazine (www.pw.org), under the classifieds section.

I keep a list of markets and send it out to my students who continually send me new places, and I keep that going. I'll try at some point to post that here. Some are out of date, and some are missing, and some are doubled-up (because I haven't spent the time to cull the list and put it in good order), but it might be useful for some of you, and I think this stuff is karmic.

Permalink Reply by Tanya DeBuff on August 11, 2010 at 9:43am

Hi DeLani,

Creative Nonfiction is a great resource for narrative nf essays. They publish them almost exclusively. I work on Willow Springs as the Nonfiction Editor, and we publish narrative essays. Check it out if you want at

Permalink Reply by Shannon Huffman Polson on September 19, 2010 at 9:19pm

I am in the process of submitting essays to a few different relevant literary magazines for my topic areas anyway...including Black Warrior Review, Creative Non Fiction, Prairie Schooner (they have a page on here as well), Hunger Mountain, Brevity (750 words or fewer), Fourth Genre, and Calyx (which publishes women exclusively on a wide variety of topics, fiction, non-fiction and poetry).

There is a new and fascinating looking literary magazine publishing only on artisan culture for which I'm writing a piece called Trachodon...check it out...www.trachodon.org.

Lots of other options if you look at Poets and Writers Magazine (or online)...

But I'm early stage, other than a few rejections...and one essay pending consideration (I'm in the last 25/500 in one magazine for one of their contests), I'm still a hopeful!

So many great places to publish though....lots of literary reviews, Silk Road Review, Alaska Quarterly Review, Georgia Review, Bellingham Review just to name a very few...

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