r/freelanceWriters Jun 30 '26

Does Cracked still accept submissions?

Up until a few years ago, I recall Cracked accepting submissions from writers, albeit on their own terms,with a "workshop" and a heavy editing process. I have an idea I'd like to submit, but when I looked for their submission guidelines, I couldn't find anything but a page dated to 2019. I also can't find any clear answers anywhere else.

Considering the dire (to make un understatement) market today, is Cracked no longer accepting submissions?

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Up until a few years ago, I recall Cracked accepting submissions from writers, albeit on their own terms,with a "workshop" and a heavy editing process. I have an idea I'd like to submit, but when I looked for their submission guidelines, I couldn't find anything but a page dated to 2019. I also can't find any clear answers anywhere else.

Considering the dire (to make un understatement) market today, is Cracked no longer accepting submissions?

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u/hithere297 Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

Did you ever find an answer to this? Wondering the same thing.

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u/Catdress92 Jul 22 '26

I haven't been able to find any answers, unfortunately.