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Editor: Megg Mueller, executive editor
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Before submitting to Nevada Magazine
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We prefer a well-written query or outline with specific story elements before we receive the actual story. Write, e-mail, or call us if you have a story idea that you think might work. Nevada Magazine is produced only four times a year, so stories can take a long time to develop. Please be patient. A sample copy of the magazine is available by request.
DEVELOPING STORY IDEAS: Stories in Nevada Magazine are written from personal experience and research. What we offer our readers is an authoritative, authentic look at the state. You do not have to live here, but doing a story based solely on web research is rarely enough to get a query accepted. When developing your ideas, please consider Nevada Magazine’s structure and format. The magazine’s format includes the following:
FEATURES
Any interesting Nevada story that rises to the level of a feature story. These are longer and more in-depth than stories that appear in our Departments.
DEPARTMENTS
City Limits
Features destination stories for Nevada’s larger cities, such as Elko, Tonopah, Fallon, Reno, Las Vegas, etc.
Wide Open
Features destination stories for Nevada’s rural towns and regions.
Cravings
Usually stories centered on food and drink, such as new or interesting restaurants, wine stores, or coffee houses, or chef spotlights. Including a recipe is a nice touch.
History
Celebrating the Silver State’s past.
Market Type: Magazine
Contact: Megg Mueller, executive editor
Accepts: Historical, Humor, Interviews, Personal Experience, Photo Features, Profiles, Travel
Web Address: www.nevadamagazine.com
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Updated March 15, 2021
