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20 February 2007

Common Ties » Submit a Story

Here's a quick paying market for anyone who has true stories up to 2,000 words. It pays $100 and you can submit as many as you like. It is looking for "Lucky Break" stories right now. Coming up is religion (March 9, stories due March 6). Future themes may include travel, idiosyncrasies, crime, family secrets, and the seven deadly sins. It seems like a quick buck for anyone who is writing. They buy a bunch if these every week.
Common Ties » Submit a Story

1 Comments:

Jim Shannon said...: I have a non traditional religious story but I couldn't do it justice in a mere 2000 words.

Thanks for the tip; 2:53 PM