1001 Places to Sell Manuscripts
1001 Places to Sell Manuscripts
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Payment: by arrangement. A preliminary letter is desirable. Cycling, 7 Rosebery Avenue, London, E. C. , (2 cents): A weekly for cyclists, purchases short, dramatic stories dealing with the pastimes and original cycling sketches and photographs. Country Life, 20 Tavistock Street, London, W. C. (12 cents): An occasional article of importance dealing with United States country life, etc. , may prove acceptable, but a preliminary letter is advisable. Material must be of high literary excellence. Le...ngth: under 4, 000 words. Dainty Novels, 2 Hind Court, Fleet Street, London, E. C. (2 cents): A weekly, contains two complete novels, illustrated fashion hints, fancy work, children's page, and serials. Pathetic stories with some sensa- tional incidents preferred, but very strong love interest is essential. Everything must be suitable for young girls to read. Payment: twenty- five dollars a story paid on acceptance. Decorator, 365 Birkbeck Bank Chambers, High Holborn, LonOon, W. C. (12 cents): A monthly.
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Payment: by arrangement. A preliminary letter is desirable. Cycling, 7 Rosebery Avenue, London, E. C. , (2 cents): A weekly for cyclists, purchases short, dramatic stories dealing with the pastimes and original cycling sketches and photographs. Country Life, 20 Tavistock Street, London, W. C. (12 cents): An occasional article of importance dealing with United States country life, etc. , may prove acceptable, but a preliminary letter is advisable. Material must be of high literary excellence. Le...ngth: under 4, 000 words. Dainty Novels, 2 Hind Court, Fleet Street, London, E. C. (2 cents): A weekly, contains two complete novels, illustrated fashion hints, fancy work, children's page, and serials. Pathetic stories with some sensa- tional incidents preferred, but very strong love interest is essential. Everything must be suitable for young girls to read. Payment: twenty- five dollars a story paid on acceptance. Decorator, 365 Birkbeck Bank Chambers, High Holborn, LonOon, W. C. (12 cents): A monthly.
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