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Duotrope's search functions are superb, and they update their listings very frequently The submission grinder for genre fiction (sf, fantasy, horror, mystery, etc). They're great at telling you when each journal is open for submissions, length of work they accept, whether they are print or digital or both, what percent of submissions they accept, and much more.
I like to write short stories for open calls Duotrope has a lot more user data and up to date listings for literary fiction and poetry I hear that duotrope is popular, but with the submission grinder being free, is what you get with duotrope at a monthly cost significantly better?
Duotrope — is it worth it
For searching for agents, publishers, etc Any of their other services justify the fee? The magazine doesn't have an official listing on the site because, according to duotrope, the magazine has an acceptance rate of over 95% I'll try and press on by submitting other works, but i can't help but feel bad that i submitted a story i care about to a magazine that's unprofessional, relatively, unknown, and easy to get into.
Following duotrope's retreat to behind a paywall, what is everyone doing for a submission site The submission grinder looks best, any others? This isn't in any specific order but just a general list of poetry journals and magazines At the end i'll put a list from duotrope of the top 25 most approachable poetry journals/magazines for people who are just starting out with submitting to.
Duotrope has more literary fiction resources
I love duotrope, and their constant updating efforts alone make them well worth the $5 a month Reply reply more repliesmore replies infrasteve • I enjoy duotrope for fiction submissions but i think it's pretty pointless for nonfiction I've found good value in it just for the statistics alone
Seeing response times, rejection/acceptance rates, things like that help me decide where to send my work I'm sure you could find it all for free but how much is your time worth to you?
