POPSHOT SUBMISSIONS FREE

is a great site for “short pieces of fiction – bursts of 1,250 words or less, both written and spoken” and welcomes new submissions.

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POPSHOT SUBMISSIONS FREE

The magazine is free to submit, subscribe and read.

Broken the Fable showcases short stories and poetry.If you’ve not heard within three months of submission, you’ve not been successful. Quarterly magazine Brilliant Flash Fiction magazine is seeking submissions of 1,000 words or less (published end Jan, March, June, September).Boston Literary Magazine no longer considers stories over 250 words and especially wants drabbles (100 worders), dribbles (50 worders) and poetry (especially haiku).BlinkInk is a quarterly magazine of short pieces.Bateau accepts submissions of poetry, flash fiction, playlets, flash nonfiction, comics / graphic stories, and b/w illustration from 1st September to 31st May.The submissions page includes topics they don’t want (always useful). Bartleby Snopes wants “quality fiction that grabs us and doesn’t let go” in both flash (1-1,200 words) and long fiction (up to 3,000 words).Ascent Aspirations welcomes short stories (100wordstory welcomes 100-word* pieces of any genre (*no more, no less, excluding title).34thparallel welcomes flash fiction, poetry, non-fiction BUT they charge $6 to submit! For that you get a digital copy featuring your piece (if accepted) so submit if you think it’s worth it.13shotsofgrit’s snifters is especially for short flash fiction (longer pieces accepted too).Magazine used to welcome submissions of flash fiction but they are currently closed to prose, only open to poetry, non-fiction and reviews. There are some interesting articles legalzoom (rights), legal zoom (adapting), litreactor (rights), (selling shorts), Kindle Boards (pricing), bookbaby (short story eBookers), writers relief (previously published) and writersrelief (fan fiction).įlash Fiction only (up to 1,250 words – those allowing more are listed below under in the ‘Short Stories’ section) Some markets won’t accept it if it has been. If your story has been published online, this means it’s been published, even if you didn’t receive any money for it. I would always recommend you checking for the current guidelines before writing something to suit in case anything has changed since posting on this page. Do let me know if you know of any others or if any of this information is incorrect. Keep writing, keep reading and we'll be back in contact to let you know about the launch of Issue Six - The Love Issue.Click here for the main mixed format submissions page, or for Children’s, non-fiction, Novels, Poetry, Sci-fi, fantasy, horror etc., Scripts or Opportunities on this blog.īelow is a list of some outlets welcoming submissions of flash fiction and short stories (click here for other genres) – those marked ‘see below’ are markets that accept flash fiction and longer short stories.

Please continue to submit to Popshot in the future and help support the magazine by subscribing, buying a copy or telling your friends about it. We feel it's worth mentioning that this doesn't mean the work is sub-standard by any stretch of the imagination and hope that you don't take it personally. Each issue this means that we have to let many poems slip through our fingers that are perfectly publishable material. 'Rejection' insinuates that your poems weren't good enough to make it in, but in the case of Popshot, it's because we can only accept 20 poems out of a potential few thousand. It's worth noting that we don't particularly enjoy writing this little email as for many of you it will come as a rejection letter, although we're not fans of that term. Contributors whose poems have made it in will have received an email from us by now so if you haven't received one, apologies we can't be more personal and thank you again for submitting to us. As always it was a fascinating process with every single poem we read helping to contribute towards our vision of the forthcoming Love issue.

After just under 8 weeks of dedicated poem reading, submissions finally came to a close a few days ago. Firstly, a huge thank you to everyone who submitted to our 'Love' issue.

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