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"Offbeat and off-kilter, quip is a literary journal publishing stories that move to their own rhythm. We like fresh voices, weird worlds, and themes that stretch the fabric of traditional literary fiction."

"Offbeat and off-kilter, quip is a literary journal publishing stories that move to their own rhythm. We like fresh voices, weird worlds, and themes that stretch the fabric of traditional literary fiction."

Vibe

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Response Time

within 120 days

Acceptance Rate

0%

  • Payment

    Yes

  • 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

    No

Accepted genres

1 genres

Fiction

Max words: 5000

We accept literary fiction submissions twice per year for our biannual online publication. Most importantly, we’re looking for work that s...

Fiction

Max words: 5000

We accept literary fiction submissions twice per year for our biannual online publication. Most importantly, we’re looking for work that s...

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Cover letters

Coming soon! Advice from editors on what your cover letter and bio should look like!

Eligibility

Young creators

Formatting

Coming soon! All the Times New Romans and double spaces!

Rights for published work

Coming soon! First, third, none, all the rights!

Additional info

Things We Like Stories that move—emotionally (rip our hearts out, please,) but also through plot. We can’t lie: we like a good plot. We’re not interested in reading stories about a man sitting in room alone, talking about a character who doesn’t appear on the page. Make sure that, whatever happens, something happens. Underrepresented voices. Funny characters, serious characters, strong characters, weak characters, ugly characters, honest characters, and, best of all, all-of-those-things characters. Things We Don’t Like Racism, sexism, classism, ableism. This ties into the above, but we’ll say it anyway: We don’t like stories about characters who hate [insert person] because of [insert uncontrollable circumstance]. No, we don’t care if the character changes on the final page or if the piece is actually a commentary on the terrible world we live in. YA, children’s lit, genre-heavy fiction—unless it's mind-blowingly good. Gratuitous or over-the-top descriptions of violence or sex.

About the Magazine

Founded in 2018 | United States

Masthead

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

Sarah Bailey

Editor-in-Chief

Anna Blake

fiction editor

Examples

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