Scribes*MICRO*Fiction is a literary magazine dedicated to publishing concise, impactful works of fiction and poetry, each ranging from 90 to 110 words. Founded by the Fairfield Scribes, the magazine aims to showcase the art of brevity in storytelling. Each issue features a diverse array of contributors, highlighting both emerging and established writers. The magazine also offers a platform for in-depth interviews and book reviews, providing readers with insights into the creative processes of featured authors. Regular submissions are open year-round, with specific periods dedicated to special contests like The Scribes Prize, which offers cash prizes and awards to outstanding submissions. The editorial team is led by Managing Editor Edward Ahern, with Associate Editor Alison McBain, Special Features Editor Matthew P.S. Salinas, and Poetry Editor Mary Keating. Submission editors include Sarah Anderson, P.C. Keeler, P.M. Ray, Ira Rosofsky, Felicia Strangeways, Amita Basu, Julie Cadman, Scott Bogart, and Leslie Burton-Lopez. The magazine is committed to paying $1 per accepted story or poem, supporting the writers who contribute to its monthly editions. For more information on submission guidelines and upcoming issues, visit their official website. (fairfieldscribes.com)

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