Get Paid to Write AI Short Stories

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Introduction

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I want to highlight some incredible work that a number of people are doing. They are creating a magazine where you can actually submit AI stories and get paid to write them. Let's get into it.

Introducing Mulu Magazine

This magazine is called Mulu Magazine, and they've been around for a little while. But now, they're launching a special AI issue, which I think is absolutely incredible and warrants an entire article just to make sure everyone knows about it. You can pre-order the issue here. You can choose whether you want a digital PDF or a physical copy. I'll be getting the physical copy because this is kind of a cool thing, and I hope the editors take note of its popularity. It could potentially lead to an AI-specialized spin-off.

Professional Rates for Writers

A unique aspect of Mulu Magazine is that they pay professional rates, which means you get 8 cents per word for any accepted submissions. Obviously, there's no guarantee your submission will be selected, but that's common with any magazine.

Here's the submission page where you can submit your work. You'll be paid 8 cents per word as the base pay, plus you can boost your earnings with a contributor-exclusive affiliate program. This means if your work is accepted, you can share the magazine and earn commissions from sales.

Accepting More Than Just Stories

Mulu Magazine also accepts AI art and pays $ 10 per page. If you do comics, they pay $ 45 per page. Scroll down the submission page to see more information about the AI special issue. They are seeking AI-assisted stories and comics in any genre. You don't need to write the entire story with AI; you can use it for ideas, research, or any part of the writing process.

Submission Guidelines

Your submission should be between 500 and 2,800 words. They also have guidelines for comics and non-fiction articles, as well as art submissions. I'll link to this guidelines page so you can get all the details.

Editor-in-Chief Insights

The Editor-in-Chief has shared her first impressions of the AI-assisted submissions, and it's fascinating. She noted that the average quality per submission has significantly improved over the average human submission. If you are an average writer, AI can help you produce better work. However, she emphasized that the final quality still depends on the writer's skill in curating meaningful moments in the story.

Final Thoughts

This initiative is not just about better writing; it's about making sure that meaningful stories are told. I highly encourage you to submit your work and pre-order the magazine issue. It's going to be a landmark issue, setting a precedent for other magazines.

If you want to know more about storytelling, my membership is open right now. We're covering some storytelling principles that you really should know. Check it out here, and I'll see you in the next video.

Keywords

  • AI stories
  • Mulu Magazine
  • professional rates
  • submission guidelines
  • AI art
  • AI-assisted writing
  • storytelling

FAQ

Q1: What is Mulu Magazine? A1: Mulu Magazine is a publication that is launching a special AI issue where writers can submit their AI-assisted stories and get paid professional rates.

Q2: How much does Mulu Magazine pay for submissions? A2: Mulu Magazine pays 8 cents per word for accepted story submissions, $ 10 per page for AI art, and $ 45 per page for comics.

Q3: Can I submit non-fiction articles to Mulu Magazine's AI issue? A3: Yes, Mulu Magazine also accepts non-fiction articles and provides guidelines for their submission.

Q4: Do I need to write my entire story with AI? A4: No, your story doesn't have to be fully written with AI. You can use AI for ideas, research, or any part of the writing process.

Q5: What is the length requirement for story submissions? A5: The length of each submission should be between 500 and 2,800 words.

Q6: Can I boost my earnings if my work is accepted? A6: Yes, if your submission gets accepted, you can join a contributor-exclusive affiliate program to earn commissions from the magazine's sales.