F&SF
This is the electronic submissions portal for The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949.
F&SF's editor is Sheree Renée Thomas.
Submissions increased more than 10% in 2020, and 14% in 2021, compared to previous years, and we anticipate that level of excitement for the new year as well. We are looking forward to reading more of your excellent stories and poems in 2022.
We reopened to new submissions on January 1, 2021 and remained open throughout the holiday season and new year.
Continued strength to your writing hands!
Be safe and be well!
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Fiction
Use this form to submit original fiction to The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. We are not currently accepting non-fiction submissions. Be sure to follow the updated Moksha Submission Guidelines and check out the Tips for Writers, in case they are helpful to you. We do not accept simultaneous submissions. F&SF's editor is Sheree Renée Thomas.
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Poetry
F&SF seeks original poems that evoke a feeling or present ideas in a unique or insightful way. Poems express a love of language, that subvert the ordinary, have sharp imagery, tell a story, and/or evoke a time, a mood, a place. If you choose to explore genre archetypes, be sure to push your poems to take us beyond the common known tropes. Filter the known and unknown world through the lens of your imagination. We enjoy all genres of poetry--science, science fiction, fantasy, horror, and beyond. Please submit up to 5 poems at a time in a single document. Include the number of lines. Title the submission however best suits you, but we recommend using the title of the first poem in the group like this "First Poem and other poems." In the recent past, we have preferred short and middle-length poems up to about 80 lines. [Your name, titles, true (non-fictitious) epigraphs, spaces, and stanza breaks are not included in the line or word count.] The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction has been publishing poetry since the second issue of the magazine, but we do not publish a lot of poetry so expect us to be highly selective. As with the fiction we publish, the speculative element -- fantasy, science fiction, horror, etc. -- may be slight but it must be present and essential to the poem. For more information about Speculative Poetry (Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, or Science), please visit the SFPA https://www.sfpoetry.com/index.html
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