Superstition Review does not accept undergraduate submissions. Lux Undergraduate Creative Review does publish undergraduate work, but the submission deadline for their annual issue passed in November. So what’s an ASU undergraduate writer currently seeking publication to do?
Consider sending your work to Marooned, a small ASU magazine supported by the internal Internship Program for ASU’s English Department. Much like Superstition Review, Marooned gives undergraduate student interns hands-on experience in publishing a literary magazine. Unlike Superstition Review, Marooned solely publishes work by ASU undergraduates, and unlike Lux, they publish biannually. Marooned is now accepting submissions of poetry, fiction, art, and essays until April 1, 2010 for publication in their Fall 2010 issue. Head over to www.asumarooned.net for more information.
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I love student publications. They are really a great way to showcase new talent!
Thanks for the information! I love reading these student publications and perhaps I will send something in myself.
I’m toootally sending in some of my work!
I’ve heard of other literature, writing and film majors that will be taking advantage of the undergraduate presence in the magazine…at least trying for the opportunity. Sounds like a great way to break into the business!