Slice, Issue 4
Going Home
We will be accepting submissions for our Spring/Summer 2009 issue from September 1 through November 1, 2008. The theme for articles, interviews, and essays is Going Home, which is completely open to interpretation. Fiction does not need to relate to the theme, but relevant submissions are always welcomes.
Going Home
We will be accepting submissions for our Spring/Summer 2009 issue from September 1 through November 1, 2008. The theme for articles, interviews, and essays is Going Home, which is completely open to interpretation. Fiction does not need to relate to the theme, but relevant submissions are always welcomes.
SUBMIT
Slice magazine welcomes short fiction, nonfiction, and novellas for serialization. For novellas, please submit the first three chapters, along with a synopsis. We're looking for anyone with a fresh voice and a compelling story to share--basically any work that really knocks our socks off. At the moment, we're not particularly drawn to experimental or heavy-handed genre fiction. However, we may have issues in the future with themes that lend themselves to such writing. The best way to get a sense of Slice's content is to read the magazine. You can subscribe here.
Simultaneous submissions are acceptable as long as we're notified immediately if the work is selection for publication elsewhere. All submissions should be previously unpublished. All submissions must be submitted electronically, in the body of an email. We cannot consider submissions as attachments. Be sure to include detailed contact information. Please allow two to three months for us to reply to your submission.
While we are currently unable to pay for published material, we hope to reward our writers by creating a wide audience of readers who are just as passionate about literature as we are.
Please send your submissions to submissions@slicemagazine.org.
Slice magazine welcomes short fiction, nonfiction, and novellas for serialization. For novellas, please submit the first three chapters, along with a synopsis. We're looking for anyone with a fresh voice and a compelling story to share--basically any work that really knocks our socks off. At the moment, we're not particularly drawn to experimental or heavy-handed genre fiction. However, we may have issues in the future with themes that lend themselves to such writing. The best way to get a sense of Slice's content is to read the magazine. You can subscribe here.
Simultaneous submissions are acceptable as long as we're notified immediately if the work is selection for publication elsewhere. All submissions should be previously unpublished. All submissions must be submitted electronically, in the body of an email. We cannot consider submissions as attachments. Be sure to include detailed contact information. Please allow two to three months for us to reply to your submission.
While we are currently unable to pay for published material, we hope to reward our writers by creating a wide audience of readers who are just as passionate about literature as we are.
Please send your submissions to submissions@slicemagazine.org.