Monthly Detroit has been gone for a while. How about Orbit? What are the best magazines and papers of today's Detroit? Or is everything online now?
Happy New Year, peeps, watch out for flying debris!
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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR MOTOR CITY BURNING PRESS
We are open to submissions of all kinds:
Prose including fiction up to 5000 words
Short stories up to 1000 words
Flash fiction 500 words or less
Poetry up to 6 pieces of no more than 50 lines
Graphics
Photographs
All submissions chosen give MCBP the right of publication. Multiple submissions should be noted as such and if another publication picks the work up then a note should be sent to us. The copyright returns to the author/graphic artist/photographer upon publication but if the work is subsequently published anywhere else MCBP should be noted as the first publisher of the work. If a work has been previously published in another journal it MUST be noted as such with the name of the journal or publisher.
Submissions may be made in one of two ways.
MotorCityBurningPress@gmail.com
Place your submission in the body of an e-mail with a cover letter giving all contact information and the title of the piece submitted. Do not send attachments. Include a short bit of biographical data. In the subject line of the e-mail write SUBMISSIONS-(WHAT YOU ARE SUBMITTING, FLASH, POETRY PHOTOGRAPHY ETC.)
Or
To submit by US Mail
23210 Greater Mack # 105
Make sure to include the same information above and a self addressed stamped envelope. Please allow up to 6 weeks for a reply.
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Dunno Metro Times seems to be about the last of the alternatives left and even it is profit driven now a days.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit, Jim. I've missed your old blog which was a very interesting look inside a world I hope never to see in person. Although I had seen the MCBP masthead there, I never realized that it was your other blog.
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