Miranda Literary Magazine
A Literary Journal Dedicated to Long
Fiction and Novellas.
www.mirandamagazine.com
Miranda Literary
Magazine is currently reorganizing. For five years, we published some of the
best fiction, poetry, essays, book reviews, nonfiction, and interviews on the
web. It has been an exciting time to publish work electronically, and expand
into print.
Miranda is
returning in January with a simple goal: become the premiere publisher of long
fiction. We are interested in short stories and novellas that take the time to
develop into dynamic and thought provoking fiction. This is an under
represented area of the literary market and we look forward to introducing you
to new and established fiction writers who work in this elegant and important
art form.
We are really
excited about supporting and promoting the best fiction and the writers who
work in this genre. However, we will not be publishing some of the great
poetry, nonfiction, and articles that we have come to appreciate and admire. All
our past contributors have truly become part of a unique group of creative and
sharing artists. We are proud of their contributions to our magazine.
Our
new direction is simple. We want to publish premiere long fiction. We are not
book publishers, but would consider a manuscript of exceptional quality that is
close to novel length. Our main focus will be on long short stories and
novellas. We will be publishing a biannual anthology of quality expanded
fiction. Some of the stories will be placed on the website. We will also use
the website to promote our writers, post articles and news, and use it as a
platform to sell the print version of the magazine. We will also be looking for
essays about fiction writing, long fiction, the novella, and other topics in
the craft of storytelling. We will also consider book reviews.
Submission Guidelines: Because we are looking for long fiction and
novellas, we would like writers to query their projects (including a
clear outline of the entire story) and the first twelve pages. The subject line
should include: Long Fiction Query so it is easy to identify and it won’t
fall into the spam filter. Complete projects sent without a query will not be
considered.
The goal is to
publish two collective volumes of fiction every year. Each issue will add to a
library of award winning, up and coming fiction writers that will change the
way we consider and read fiction. If you have fiction that fits this idea of
expanding and nurturing long fiction, submit your query and the first twelve
pages. Fostering fiction as an expansive mode of thinking, exploring, and
understanding the world will change the way we think, read, and redefine the
craft of writing fiction. We hope you join us in our endeavors.
Send your
queries to:
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“I will try to tell the truth, but the result
will be fiction.” – Katherine Anne Porter