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How do I know whether a request for article is still valid? I wouldn't want to spend hours writing articles that the requestor is no longer interested in.

Under "Requested Content" I see a few requests to which I might be able to respond. Assuming I had an article that a requestor might like, how would I submit that article for the requestor to evaluate? It's been awhile since I last visited CC and I see the layout has changed. I'm a little ...

Very often I see requests for articles where the requestor asks $10-$20 for full rights for a reasonably lengthy article. Doesn't seem worthwhile to submit, particularly considering that the chances of the article being accepted are not 100%. Many of us need the sales for almost any amount of money....

Well--it has me thinking, but I think my own personal snobbery is going to come to town here on the question of creative fiction. I follow the fiction/poetry market very closely--it is, in fact, part of my day gig. I have yet to see a reputable online journal for creative endeavors--oh sure, maybe ...

Are you suggesting that you would be willing to allow creative fiction to be downloaded for 49 cents a crack to anybody under the sun? As a fiction writer, I think I would rather bury the book in the backyard--I could grow blueberries over it and make more money selling them. Anyway, if I've got a ...

This site does not offer anything like this. It is specifically designed for website owners who require unique content for readers to visit their sites. People do not come to this site to read content; they come to CC to purchase content so that it can be read from their sites. I suppose I'm sugges...

You may have heard that Amazon is allowing certain invited authors to post their short stories. Individuals can then download these stories for (I think) $0.49 to read. Does this site allow anything similar? I like the Amazon idea, but it is restricted to invited authors only. I know that this site ...