Submission
Guidelines:
A Literary Magic submission does not have to Test conform to any specific
guidelines. We want you to "write well and make Literary Magic." We welcome submissions from both new and established writers.
Please read the guidelines and terms below prior to submitting your work.
E-mail your Submissions to literarymagic@gmail.com.
What we Publish:
· Articles on Etymology, Words, grammar, linguistics, literature
or the English language in general
· Short Stories
· Poetry
· Humor Pieces
· Literary Essays, Author
Interviews
Format:
To be accepted,
your e-mailed submission must read "Submission" in the subject line. You must also include the type of work you are submitting
(e.g. fiction or etymology) as well as sufficient contact information (name, e-mail, country etc.) Please paste you submission
into the body of your e-mail. Attachments are allowed, but only Microsoft Word (.doc) files will be accepted.
First Time Electronic Rights, Copyright Policy
All writers retain their
copyright and all of their rights to their work. Literary Magic however reserves the right to publish any writing (articles,
stories, poems etc.) submitted to us in Literary Magic (the magazine), on LiteraryMagic.com, in our Archives (on a separate
website we operate) or in any publication—print or electronic-- produced by Literary Magic. This includes allowing
content we publish to be linked to or shared (via links) on social media websites.
Unfortunately,
we do not currently pay for published works at this time. However, we do offer compensation in the form of a free proofreading
for every submission we accept (editing, if neccessary, is done prior to a submission's publication) before the work is published
o our website. Literary Magic only has first time electronic
rights to your work, which means the author retains complete ownership and can submit it anywhere else they like. We accept
first-time work as well as previously published work.
We do not place
any restriction on the content (writing) but we ask that (it be your original work and that) you conform to the following
guidelines.
· Articles, essays,
poems, short stories and all other submissions should not be more than 5,000 words.
· Queries are preferable,
but not required. We welcome unsolicited material.
· Please refrain from
using any vulgar language or language that gives hint to erotica, drugs or other restricted content. All genres are accepted,
except erotica. Your submission can be violent and possibly be hinting toward erotica occasionally, but please nothing too
graphic or explicit.
· Check your writing
for spelling, grammatical and language errors before submitting it, and please do your best to edit your work. A few mistakes
here and there will be accepted, but excessive mistakes will automatically be rejected. (We have no taste for writing that
hasn't been edited.)
· You are welcome to
send bylines or short biographies of yourself or previous publishing credentials, however we do not ask that as all writers
will be treated equally.
· Literary Magic is
an online magazine so there are no real deadlines for each issue. We are a quarterly magazine (four issues are published a
year) so we ask that if you wish to make your submission for the following issue that you please do so at least a month before
the issue comes out. If Release Dates for the next issue have not been posted, you can still submit: we accept
submissions year-round.
· Multiple Submissions
are allowed. Unpublished work is preferred, but if your writing has already been published in print or online then it will
still be accepted.
Deadline:
Deadline for next issue To Be Announced. Thank you. All submissions arriving after that date will not be eligible for immediate
publication and will have to wait until the next issue to be published.
Literary Magic welcomes all writers to submit work in any genre or style.
However, we have zero tolerance for two things: Plagiarism and writing that hasn't been edited. If either of these is the
case with your work, then it will be automatically rejected. If you have any further questions about our Submissions page,
or if you would like to query us about submitting your writing, then please contact our Editor, Rocky Reichman, at literarymagic@gmail.com.
Above
all: write well, edit your work and be professional. That's a sure path to breaking into Literary Magic magazine.
I look forward to receiving and reviewing your submissions.
Your literally,
Rocky Reichman, Editor-in-Chief of Literary Magic
E-mail your Submissions to literarymagic@gmail.com.
Privacy Policy
Except for content submitted, your name and your byline, Literary Magic
will not use or publish any personal information without permission from the individuals concerned first. Literary Magic does
not sell your information, and does not give it to any third party.
Note: Literary Magic reserves the right to refuse any submission
or submitter for any reason or if it deems the work inapropriate.