Since August is all about fiction, and as part of that, I want to help you find ways to make money with the fiction that you write. So, during the next few weeks, I’ll be posting a series called “niche markets.” Each will focus on one kind of fiction and include links to writer’s guidelines for places that publish short fiction and novels. You can see all of the niche market posts here, in case today’s niche isn’t your cup of tea!
Today, I’ve got markets for people who enjoy writing Christian fiction.

Lighthouse Christian Publishing

They don’t have tons of information online, …read more

Since August is all about fiction, and as part of that, I want to help you find ways to make money with the fiction that you write. So, during the next few weeks, I’ll be posting a series called “niche markets.” Each will focus on one kind of fiction and include links to writer’s guidelines for places that publish short fiction and novels. You can see all of the niche market posts here, in case today’s niche isn’t your cup of tea!
Today’s markets are for writers who make things go bump in the night – horror fiction writers:

Apex Magazine

This magazine …read more

Since August is all about fiction, and as part of that, I want to help you find ways to make money with the fiction that you write. So, during the next few weeks, I’ll be posting a series called “niche markets.” Each will focus on one kind of fiction and include links to writer’s guidelines for places that publish short fiction and novels. You can see all of the niche market posts here, in case today’s niche isn’t your cup of tea!
Today’s markets are all for mystery and detective fiction writers.

Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine

This magazine buys almost every kind of …read more

The US has been a leader in financial markets for quite a while now. Unfortunately, as anyone interested in international business knows, that may well be changing considerably. Why? Well, necessary deregulation combined with some archaic laws which remained led to a veritable regulation-phobia, and most everybody involved was making too much money to care. The result? That lack of oversight led to excessive risk taking by entities which were either implicitly government-backed or which, as it turns out, were simply “too large to fail.” That, and many Americans are sitting on properties which aren’t likely to be worth what …read more

According to the Financial Times, the UK now vies with the US for most developed financial market, with New York narrowly retaining its lead over London as a financial market.
It’s the UK’s second bite at the apple, having been the most important financial center through much of the 1800s.