It’s a free-to-read webzine, and the e-issues are free to read as well, so there is no payment for work accepted for online publication. Those selected for print anthologies receive 2.5% of the book profits each (though some choose to put it back into the press), 10% is kept by three drops and put back into the press as we expand.
Saw your call for submissions. Sounds really my thing . Will send you some Celtic AERIE FAERIE NONSENSE…..(yes, Im a huge fan of THE ENID) soon! best wishes … john xx
Hi. I’m just wondering if an authors work has been rejected for a particular anthology, does that bar them from submitting further work to that title for consideration?
If you haven’t sent the full limit of pieces (5 poems or 3 flash fictions for Full Moon & Foxglove) then it’s fine to submit again, as long as it’s before the deadline and doesn’t exceed the limit. 🙂
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This is right up my alley—I’ll be in touch 🙂
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Wonderful. Looking forward to it! 🙂
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What type of compensation is being offered?
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It’s a free-to-read webzine, and the e-issues are free to read as well, so there is no payment for work accepted for online publication. Those selected for print anthologies receive 2.5% of the book profits each (though some choose to put it back into the press), 10% is kept by three drops and put back into the press as we expand.
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Ok Thank you
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Saw your call for submissions. Sounds really my thing . Will send you some Celtic AERIE FAERIE NONSENSE…..(yes, Im a huge fan of THE ENID) soon! best wishes … john xx
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Hi. I’m just wondering if an authors work has been rejected for a particular anthology, does that bar them from submitting further work to that title for consideration?
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If you haven’t sent the full limit of pieces (5 poems or 3 flash fictions for Full Moon & Foxglove) then it’s fine to submit again, as long as it’s before the deadline and doesn’t exceed the limit. 🙂
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[…] THREE DROPS FROM A CALDRON “an online journal for poetry and flash fiction (or any hybrid of the two) involving myth, legend, folklore, fable and fairytale. There is no deadline on web journal submissions. Details HERE. […]
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