: Literary magazines with the fastest turnaround rate? I know Clarkesworld will send you a yes/no within a week or so. How do I find magazines that take a relatively short time period to review

I know Clarkesworld will send you a yes/no within a week or so. How do I find magazines that take a relatively short time period to review a story?

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: Build or construct in a sentence We built a bridge. We construct a bridge. Are there any difference between "bulid "and "construct" in this sentence?

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: Start writing literature without reading experience I am a person who has neither read many literary works nor speaks English as a native language. For a while now, I have become interested

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Try using The Submission Grinder. Go to the Advanced Search page & enter parameters. Eg, I just searched F and SF markets, entered Minimum Pay of 5c per word, Max Average Response Time of 10 days with Sort By 'Avg Response Days' and got back a list of 5 markets (plus others with no data); changing the Max Response to 30 days, resulted in 14 more markets.

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: Literary magazines with the fastest turnaround rate? I know Clarkesworld will send you a yes/no within a week or so. How do I find magazines that take a relatively short time period to review

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