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A Geezer's Guide to Lit Mag Maneuvers

Lit Mag News Roundup • 1808 implied HN points • 23 Feb 23

📚 Literature Publishing Fiction Short Stories Submissions

The process of submitting to literary magazines has changed over time.
Researching and targeting the right literary magazines is important for success.
Having a structured submissions log can help in tracking responses and progress.

An Editor's Thoughts on Reaching Outsider Writers

Lit Mag News Roundup • 628 implied HN points • 30 Mar 23

📚 Literature Publishing Marketing Submissions

Connecting with writers outside traditional literary circles is important for magazines.
Editors need to actively engage with and show respect for writers from diverse backgrounds.
Making the submission process empowering and improving communication with writers is essential.

The Flood of ChatGPT Crap About to Clog Up Publishing

Counter Craft • 444 implied HN points • 21 Feb 23

📚 Literature Writing Publishing AI Magazines Submissions

ChatGPT-generated content is overwhelming publishers and writers
The sheer volume of submissions in the publishing industry is already a challenge
Use of AI-generated content may lead to scams and elitism in publishing

Paid Writing Opportunities with "The Rialto Books Review"

The Ha'penny Papers • 39 implied HN points • 22 Jan 24

📚 Literature Writing Submissions Journal Prose Poetry

The Rialto Books Review is seeking submissions for their April issue including prose, poetry, and plays.
Prose writers can receive $200 per accepted piece, playwrights receive $150 per dramatic excerpt, and poets get a minimum of $30 per poem.
Submission deadline for all pieces is February 25th, so make sure to send your work before then.

Update: New Rolling Submissions and Hosting for 2023

Do Not Research • 219 implied HN points • 15 Apr 23

🎨 Art & Illustration Submissions Community Events Projects

Do Not Research is accepting submissions for their next issue with a deadline of May 15th. Accepted entries will start publishing in the summer.
Submissions should include art, essays, videos, and more made within the last year. Contributors are paid and granted membership to the community.
Do Not Research started as a small project in 2021 and has since published 159 unique contributors. Follow their work on their Substack for updates.

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