http://depts.washington.edu/seaview/submission.html
Submissions via regular mail are only accepted between 1 October-31 May. Online submissions are read year round.
Seattle ReviewUniversity of Washington
Box 354330
Seattle, WA 98195-4330
The Seattle Review only publishes long poems, novellas, and long essays. Poetry submissions of less than ten pages in length, and prose submissions of less than forty pages, will be returned unread.
Poetry: 10-30 pages. The long poem can be:
- a single long poem in its entirety
- a self-contained excerpt from a book-length poem
- a unified sequence or series of poems
Prose: 40-90 pages.
http://www.wordsinhere.com/versal_home.html
Versal is a literary and art annual based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Versal looks for work that is urgent, involved, and unexpected. Well-crafted traditional, non-traditional and innovative forms, hybrids and translations are encouraged.
Poetry: Send up to 5 poems of no more than 10 pages in total.
Prose: Send 1 prose piece of no more than 3000 words, or 3 flash pieces up to 1000 words each. Please double-space and page number your document. Versal is not looking for non-fiction at this time.
See link for further submission guidelines.
http://prairieschooner.unl.edu/?q=submit
Poetry: 5-7 poems per submission.
Prose: 1 piece per submission.
Submissions accepted online or via post (with SASE), to the attention of the editor:
Prairie Schooner123 Andrews Hall PO Box 880334 University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68588-0334
Coffee House Press General Submissions
http://coffeehousepress.org/submission-guidelines/
https://coffeehousepress.submittable.com/submit
Please note: Coffee House Press is not currently accepting unsolicited poetry submissions.
Coffee House Press publishes emerging and midcareer authors. Nearly all CHP authors have had works published in literary magazines or other publications (a resume including a list of prior publications can strengthen your submission). Although prior publications are important, they are not a requirement; part of our mission is to present promising debut authors alongside previously published writers.
Since Coffee House Press produces relatively few titles each year, our books reflect the individual tastes of its small staff. CHP looks for writing that instructs, inspires, and/or entertains the reader, and that does so with a unique voice. CHP currently publishes sixteen to eighteen trade titles annually.
Coffee House Press highly recommends that you familiarize yourself with CHP books to see if your work and their list are compatible. Most independent bookstores and many libraries carry their titles. You can also browse through their online catalog (coffeehousepress.org/books).
