How to Pitch: RV Living

A new travel title wants to build its freelance roster for both the feature well and the FOB, writes Kristen Elde. If you’re writing about RV enthusiasts, RV Living prefers that you write about the younger, wandering ones. The magazine is a newborn, so freelancers are welcome to pitch features as well as Front of Book. Especially check out the “Good Eats” section. Stay away from Shifting Gears, the magazine’s product review section; and The Caravan, the community section. Send your faxes via email. Oh and they pay well, too.

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