Contributions

Magma 53

Contributions are now being accepted for Magma 53, edited by Rob A. Mackenzie and Kona Macphee, for publication in the summer of 2012. Poems are invited on any theme, but the editors particularly invite poems on the theme Music: the Universal Language. The deadline is 29 February 2012.

 

General contribution information

We welcome poems that have not been previously published, either in print or online. Poems may be sent by email or by post if you live in the UK. All contributions by email are acknowledged on receipt. Postal submissions are not acknowledged until a decision is made.

Contribution deadlines for the three issues are the end of February, mid-July and the end of October. Poems are considered for one issue only. We write to contributors as soon as a decision is made. As Magma receives a very large number of poems, we cannot consider more than 6 poems per poet per issue.

See About Magma and the Magma Archive to gain an idea of the type of work we accept.

Email contributions to contributions@magmapoetry.com. We strongly prefer for poems to be sent in the body of an email rather than as attachments. If, for formatting reasons, you feel that you must send an attachment, then combine all your poems into one file.

We also accept contributions by post from the UK only, addressed to:

Laurie Smith, Magma
23 Pine Walk
Carshalton
SM5 4ES
UK

Postal contributions must be accompanied by an s.a.e. The writer’s name must appear on each page.

Poems remain the copyright of their author. Contributors receive a copy of the issue in which they appear and and can purchase further copies at a discount. They are also invited to read at the issue’s launch reading.

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