http://www.thetruthmagazine.com
I checked this site out and they don't pay. They want you to help them build a magazine. Give me a break!
I checked this site out and they don't pay. They want you to help them build a magazine. Give me a break!
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Frumious B said:
Beep... beep... beep... flatline!
They also have text that says "The best new fiction straight from our writer's hearts..." Does that mean there's only one of them?
But then, I don't hold out much hope for a site that whines "There must be an alternative to the formulaic literature being produced nowadays." Often, that translates to a couple of possibilities:
1) Waah, I can't write interesting stories, so I will convince myself that people who can write them must be hacks.
and
2) Waah, I hate stories with (ewwww) plots. I want to read and support really cool hip stuff with experimental writing techniques, no plots, and characters nobody can relate to. That's odd. Why doesn't anyone want to pay for my magazine?
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Maybe the design is a, um, statement on... jeez.
No, it's just awful.
Random capitalizations, misused apostrophes, missing punctuation.
They seem to be pretty honest about the whole "not paying anything" thing, even if it does take the site owner three sentences under "What We Pay" to get to it.
The big 'red flag' for me is that there doesn't seem to be any advertising going on -- how is anyone going to find this magazine? And how does the site owner plan on getting any money for it or to build any kind of readership?
If it were a forum to display works for publicity or prestige (or, heck, just to showcase personal works or friends' works), I could see potential, but as a commercial venture, I don't see much future for it.
No, it's just awful.
Random capitalizations, misused apostrophes, missing punctuation.
They seem to be pretty honest about the whole "not paying anything" thing, even if it does take the site owner three sentences under "What We Pay" to get to it.
The big 'red flag' for me is that there doesn't seem to be any advertising going on -- how is anyone going to find this magazine? And how does the site owner plan on getting any money for it or to build any kind of readership?
If it were a forum to display works for publicity or prestige (or, heck, just to showcase personal works or friends' works), I could see potential, but as a commercial venture, I don't see much future for it.
