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 Full details  We only accept responses to call outs (mainly for inclusion in anthologies). Keep an eye on our posts for new call outs – we encourage you to submit for anthologies and events – if we like your work enough to publish single items more than once, we ask to see more… We want to receive submissions from writers from the LGBT and Global Majority communities, older writers, and from writers with disabilities. We want to receive submissions from Deaf writers and Blind writers. You can submit by BSL in a video or by audio file if that’s easier for you, more details on our Submittable page .   Any unsolicited submissions not related to callouts will NOT be read!   This information will help you to get accepted: We mainly publish fiction and poetry. When we ever publish nonfiction it is because we found it for ourselves and were too excited by it not to publish it, So DON’T send us your memoirs, we aren’t the right people. We will not under any ...

  Full details Marina joined The Soho Agency in 2016, after working for several years in the editorial departments of Little, Brown and HarperCollins. She adores fiction and is building a list of upmarket commercial, reading group and accessible literary fiction – and is actively looking to take on clients in this area.  She is looking for strong hooks, compelling writing and unforgettable characters. Among other things, she is drawn to books that feature: mysteries; heatwaves and/or raging storms; plot twists; hotels; secrets simmering under the surface; dramatic landscapes, a vivid sense of place; an unusual structure; characters who are not what they seem; cults; against-the-odds survival; dry humour; a light dusting of myths and folklore; chemistry that leaps off the page; love triangles, family tensions, heady affairs and forbidden romances – relationships under pressure, essentially. Marina reads across all genres in adult fiction, except for sci-fi, and she...

 Full details All we want is your story (no poetry) that’s up to 200 words with a twist (no minimum word count) . Maximum of one entry per person per competition round, any theme. We will announce a short list and winner once we receive 100 entries (see story count below), with the winner getting publication on our winners page . Please read the competition details at the bottom of the page. Entry is free via our email: fusilli-writing@outlook.com or our contact page, however, we offer feedback plus our 47 page PDF: ‘Fundamentals of Flash Fiction’ for a fee of £5 , either click on the blue button below to pay via STRIPE or send £5 via PayPal to fusilli-writing@outlook.com (other currencies calculated at time of payment or contact us for a figure). Please let us know when you submit your story that you have opted for feedback. The PDF will then be emailed to you soon after payment (up to two days but often sooner) and feedback sent once the competition has closed ...

  Full details  Peggy Ramsay was one of the best-known play agents in the United Kingdom during the second half of the Twentieth Century.  When she died in 1991 her estate was left for charitable purposes to help writers and writing for the stage.  The Peggy Ramsay Foundation was established in pursuance of this objective.   The Peggy Ramsay Foundation seeks to perpetuate Peggy Ramsay’s ideals, by directly helping dramatists at very different stages of experience in ways which we are determined to keep as quick and unbureaucratic as possible.  

 Full details  At The Rumpus , we know how easy it is to find pop culture on the internet, so we’re here to give you something more challenging, to show you how beautiful things are when you step off the beaten path. The Rumpus is a place where people come to be themselves through their writing, to tell their stories or speak their minds in the most artful and authentic way they know how. We strive to be a platform for marginalized voices and writing that might not find a home elsewhere, and to lift up new voices alongside those of more established writers we love. We work to shine a light on stories that build bridges, tear down walls, and speak truth to power. The Rumpus launched in 2009. In January 2017, The Rumpus was purchased by Marisa Siegel, who had previously served as Managing Editor from 2014–2017. In January 2022, Alyson Sinclair became the new owner and publisher, Alysia Li-Ying Sawchyn is the Editor-in-Chief, and Marisa Siegel continues at The R...

  Full details  Sasee encourages writers and artists to submit work for review to be included in an upcoming issue. We are always interested in reading editorial we may be able to publish and viewing artwork that may be suitable for an upcoming cover. You will find guidelines and requirements for submission of your work below. Submissions Calendar Writer Submission Guidelines Cover Art Submission Guidelines Submissions Calendar Please email Sasee Editor, shawkinson@strandmedia.com for the complete editorial calendar and descriptions for upcoming months. October 2022 “Renew & Revamp” Submissions due: August 15, 2022 November 2022 “Gather & Gobble” Submissions due: September 15, 2022 December 2022 “In the Spirit!” Submissions due: October 15, 2022 Writer Submission Guidelines Sasee welcomes editorial submissions from freelance writers. We are looking for new, unpublished, first-person, non-fiction material that is for or about women. Essays, humor, ...

 Full details u won’t be published alongside famous authors, but your work has a better chance to be selected and we pay you properly. Type: Fiction | Genre: Any | Word Count: 500-2000 | Pay: 10 cents/word | Response Time: One Month | No Pros Allowed Choose your path... Short Story Contest Over $3000 in prizes. Dozens of winners every month. Open to new/casual writers only.  Learn More Submit To The Magazine Earn 10 cents/word for your short fiction. We accept work in any genre and only publish new writers. No pros allowed. View Prompt