The Dublin Review
Literary Magazine
The Dublin Review is a quarterly magazine of essays, memoir, reportage and fiction. Founded and edited by Brendan Barrington, it is published in book format and printed on Munken Cream stock to a design by David Smith (Atelier, Dublin).
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Pays€300
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Accepts simultaneous submissions
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When you can submit your work to multiple magazines at the same time
Accepts previously published
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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
Has examples online
Offers expedited response
What's that?
Expedited submission: When the magazine offers a faster response time for an extra fee
Fiction
Sub Genres: Literary
Payment: € 300
Nonfiction
Sub Genres: All / surprise us
Payment: € 300
How to submit
Processs
Google / other forms
Cover letter
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Eligibility
No specific eligibility requirements
Formatting
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Author's rights
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Additional info
We especially encourage submissions from members of groups traditionally underrepresented in literary magazines and other cultural forums.
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Total submissions tracked
118 days
Average response time
Average acceptance rate
62 days
Fastest response time
312 days
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About
‘The best magazines are not just the product of their editors’ tastes and curiosities, but of the time and place in which they are made. Readers of The Edinburgh Review in the 19th century or The New Yorker in the 20th (and beyond) walked those cities’ streets, even — especially — when the piece on ...
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2000
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IE
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Brendan Barrington
Editor-in-Chief