Literary Journal
London Fog Literary
About the magazine
Submitting your work
Before submitting, read several pieces from past issues to internalize the aesthetic: stories that prioritize atmosphere, ambiguity, and psychological nuance. London Fog Literary typically opens for submissions on a seasonal basis, with autumn-themed calls being a signature. They favor complete short stories between 2,000 and 5,000 words, though flash fiction is occasionally considered. Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but notify immediately if accepted elsewhere. Include a brief cover letter that mentions your connection to the theme, if any, and a third-person bio. Avoid genre tropes that rely on shock value or neat twists; instead, demonstrate a command of language and a willingness to leave some questions unanswered. Response times can be slow, so patience is advised. Payment is often in contributor copies and a modest honorarium, reflecting the press's grassroots ethos.
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