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A living, curated list of 300+ editors, publications, pay rates, and pitching guidelines—so you can stop guessing and start sending your work to the right places. Updated every 6 months.
Every writer's secret weapon.
A living directory of editors, publications, and tips on how to actually get your writing published.
The Pitching Bible is a 70+page, insider database of real editors, real publications, and real submission practices—compiled from over 15 years of pitching, publishing, and teaching writers how to get paid for their work.
This is the exact resource I use when placing essays, reported pieces, and cultural criticism in major outlets.
It removes the mystery around where (and how) to send your work, and replaces it with clarity, access, and confidence.
Editor names + email formats
Details on what each publication is actually looking for
Word counts, pay rates, and payment ranges
Submission etiquette & formatting guidance
What to pitch (and what not to)
Links to official guidelines and pitch forms
Includes national and digital outlets across personal essays, reported features, culture, opinion, and more.
The New York Times
The Guardian
Oprah Daily
Marie Claire
Elle
TIME
Washington Post
NYMAG The Cut
HuffPost
Refinery29
People
Cosmopolitan
Teen Vogue
…and many more.
Writers who want to get published
Freelancers who want consistent paid work
Creators tired of pitching into the void
Anyone ready to get their writing out into the world.
This is a living document.
You’ll receive:
Immediate digital download
Updates every 6 months
Lifetime access to the most current version
A living, curated list of 300+ editors, publications, pay rates, and pitching guidelines—so you can stop guessing and start sending your work to the right places. Updated every 6 months.
Every writer's secret weapon.
A living directory of editors, publications, and tips on how to actually get your writing published.
The Pitching Bible is a 70+page, insider database of real editors, real publications, and real submission practices—compiled from over 15 years of pitching, publishing, and teaching writers how to get paid for their work.
This is the exact resource I use when placing essays, reported pieces, and cultural criticism in major outlets.
It removes the mystery around where (and how) to send your work, and replaces it with clarity, access, and confidence.
Editor names + email formats
Details on what each publication is actually looking for
Word counts, pay rates, and payment ranges
Submission etiquette & formatting guidance
What to pitch (and what not to)
Links to official guidelines and pitch forms
Includes national and digital outlets across personal essays, reported features, culture, opinion, and more.
The New York Times
The Guardian
Oprah Daily
Marie Claire
Elle
TIME
Washington Post
NYMAG The Cut
HuffPost
Refinery29
People
Cosmopolitan
Teen Vogue
…and many more.
Writers who want to get published
Freelancers who want consistent paid work
Creators tired of pitching into the void
Anyone ready to get their writing out into the world.
This is a living document.
You’ll receive:
Immediate digital download
Updates every 6 months
Lifetime access to the most current version