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  1. The “Top 25” Lists: Lazy, Fast, Challenging, Accessible

    Especially for those of you who are curious about statistics, Duotrope’s “Top 25” lists will be interesting to you and useful for finding new markets to test. Let’s start with my favorite: the 25 plus accessible listed markets. These are the magazines and websites that accept the most manuscripts. (Think you’d never see a site with a 100% acceptance rate? Think again.) I have introduced myself to five of these myself. Perhaps, if you want to test the novelty of your writing, you’ll try one of “The Challenging” markets; These are the 25 magazines that decline more manuscripts than anyone. If you want quick answers, try sending to one of the 25 the fastest markets (is 0-3 days fast enough for you?); or submit a manuscript that doesn’t particularly interest you to the slower markets in the publishing world (some take over a year to respond!).


  2. Glossary of terms

    New to Duotrope? Familiarize yourself with the terminology used on the site by visiting the glossary of terms. What does the abbreviation “DNQ” stand for? How many words are in a short novel? And how much exactly is the “semi-pro” payment? The answers to these questions and many more can be found in this handy Duotropian vocabulary guide.


  3. Interviews with editors

    You’ve seen the publisher’s website and searched through the submission guidelines with a fine-tooth comb. But you want to know more about the market and the publishers before you submit. Have you checked if Duotrope has interviewed the editor? What kind of books do you like to read? How do they handle your submission when considering it? What mistakes can you avoid that many others have made? If there are any tips or suggestions to be posted by this marketplace, they will be found here. You can browse through the interview list to find editors looking for a piece like yours.


  4. electronic newsletter – Tea weekly wire

    Do you want to keep track of deadlines and receive notifications when new journals are added to Duotrope? I have found it rewarding to contribute to magazines when they are just starting out; fledgling magazines tend to be more approachable and personal in their responses to submissions, and there is always something special about contributing to the first issue of any magazine. Sign up for the free Duotrope e-newsletter the weekly wire Be among the first to know when new literary magazines appear.


  5. Tips – Information for Writers

    Feeling a little nervous about writing to professional editors? Not sure how to start? Good thing Duotrope has an information page for new visitors and writers. Complete with the do’s and don’ts of writing cover letters, tracking submissions, and more, this list is perfect for setting you up for many adventures in publishing your job.

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