A Few Good Photographers

LatinJazzClub Magazine is interested in contacting freelance (amature/pro) photographers for special assignments in selected cities throughout the US. Contact LatinJazzClub Magazine for details: info@latinjazzclub.com

about LatinJazzClub Magazine
A giant literary cyber-emporium of related music news, articles, interviews, CD reviews and information, LatinJazzClub is a virtual on-line magazine dedicated to the advancement, education and historical preservation of Latin Jazz.

Types of Submissions
LatinJazzClub Magazine would only consider publishing new (never before published) articles, CD reviews and interviews for the following sections: JazzJive, Classic Corner, Latin Music Heroes of the 20th Century, LJC New York and LJC en Español.

• JazzJive
  This section features opinion articles relating to the musicians and the music business.
• Classic Corner
  This section features CD reviews of older recording considered classics.
• Latin Music Heroes of the 20th Century
  This section features biographies of famous musicians
• LJC en Español
  This section is called ClubJazzLatino catering to a Spanish speaking audience.

Payment:
LatinJazzClub Magazine would consider paying writers an inclussive amount per article. Writers should innitially submit one sample article as well as your payment expectations. If article is accepted, payment is forwarded after article has been published.

Writing style:
LatinJazzClub Magazine takes a conservative approach taking pride in offering readers a unique in-depth perspective and insider's glimpse at Latin Jazz. Articles should be 300-500 words and written extremely descriptive of the music with a serious tone. All articles submitted will be examined for accuracy and style.

Submit:
Send all articles for consideration to info@latinjazzclub.com. We reserve the right to accept or refuse any submission. Be sure to proofread, spellcheck your piece, and check your references and links. Please footnote your references at the end of your article or a separate page. For articles we publish and meet our criteria, we give author credits and full reciprocal 'backlinks' to email or Web site giving you plenty of exposure.

Submission Details

1. All submissions must be written using straight ASCII text and submitted as an e-mail message or attached ASCII text file. Aligned left. Ragged right. You may also submit in HTML document format.

2. NEVER LEAVE TWO (2) SPACES AFTER COMMAS, PERIODS OR OTHER PUNCTUATION! We don't care what your high school typing teacher told you. They weren't webmasters. In your text use no curly quotes or apostrophes and put commas and periods inside quotes regardless of their meaning.

3. Please spell and grammar check your work before sending it. We accept only near final or final copy.

4. Get permission if you plan to quote someone or take their picture. Get it in writing! It is considered a professional courtesy to allow the person(s) to read and approve of the content of your article before submitting. It also helps to avoid lawsuits.

5. Graphics, artwork, or accompanying photographs will be accepted, preferably saved as GIF, or JPEG files. Multimedia such as Quicktime, Shockwave, and Real Audio will also be accepted, but make sure it is optimized for the Web. Send along with your submission as e-mail "attachments." If files surpass 600K, please save on to disk and send by mail separately.

We hope these tips and requirements have not discouraged you. If you've got a good idea for an article let us know about it at info@latinjazzclub.com.

LatinJazzClub Magazine is currently experiencing tens of thousands of visitors per day. Don't be surprised after your work appears, if you suddenly get a considerable amount of reciprocal hits.

Thank You

Good luck and good writing. We appreciate your interest in LatinJazzClub Magazine and look forward to working with you.