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Since Q Syndicate was founded in 1995, more than 100 LGBT newspapers, magazines, newsletters and Web sites throughout the world have run our columns, puzzles and cartoons. We've worked with large, weekly publications like Bar Area Reporter, San Diego Lesbian and Gay Times and Dallas Voice, to smaller, less frequent newspapers and everything in between.
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Subscribing to Q Syndicate columns and features offers your publication several advantages:
Talent:
Because everything we sell goes to many different publications, we are able to recruit and retain some of queer America's most talented writers, artists and activists. Just a few: Our travel writer, Andrew Collins, is renowned for his Fodor's Gay Guides. Our sports writer, Dan Woog, is the author of the bestselling "Jocks" series of books. Our book reviewer, Richard LaBonte, also writes for Publisher's Weekly, the publication of record for the book industry, and has been involved in bookselling and reviewing since the '70s.
Reliability:
Q Syndicate materials are never late. Our content is posted to our Web site a full two weeks in advance of when it is scheduled to run. The content is already edited, spell-checked, of a predictable length and ready to run.
Ease:
When you subscribe to Q Syndicate content, you receive a password to log on to the member section of our Web site to collect the content. Our content delivery system ensures that you can retrieve your content when you need it - on your schedule.
Reputation:
Just like when readers move to a new town and are happy to find the local daily paper carries their favorite op-ed writer or crossword puzzle, this same dynamic works for the lesbian and gay press. Much of Q Syndicate content has a national following, and by adding a familiar and popular feature like our cartoons, "A Couple of Guys" or "Bitter Girl," you can offer readers an additional reason to pick up your publication.
Price:
One price locks in all the copy we offer for each issue of your newspaper and your Web site. It makes sticking to an editorial budget easy - and production planning a breeze.
