- Charges reading fees: No
- Accepts unsolicited submissions: Yes
- Accepts electronic submissions: Yes
- Accepts simultaneous submissions: Yes
- Number of authors making their debut in each issue: 1
Editorial Focus
Electric Literature’s mission is to use new media and
innovative distribution to keep literature a vital force in popular
culture. Our quarterly anthology is streamlined--just five great stories
in every issue--and available in every viable medium.
Tips From the Editor
If
you have a story you would like us to consider for Electric Literature,
send it our way. But before you submit your work, please purchase a
copy to familiarize yourself with the publication, and read our
submission guidelines carefully.
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Last updated: August 26, 2011
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