How to Pitch: Jane

In case you didn’t know, Jane magazine now features a new editor and a lot more space for freelancers. Paula Orr chatted with Esther Haynes about how to break into the magazine. “The most freelance-accessible spot in the magazine is “The Life,” a new FOB section. It covers all different aspects of a life of a woman in her twenties, Haynes says, so 150-200 word items under headings such as “Sex,” “Home,” “Play,” “Sweat,” and “Breath” all fit here.” Don’t pitch things about pleasing your man or looking thin while pleasing your man and so on. Keep the pitches short, clear and sweet. Email only.

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