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Magazine Name |
Sassafras Literary Magazine |
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Website |
Defunct |
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Editors Name |
Miranda Holmqvist |
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Print publication? |
No |
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Circulation |
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Submission Guidelines URL |
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Approx. Response Time? |
2 weeks |
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How often do you publish? |
Weekly |
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Year Founded? |
2013 |
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Do you pay? |
No |
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Do you take online submissions? |
Yes |
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Information about your publication |
Sassafras Literary Magazine is that one peculiar friend. This littlest litmag in the world is looking for contributors: writers, poets, visual artists, magicians. The online magazine will be updated with a new digital issue every Monday. (In the future we would like to present a chapbook and a small print edition, but this will not be possible during the first 6 months.) |
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What type of submissions are you looking for? |
Poetry: 1-2 poems of 1-20 lines Fiction: Flash fiction up to 1000 words, flashling 10 to 500 words Nonfiction: Narrative, interview, fact box (make it count!), memoir moments (one scene) creative lists and first pages of novels to come Other: Science illustration, amazing Q & A’s, music playlists with caption, time documents Art : Digital collage, photo, drawings, letterheads, selfies (if unique), doodles and charts, if artful |
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Tell us about upcoming events or contests |
We will have a ‘readers choice’ competition online for the first issue once we have a solid collection of submissions. Please submit, and share the call for submissions! |
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