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The Open Sewers Collective

Literary Magazine

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The Open Sewers Collective latest issue

The Open Sewers Collective literary magazine is a collage in transition, open to any genre, topic and language, the collective an inclusive space for mutual support and creative collaboration.

Highlights

  • Vibe:Send us your best but less intimidating
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  • Accepts simultaneous submissions

    What's that?

    When you can submit your work to multiple magazines at the same time

  • Accepts previously published

    What's that?

    When the magazine wants to publish your previously published work. Requirements vary

  • Nominates for prizes

  • Active on social media

  • Available in print

  • Provides contributor copies

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  • Has examples online

  • Offers expedited response

    What's that?

    Expedited submission: When the magazine offers a faster response time for an extra fee

Fiction

Max pieces: 5

Sub Genres: Literary

For long plays (20+ norm pages), please add an exposé.

Nonfiction

Max pieces: 5

For long fiction (20+ norm pages), please add an exposé.

Poetry

Max pieces: 5

Hybrid

Max pieces: 5

Review

Max pieces: 5

Translation

Max pieces: 5

Let us know if you have rights to publish your translation. We offer to inquire about publishing rights with the original writer / publishing house.

Play

Max pieces: 5

For long plays (20+ norm pages), please add an exposé.

How to submit

  • Processs

    Email

  • Cover letter

    There are no requirements for your Cover Letter. Please do, however, add trigger warnings for your texts, if necessary.

  • Eligibility

    No specific eligibility requirements

  • Formatting

    Please submit texts as word documents. If your text requires special formatting that can't be featured, please submit the plain text in word and a formatted version in pdf or idd.

  • Author's rights

    We publish The Open Sewers Collective in Germany. In Germany, there is a distinction between Urheberrecht and Nutzungsrecht. The Urheberrecht belongs to the creator of the text. It is intransferable. The Nutzungsrecht defines how the text is used by a third party, in this case us. Before publishing your text, you will be asked to give us what is called einfaches, inhaltlich beschränktes Nutzungsrecht, which means: All rights regarding your texts remain with you, but you give us permission to use them for the upcoming issue of our magazine. You can give the same permission to other parties, too. You can also allow us to use your texts to advertise our magazine on Social Media etc.You can revoke the Nutzungsrecht, the permission, in case of Nichtausübung, meaning we didn't publish your texts, or Gewandelter Überzeugung, meaning you no longer agree with or otherwise stand behind your text.

  • Additional info

    We accept submissions in all languages, but require a translation for texts that are not in English or German. We advise for texts in languages other than English and German that you let a native speaker proofread your original and translation. We're, unfortunately, unable to pay royalties. Feel free to approach us if you run a bookshop or want a bookshop of your trust to sell The Open Sewers Collective. Feel free to reach out, if you want to feature us in your podcast/blog/newspaper etc. Spread the word about us on social media and tag us on instagram and Facebook with @opensewers and #opensewers.

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About

The Open Sewers Collective encourage the exchange of writers regardless of publishing experience, across country- and language barriers and beyond set genres, topics and discourses. The Magazine is a collage in transition, the collective an inclusive space for mutual support and creative collaborati...

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Founded

2022

Country

DE

www.opensewers.com

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    Editor Marz Sappler avatar

    Marz Sappler

    Editor-in-Chief

    Editor Mirek Heißenbüttel avatar

    Mirek Heißenbüttel

    Editor-in-Chief