Need help submitting your writing to literary journals or book publishers/literary agents? Click here! →
Day(s)
:
Hour(s)
:
Minute(s)
:
Second(s)
If you’ve haven’t tried getting published in a literary journal yet, you could be missing out on a career-building publishing opportunity. Short story writers, poets, and essayists can publish their work in lit mags to build their reputations, readership, and...
Updated November 2023 Wondering what types of writing submissions tend to excite literary journal editors, and which ones they're most likely to turn down? At Writer’s Relief, we spend hundreds (probably thousands) of hours tracking publishing trends in literary...
Our July Lit Mag Spotlight is illuminating on LUMINA! Curious to know why they’re awesome, what their dream submission entails, and what their biggest submission nightmare is? Read on! CONTEST! Leave a comment on this blog post by August 1 to enter to win free copies...
This month’s Lit Mag Spotlight is happy to be shining on a not-so-close-to-home lit mag, Popshot! Popshot Magazine, based in the UK, publishes illustrations along with poetry, short stories, and flash fiction. Read a little about their ideal submission, what turns...
Say hello to Featured Client Nancy Scott Hanway! After only a year with Writer’s Relief, Nancy has already been published in six prestigious journals. We’d say that’s pretty impressive! Her prose demands to be read: In stories that reach just a couple of pages in...
Day(s)
:
Hour(s)
:
Minute(s)
:
Second(s)
See ALL the services we offer, from
FREE to Full Service!
Click here for a Writer’s Relief
Full Service Overview
“Getting that first poem published was the hardest threshold to cross. My team at Writer’s Relief kept encouraging me…then came the acceptance! We celebrated…then I continued writing, and Writer’s Relief continued doing the wonderful work they do!”
“Every piece I have sent out with their help has been accepted for publication! I am looking forward to working with the team on getting my new novel out into the world.”
