Youth Today is a the national trade newspaper for people who work with children and youth. Payment is on acceptance. Buys first time publication rights along with reprint rights, but the writer is free to resell the story after publication in Youth Today. Stories must be submitted via e-mail or on disk, in Word Perfect or text only version. Stories run from 600 words to 2,500 words.
Payment depends on story length and complexity.
Writers' fees rise as they write for us more often. Recommended for writers who are looking for ways to increase their income, while at the same time using their writing skills. Speaking of cheese, one of my favorite cheese metaphors from my years as an office worker turns out to probably have nothing to do with cheese. To hold their customers' interest, seed firms would sprinkle jokes, cartoons, stories and riddles throughout their catalogs. The Word Detective is written by Evan Morris and appears in finer newspapers in the U.S., Mexico and Japan.