What publishers and magazines will buy short stories and vignettes from young writers?

March 10th, 2008 | by magazines |
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PandaFace asked:


I’m having trouble finding publishers, magazines, contests, etc., to send my short stories and vignettes to, especially since I don’t really want to sell my work for very little or nothing. Are there any good places I can send them to?
Also, do publishers ever buy short vignettes? If so, where can I send them?

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  1. 4 Responses to “What publishers and magazines will buy short stories and vignettes from young writers?”

  2. By walterknowsall on Mar 11, 2008 | Reply

    reader’s digest comes to mind and go to the library and check out the “writer’s digest for sources. this book will give you many names of magazines that will love your short stories and etc.. also science news is always looking for articles…. good luck

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  4. By Robert H on Mar 14, 2008 | Reply

    Try checking on . You can submit articles and also earn money.

  5. By An Ink Pen on Mar 16, 2008 | Reply

    How about asking around other writers around you?

    Rather than doing an online search, it’d be better to ask editors, go-betweens and the other people related to the profession in your area.

    There are also a lot of contests held for beginners where the winner gets a contract as prize. Check out some regional magazines advertising this.

    College professors can be good advisors, too.

    Moreover, if you are a beginner, I’d say that if you are really keen, you’ve got to start somewhere even if you are paid less than you deserve at first. But you should take care that the situation does not persist.

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