Writing journals accepting novellas

Barbara Ponomareff author of 
the novella In the Mind's Eye
published by Quattro Books was
a guest speaker at one of Brian's
weekly courses, this past spring.

The market for publishing novellas is much slimmer than for short stories, but it’s not non-existent. Below are eighteen markets to send your novella or novelette. Many are literary journals and some are contests…

·  Alaska Quarterly Review (under 50 pages)

·  A Public Space

·  Carpe Articulum Novella Contest (up to 150 pages)

·  The Collagist

·  Drue Heinz Literature Prize (up to 130 pages)

·  Failbetter (novella contest and regular submissions)

·  Gettysburg Review

·  Glimmer Train (Fiction Open, up to 20,000 words)

·  McSweeney’s

·  Miami University Press Novella Contest (18,000 – 40,000 words)

·  Narrative (10,000 – 40,000 words — only submit first 10,000)

·  Novella Project (25,000 – 35,000 words)

·  Paris Review

·  Quarterly West (not regular submissions — only for novella contest)

·   Quattro Books (Canadian, 15,000 – 42,000 words)

·  Seattle Review (40 – 90 pages)

·  Southern Humanities Review (up to 15,000 words)

·   Texas Review

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