: Re: Starting a literary magazine Because of the corona outbreak, I'm stuck at home (as I'm sure lots of you are) and I decided to start a nonprofit online literary magazine dedicated to providing

If you have an existing social media following you could start there to promote it and ask everyone to get the word out.

A prime way would be to reach out to other small literary journals and strike up a dialog, and see if you can ally with them in some way that they would promote your submissions. Writers like to write and be seen, so reaching out might be effective - especially right now!

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: Re: Starting a literary magazine Because of the corona outbreak, I'm stuck at home (as I'm sure lots of you are) and I decided to start a nonprofit online literary magazine dedicated to providing

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: Character name change In my story I am writing in third person, my character is kidnaped and finds out his real name towards the end. Do I start referring to him with his real name or the

: How many pages is a 90,000-word manuscript supposed to be? I use white space in my novel. Right now it's 5000 words in 30 pages in MS Word. Font is Times New Roman, 12 pt, double-spaced.

: In microsoft word I want to show more information in the citation I have a citation in a word doc and want to show more information in the reference text on the page. So we have I want

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