The Stinging Fly is a Dublin-based print magazine and small press.
They are now publishing two issues each year instead of three. Each of our issues contains a mix of short fiction, poetry, essays and author interviews. We have a particular interest in publishing new writers and in promoting the short story.
We accept submissions of short stories and poetry on an issue-by-issue basis. Unless otherwise clearly stated, there is no preferred theme – we're just looking for a lively mix of fresh and original new writing to share with our readers. Essays and interviews are commissioned. We pay a small fee for stories, poems and other work. Contributors also receive a free copy.
We are now accepting fiction and poetry submissions (including work in translation) for Issue 37 of the magazine.
Link to Submissions Guidelines and Submittable.
Deadline: Friday 19th May 2017.
They have an extensive archive which includes a poem from me!
They are also accepting applications for our Summer Fiction workshops. Workshop applications will not be considered for publication.
They are now publishing two issues each year instead of three. Each of our issues contains a mix of short fiction, poetry, essays and author interviews. We have a particular interest in publishing new writers and in promoting the short story.
We accept submissions of short stories and poetry on an issue-by-issue basis. Unless otherwise clearly stated, there is no preferred theme – we're just looking for a lively mix of fresh and original new writing to share with our readers. Essays and interviews are commissioned. We pay a small fee for stories, poems and other work. Contributors also receive a free copy.
We are now accepting fiction and poetry submissions (including work in translation) for Issue 37 of the magazine.
Link to Submissions Guidelines and Submittable.
Deadline: Friday 19th May 2017.
They have an extensive archive which includes a poem from me!
They are also accepting applications for our Summer Fiction workshops. Workshop applications will not be considered for publication.
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