Tonopah la: A Quarterly Journal of Prose and Poetry
The Tonopah Review welcomes submissions from new and established writers of fiction and poetry. We are especially partial to short fiction, and love anything that crosses genres.
For all submissions, please include your full name, phone number, email address, word count, and a bio of 100 words or less.
We do not pay for submissions at this time.
Please send all submissions to tonopahreview@gmail.com, with the word "submission" in the header. Please include your submissions in the body of the email. Please do not send attachments.
We do not accept previously published work, and although we really, really, want to get back to you in a timely manner, please allow up to 60 days for a response. If your work is accepted elsewhere, please let us know as soon as possible.
We ask for one-time electronic and archival rights to your work. After publication on our website, all rights revert back to the writer. In the event that a hard copy publication is issued, we will contact you for further permission to publish. While we sort of hope it will never happen, we cannot accept responsibility for typos or grammatical mishaps.
For all submissions, please include your full name, phone number, email address, word count, and a bio of 100 words or less.
We do not pay for submissions at this time.
Please send all submissions to tonopahreview@gmail.com, with the word "submission" in the header. Please include your submissions in the body of the email. Please do not send attachments.
We do not accept previously published work, and although we really, really, want to get back to you in a timely manner, please allow up to 60 days for a response. If your work is accepted elsewhere, please let us know as soon as possible.
We ask for one-time electronic and archival rights to your work. After publication on our website, all rights revert back to the writer. In the event that a hard copy publication is issued, we will contact you for further permission to publish. While we sort of hope it will never happen, we cannot accept responsibility for typos or grammatical mishaps.
