Woman’s World
a360 Media LLC
1601 Alhambra Boulevard #100
Sacramento CA 95816
Email: dearww@womansworldmag.com
Feature stories email: wwfeatures@womansworldmag.com
Web: https://www.womansworld.com
Woman’s World is a weekly magazine sold primarily to women via grocery stores. It comes out 50 times per year. A360 Media is a division of McClatchy Media.
Their website and magazine have sections on wellness, beauty, entertainment, aging, life, weight loss, food, money, and healthcare.
Woman’s World is a warm voice the reader can count on, appealing to her heart with inspiring stories of real women who have overcome challenges and are spreading kindness. Simple, actionable tips make her whole life happier and healthier — that includes study-proven wellness advice, budget-friendly comfort food recipes and easy ideas for fun.

Woman’s World Magazine Editors
Liz Vaccariello, editor-in-chief. Email: liz@womansworld.com
Carey Ostergard and Patty Bontekoe, executive editors
Allison Nemetz and Lisa Maxbauer, nutrition editors
Rachel Cosma, director, health
Julie Miltenberger, director, food
Maggie Dillard, inspiration editor
Melissa D’Agnese, Kristina Mastrocola, and Shay Trotter, home and living editors
Jemma Evans, director, entertainment
Julia Dennison, director, digital (online)
Woman’s World Magazine Online
Inspiring Stories — Email: wwfeatures@womansworldmag.com. Submit inspiring stories, weight loss stories, etc. with your name, address, and photo.
Finish This Sentence — Email: quotes@womansworld.com. Each issue they ask readers to finish a sentence. The current issue asked readers to finish this sentence: In 2026, I’m looking forward to… And the Thanksgiving issue asked them to finish this sentence: This Thanksgiving, I’m grateful for… Send your finish along with your full name, city and state.
Circle of Kindness — Email: CircleofKindness@womansworldmag.com. Send stories of the kindness of strangers with your name, address, and photo. If selected, you could win a $50 gift card.
Angel Stories — Email: angels@womansworldmag.com. Send stories of angel encounters with your name, address, and photo. If selected, you could win a $50 gift card.
Everyday Hero — Email: wwfeatures@womansworldmag.com.
Love & Laughter — Email: loveandlaughter@womansworldmag.com. Features cute and funny photos of babies, young children, and pets. You Must include the name and age of the child or pet as well as your name, address, phone number, and relationship to the child or pet.
Note: By submitting any articles, letters, or photos to the magazine you are giving them permission to reprint in the magazine, on their website, and in future special issue publications.
Woman’s World Newsletters
Women’s World Books newsletter – Visit https://womansworld.com/newsletter-signup to sign up for their weekly books email newsletter to stay up-to-date on all your favorite books, author Q&As, and new releases. The magazine feature five to seven reviews of books every issue, primarily woman’s fiction and at least one self-help book. They also feature recipe excerpts from cookbooks.
They also have weekly newsletters featuring recipes, wellness and weight loss, classic TV, and a general newsletter that features smart stories and tips for living with more joy.
Woman’s World Social Media
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WomansWorldMag
Instagram: https://instagram.com/womansworldmag
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/womansworldmag
XTwitter: https://x.com/WomansWorldUS
Woman’s World Pitching Tips
Submit article suggestions to Kristina Mastrocola, Senior Editor, where your author can offer advice and tips as an expert.
Submit cookbook recipes, especially middle America comfort food recipes, to Julie Miltenberger, Food Director.
Do not ask to submit articles to them. They don’t accept outside articles from authors unless they already know you well. Again, submit an article suggestion where your author can provide expert tips. Pitch your author as an expert who can contribute to a great article.
Submit small personal stories to Circle of Kindness, etc., as a tool for the editors to start recognizing your name.
Subscribe to their newsletters and submit story ideas for the appropriate newsletters.
You can always submit story ideas and pitch yourself as an expert for roundup articles on any relevant topics.
Read the magazine regularly so you have a better idea where the editors are heading with stories. Then pitch accordingly. For example, the health editors are hot on GLP-1 shots right now for weight loss and diabetes.


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