David Martin sends out reminders about sending in stuff to Fine Lines. Yes, this information is available on the website in other places, but it follows below, too. If you are on the fence about sending something in, please consider this a push. Send that poem or story or essay or photo in and see what happens. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
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“Calling All Writers!”
In 2016, send a submission to Fine Lines.
Fine Lines is a national, literary online journal devoted to the publication of poetry, prose, and writing across the curriculum. Our non-profit quarterly seeks:
* to provide insight for people in all disciplines.
* to encourage discussion of communication in ways that cut across definitions.
* to increase written literacy by all members of the community.
What to Submit. We welcome articles on reflective writing about interesting life experiences, along with photos and drawings. Our editors encourage a broad variety of approaches, methodologies, and styles. We accept practical articles that describe innovative approaches to life’s challenges. We are especially glad to receive submissions, stimulating dialog that crosses traditional rhetorical and disciplinary boundaries, forms, and roles. We provide a forum for professional writers and first time authors.
Submission Requirements. Submissions must be sent via email file attachments, CDs, or laser quality hard copies. If replies are requested, include a self-addressed, stamped envelope, or mention this in the email submission. Please use the MLA format. If the author’s work is filled with too many punctuation, grammatical, and mechanical errors, the submission will not be reviewed. It would be helpful for authors new to Fine Lines to include a head and shoulders photo and a short auto-biographical statement.
Our mailing address: The Editors
Fine Lines
P. O. Box 241713
Omaha, NE 68124