As long as the writing's as good as Southern sweet tea, Oxford American has room for stories ranging from fried green tomatos to Confederate war stories. What to pitch: The editors are looking for thoughtful, well-written pieces exploring Southern culture, landmarks, literature, and so on. What not to pitch: Read the magazine and know that you're pitching to and writing for literate Southern types. Their stylistic tastes might be ranging, but the magazine's focus is steady and clear. Etiquette: Send a query and clips by mail. More details here.