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"The Zodiac Review was launched to provide a quality magazine for writers of “literary/genre" fiction, the merger of literary fiction and any genre that cares to join it. You may know this blend of writing as "slipstream," "hybrid," or "genre-bending" fiction."
"The Zodiac Review was launched to provide a quality magazine for writers of “literary/genre" fiction, the merger of literary fiction and any genre that cares to join it. You may know this blend of writing as "slipstream," "hybrid," or "genre-bending" fiction."
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Accepted genres
3 genres
Fiction
No specific limitations
Flash Fiction
Max words: 1000
Poetry
Only Prose Poetry of one to two "pages."
Fiction
No specific limitations
Flash Fiction
Max words: 1000
Poetry
Only Prose Poetry of one to two "pages."
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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
The Zodiac Review welcomes unpublished stories from a whole panoply of genres, including psychological, light or dark humor, biting satire, philosophical, astrological, mythos, fictionalized memoir, light sci-fi and light fantasy...if they include decidedly strong elements of literary fiction. We are especially eager to publish pieces that include some of the following elements of literary fiction: Character-driven as much as or more than plot-driven writing Distinctive or idiosyncratic prose style; creative word usage Literary devices including metaphor, analogy, allegory, imagery, irony Subtle, subliminal or multiple meanings and sub-themes An indeterminate or unresolved ending
About the Magazine
Founded in 2011 | 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 :)
Daniel VanTassel
Editor-in-Chief
Brian Wright
Examples
1 pieces from Chill Subs people
