Logo of Fine Print Press literary magazine
"Our goal is to showcase the work of independent and up-and-coming artists and authors in communities around the world."
Vibe: Send us your best but less intimidating
Response time:
/ 34 days
Payment:
No
Simultaneous submissions:
Yes
Previously published:
No
Submission fee:
$3
Expedited submissions:
No
Available in print:
Yes
Examples online:
Yes
Average acceptance rate:
0%
Country:
United States
Year founded:
2018
Has Masthead info:
Yes

Chill Subs Tracker Stats!

Total tracked subs
2
Average acceptance rate
0% (so far)
Average response time
34 days
Average acceptance time
-
Average rejection time
34 days
Fastest response time
34 days
Slowest response time
34 days

Important stuff

Great style
Available both in print (free copies!) and online
Promote writers even after publication - hype hype hype
Submission fee. Though if it would bar you from submitting due to financial circumstances, you can get in touch and they will waive that fee.

Genres

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Fiction

No specific limitations
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Nonfiction

No specific limitations
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Poetry

Max pieces: 5Each poem no longer than 3 pages
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Art

Max pieces: 5All artwork should be submitted in black and white as either a .PDF or .JPG file and saved at 300 DPI.
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Photography

Max pieces: 5
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Comics

Max pieces: 5

Masthead

We currently list only main editors, more will be added later!
If you're an editor, you can edit your masthead in our admin panel :)

Christopher Payne

Editor-in-Chief

Dylan Krieger

Managing Editor

Examples

'I want to be the pill you take to sleep' by Amanda Glasser

(excerpt)
i eat falafel in my car, packed outside my house with my seatbelt still on. i worry that there's mayonaisse on it, and i feel like a jerk for being a vegan. i feel like a jerk about my pronouns. i write haikus in my head to ground myself during extreme moods; it's almost compulsive. i wrote a lot today, but i remember none of them. i remember them being better than what i'm writing now, but you know how memory works. your brain applies a filter, adjusts brightness, and then types out "#nofilter" before deleting the original.
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'My Wife Wants Me To Quit Smoking Herb' by Hilal Omar Al Jamal

(excerpt)
I smoke like a fucking chimney. Like it was in style, went out of style, and came back for blood. Like breathing. --Gasp-- And I inhale like a motherfucker, like a motherfucker gasping; because I smoke like I don't want to die but like I live like I do --Gasp--
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'Sandwich Bitch Vol 1' by Frances Michelle Lopez

(excerpt)
I was sitting in the waiting room of my gynecologist, being (lack of) baby-shamed by all the creepy portraits of infants and toddlers wearing diapers and top hats, when a show of the "I think my wife is cheating on me and I don't think that child is mine" variety came on. Those kinds of trashy daytime shows are very entertaining to watch in settings where people in the same room have very limited interaction. You often find yourself in a situation in which, evey now and then, you hear a cynical "mmhmmm..." or "Ooh, if that were my husband...I'd beat his ass" - to which you, by universal code of civility, must acknowledge with an "I hear you, sister" or a more typical "I know, right?"
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'Another Hidden Agenda of 20th Century Advertising' by Chris Stroffolino

(excerpt)
It was not simply to increase coffee consumption, alcohol consumption, soda consumption, (to say nothing of chocolate demand, pharmaceutical demand...), but also to decrease water demand just enough so people would drink coffee, beer, and soda when they might have otherwise had water.
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