fun fact: moles have extra thumbs on each forepaw. an even more fun fact: ours used his to dig up some lit mags for you. isn’t he a dear? (trick question. you can’t say no, because he puts on his tiny little glasses to read all the comments, and gets upset when they’re not nice!)

turning yourself into a paid freelance writer can be as easy as pitching your best ideas to various open calls. save this week's list of places you can pitch to [full deets available at chillsubs.com/jobs] & see if you can get published in any of these ↓

this just in: you could spend a whopping ZERO DOLLARS on your MFA application this week! yes, you read that right. The University of Alabama, one of our MFA partners, has a free application window from October 5 to October 9. learn more here:

literally HUNDREDS of places are waiting for your writing this October. save this list!

hurry hurry hurry pet a mole eat some curry

our pleasure! 🩵

you want a home office? you want a full wallet? and a cool job? you better write, right?

the world wants to hear your stories. these memoir-seeking agents can make it happen.

did you know chill subs is not actually run by a seal? come to tomorrow's Q&A with Lit Mag News to find out who actually does 👀

aah… my back hurts from carrying all these precious opportunities to your timeline. you’re welcome, by the way

ICYMI: WE LAUNCHED A JOBS FEED we handpicked six out of nearly 1000 opportunities for this week's post. find them all at chillsubs.com/jobs

this week we’re daring all slow tech enthusiasts, Chinese literature experts, queer storytellers, Canadian journalists, cinema nuts, and all-around book lovers to pitch one of these!

In today’s edition of Jobs for Writers: six open roles at The New Yorker, Harvard, Getty & more high-profile places, with salaries up to $125k. We bet your CV would look pretty good with one of these names on it.

this week’s pitch calls are a) paid b) open to different skill levels c) seeking hot takes on current events send them your work!

have you always dreamed of seeing your poetry on pages of literary magazines? these ten mags can make it happen (and pay you while they’re at it):