Discover where to submit your work, what editors are looking for, and how the editorial submissions process works.
Literary fiction websites and blogs aren’t only for bookish types and lovers of literature looking for their next book recommendation. They can also be an …
Top 30 Literary Fiction Websites to Pitch, Submit, and Inspire Read More »
Like many writers, women, and creative humans, I like to think I’m pretty funny. When I was first looking to publish some of my satire, …
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Listen: we’ve all been coldly rejected by literary magazines. You work for weeks, months, maybe even years, to get a story, essay, or poem just …
Why Your Work is Getting Rejected by Literary Magazines Read More »
If you’re a writer who’s interested in achieving lofty “literary” heights, then you’ve likely dreamed of your work appearing in The New Yorker, The Paris …
Top 50 Alternative Literary Magazines to Submit To Read More »
An acquisitions editor is a proactive role, where an editor will seek to “acquire” manuscripts for their publishing house, imprint, press, and occasionally even literary …
Do you obsessively login to Submittable, refreshing your active submissions tab? Does your heart skip a beat and your stomach fall out of your behind …
