about · shop · issues · submission guidelines · blog · get in touch We will be accepting issue eight submissions in March. Our guidelines follow for reference. We use an on-line submissions manager, a link to which will appear here in due course. As well as following the guidelines below, we would encourage writers to have a look at this excellent article from The Review Review for general advice on the best way to go about submitting writing to magazines. · Before sending your work to us, please take a few minutes and have a look at some of our back issues. This is by far the easiest way to find out whether we would be likely to publish your kind of writing. We enjoy slipstream in particular when it comes to fiction, but submission of original and unpublished work in any genre is welcome. For short stories, pieces up to around 3000 words will be considered, with up to three pieces of poetry on a case-by-case basis—but no epics please! We only consider previously unpublished work and do not accept simultaneous submissions. If you want your work to really stand out from the crowd, make us smile. The magazine is not-for profit, and so there is currently no payment for included work, but authors will be sent out two copies of Structo before it hits the internet. Copies of the magazine are also sent out to a growing list of agents, publishers and others in the industry. · All work is published under the protection of a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 UK: England & Wales licence. Nothing in this licence impairs or restricts the individual author’s moral rights.