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Information is the key to getting your work published. There are many reliable, trustworthy sources available to writers. Unfortunately, there are also unscrupulous folks in the publishing world. We highly recommend consulting sites such as Preditors & Editors for practical information about protecting yourself and your work.
anotherealm.com/prededitors
Here are a few sources we feel confident in recommending to you:
The Writer's Market - For publication in general, we suggest picking up a current edition of The Writer's Market, an annually published, comprehensive resource for writers. This reputable guidebook is available online, in bookstores, and libraries, and lists contact information and submission guidelines for most literary publications and publishing houses.
writersmarket.com
The Writer's Chronicle - (published by the Association of Writers & Writing Programs) Wonderful interviews with authors. Includes extensive calls for submissions and literary contests. Subscription discounts for students.
awpwriter.org magazine index.htm
Poets & Writers Magazine - This publication and its parent organization Poets & Writers, Inc., offer support and guidance to creative writers. They also provide valuable information about grants and awards.
www.pw.org magazine
For publication with Three Muses specifically, please review our submission guidelines.
Three Muses publishes literary fiction—works in translation, short story collections, and novels. We value strong voices and diverse themes, works that promote reflection, add beauty to our existence, expand our horizons, and relate to real lives in cultures both familiar and unfamiliar. Under those parameters, Three Muses also publishes small-format art books, creative nonfiction, and memoir.
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