Women's International Net
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Country: US
Contact: Janice Wasser, WIN Editor
Email:
winmagazine@ibm.net
Webpage: http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/3321/ or
http://welcome.to/winmagazine
Guidelines: http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/3321/write.htm
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WIN
Women's International Net
a magazine about women,
by women,
for women, from all over the world
WRITERS' GUIDELINES
Because of the success of WIN Magazine we are now paying USD100 for articles accepted for publication. WIN Magazine welcomes new writers. We want articles on a wide variety of subjects of interest to women. The writing style must be accessible to a general, intellectually-informed audience. The following are examples of topics on which WIN would like to receive articles:
 | Culture |
| Education |
| Feminism |
| Fiction |
| Finance |
| Health |
| Mothering |
| Politics |
| Profiles/Interviews |
| Psychology |
| Sexuality |
| Travelogues |
Articles can be written in the following styles:
1) Reportage: A detailed report -- from interviews and observations -- on an issue, person or event. The author may take a point of view.
2) Personal account: An article written in the first person, usually a personal memoir. Such an account can be blended with reportage.
3) Interview with one or more interesting women which may be focused on a specific top.
4) Criticism: An essay about a work of art or book.
5) Short vignettes or news items.
6) Short stories.
This is only a partial listing. WIN is open to specific queries from authors. WIN will also accept articles that have run in other
publications if the necessary permission has been obtained. Copyright, unless otherwise indicated, will remain with the magazine.
Articles should be between 1000 and 2000 words. WIN reserves the right to edit all articles. Editing will be done primarily for reducing length and clarifying the content for a broad range of readers worldwide.
Authors will have the right to approve all edited articles.
Finally, we invite all authors to send us links to Web sites that can be mentioned in their article.
Last updated on 3 July 1999
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