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"Annulet: A Journal of Poetics is an online journal featuring literary criticism, poetry, and prose. New forum for closely reading."

"Annulet: A Journal of Poetics is an online journal featuring literary criticism, poetry, and prose. New forum for closely reading."

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Response Time

3 months

Acceptance Rate

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  • Payment

    No

  • Fee

    No

  • Simultaneous submissions

    Yes

  • Previously published

    No

  • Expedited response

    No

  • Available in print

    No

  • Provides contributor copies

    No

  • Examples online

    Yes

  • Active on social media

    Yes

Accepted genres

6 genres

Fiction

Max words: 50000

Max pieces: 3

If your prose pieces are each less than a page, you can submit up to five per submission.

Flash Fiction

Max words: 1000

Nonfiction

Max words: 5000

Max pieces: 3

If your prose pieces are each less than a page, you can submit up to five per submission.

Poetry

Max pieces: 5

Review

No specific limitations

Translation

We read translations into English of works originally composed in other languages in any of our genres. Submissions should follow the guidel...

Fiction

Max words: 50000

Max pieces: 3

If your prose pieces are each less than a page, you can submit up to five per submission.

Flash Fiction

Max words: 1000

Nonfiction

Max words: 5000

Max pieces: 3

If your prose pieces are each less than a page, you can submit up to five per submission.

Poetry

Max pieces: 5

Review

No specific limitations

Translation

We read translations into English of works originally composed in other languages in any of our genres. Submissions should follow the guidel...

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Track submission

21

Total submissions tracked

20 days

Average response time

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Average acceptance rate

7 days

Fastest response time

33 days

Slowest response time

How to submit

Process

We use email.

Cover letters

Include your name either in the document name or as a header.

Eligibility

No specific eligibility requirements

Formatting

Send your submission as one single Word document or PDF, especially if your work is formally or spatially-reliant. In your email subject line, please follow this phrasing: “Poetry Submission: Title, ex. Five Poems” (no need to list all poem titles, or include the ‘Title. ex.’!); “Prose Submission: Title”; “Annulet: On Text Considered”; “Comparative: On Title/Thing and Thing/Title”; “Review: Title by Author of Book”; Translation: “Five Poems/Pieces/Stories by Author Name”; “Comment: Topic”; “Paean: Title”; “Garland: On Writer’s Name”; or, finally, “Essay: Title”.

Rights for published work

Rights revert to author upon publication. We ask that Annulet be credited should a piece that first appeared here be subsequently published in a book, anthology, or other outlet.

Additional info

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About the Magazine

Founded in 2020 | United States

Among its meanings, an annulet is chiefly a little ring. As a biannual literary magazine, Annulet seeks to publish poetry that tracks its material nature, whether in language or in form, and prose whose sentences stretch toward, or must be parsed as or with, poetics. We like to read texts that live in between these states (especially for prose) as well as poems keening closely with their form. Equally, Annulet seeks dynamic literary criticism. We introduce the annulet, or a short form close read, as our form of critique. Scholarly at heart and approachable in practice, these annulets should consider: one poem, or one excerptable prose section. Consider it the cherry of an article, and more fun. Longer form criticism, or comparatives, should consider more than one thing in conjunction with each other. Along with critical and literary essays, comment on topics in poetics, essays on reading and place, and reviews are also considered—please find a list of titles of interest included with our submissions information.

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Alicia Wright

Editor-in-Chief