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Writers often lock into one genre, whether by choice, at the urging of their mentors, or simply by accident. But what if you've had success as a poet, but you long to give prose a try? Or maybe you’re a suspense writer who is itching to try your hand at a Western. If...
Making time to send out writing submissions can easily slip through the cracks in your schedule, especially when you’re preoccupied with work, family, and the obligations of daily life. But here's a heads-up—literary journals and agents are eagerly gearing up to read...
Editors of contemporary literary journals love slice-of-life vignettes. According to Wikipedia, slice of life is: “a storytelling technique that presents a seemingly arbitrary sample of a character's life, which often lacks a coherent plot, conflict, or ending. The...
Happy (almost) Spring, writers! March’s Lit Mag Spotlight is shining on North Dakota Quarterly, the University of North Dakota’s renowned literary journal. Publishing since 1911, NDQ strives to publish compelling content from all over the globe. Find out why they’re...
February’s Lit Mag Spotlight is shining on The Malahat Review! Established in 1967, Malahat is among Canada’s leading literary journals and publishes an international array of poetry, fiction, essays, and the occasional interview. Check out their ideal submission,...
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