Canadian Magazine Market Leads
I had a great shindig in Toronto with a bunch of ladies including Michele Petersen. Michele, who wrote “Hat Head” from Sand in My Bra spearheaded the event and led me to Wordstock 2004 where I was able to sit in on a humor writing class. But back to the women...there were six of us including Brigid Kelso, who wrote “Open Up and Say Om” for Whose Panties Are These?”.
But instead of me inspiring a writing group to get out there and sell their work, they inspired me. Michele writes three queries a day and has become so successful at it, that she now needs to slow down because of all her acceptance letters. Go Michele! And the others talked about their contributions to the Globe and Mail, as well as enRoute, among others. It was fun hanging out with them. Especially since besides normal networking, they do a little social networking on the side. Too bad I live so far away!
So, to make the most of this recent trip up north...Here are some market leads for you, eh?
Alberta Views
Alberta's magazine of alternative, independent commentary on social issues, politics and culture.
Publisher & Executive Editor: Jackie Flanagan
Associate Editor: Dan Rubinstein
Click their “Contact” link for Writer's Guidelines.
NOTE: Responses to queries take 6-8 weeks, but you can do it online. Email: editor@albertaviews.ab.ca
Canadian Geographic
The Canadian version of you know what
Editor: Rick Boychuk
Editorial department
EnRoute
The inflight mag for Air Canada
Writers' Guidelines
NOTE: They are extra serious about their guidelines.
Outpost
Canada's Travel Magazine
Writer's and Photographer's Guidelines
Woman's Globe
A magazine devoted to the 821,000Canadian women entrepreneurs.
Writer's Guidelines
Note: They accept previously published articles when the author owns the copyright.
Canadian Literature and Writing Resources
And here is a big list of Canadian Magazines. If you see one you like. Google it and then start fishing for leads. Too easy.
Good luck!
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