Magazine1

How to submit

• Processs

  Duosuma

• Cover letter

  No cover letter advice

• Eligibility

  
  We have a special submission call for writers from the west coast of Florida, so if you're from there, please submit to that call. Other than that we encourage everyone to submit except racists, transphobes, general pieces of shit, etc.

• Formatting

  Please wait until you receive a response for your submission before submitting again. You are free to submit multiple times, but only one submission per genre is allowed i.e. one short story of 4500 words and 3 poems totaling 10 pages of poetry. Only submit previously unpublished work. Include a biography in the appropriate place on Submittable. 100 words or less, please. While it’s fine to tell us where you’ve been previously published, we’d love it if you told us something about yourself instead. We accept simultaneous submissions, but let us know if your piece is accepted elsewhere. Submit all written work as a .doc, .docx, or .pdf file. Have standard formatting: put your page number somewhere on each page. If the submission is prose, please double-space. Use Times New Roman font, or similar. Please limit prose submissions to ~4500 words for a single short story or up to four pieces of flash fiction each with a maximum of 1000 words. Please submit a maximum of 10 pages of poetry. Hybrid work can bend these limitations, but please do so within reason. We won’t be able to do anything with a full manuscript, even if it’s great. We typically respond to submissions within four weeks. Please be patient as we are a very small team. Submissions are 5 dollars per submission, any and all money collected is only used for the operating costs associated with the magazine.

• Author's rights

  For all submissions (fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art, and hybrid), we ask for the right to display and archive work in multiple electronic formats, such as on our website and in PDF. We acquire First Rights to the work (i.e. the piece must not have been previously published in print or online), with all rights reverting back to the author upon publication. After publication, we greatly appreciate any reprints acknowledging that the piece was first published in Magazine1.

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