The Suisun Valley Review is back to work on the Spring 2014 issue, and us editors couldn't be more excited. We can't wait to review all of the fantastic work we will receive in the comings months and look forward to publishing the very best of the best. With the new years comes a new blogger running this site with the hopes that the readers of this blog with gather a better understanding of what it means to be an editor for the Suisun Valley Review. So follow us through this literary journey.
In the meantime, looking to submit?
We are proudly accepting submissions until March 24, 2014. We accept submissions in the form of Prose, Poetry, Short Fiction and Visual Media for it's Spring 2014 Edition!
Be part of the Suisin Valley Review, a long running and ward-wiining Solano College tradition. Now in its thirty-fourth year, Suisun Valley Review considers carefully all submission received, and publishes work by first-time contributrs and published authors/artists alike. No preference is given to a specific style or genre.
Literary Guidelines-
SVR is primarily a literary magazine, and accepts literary submissions in prose, poetry and short fiction. Submission should include:
1) A cover ltter including the contributor's name, address, phone number, and email.
2) A twi to five line biography of the author/artist.
3) Submissions in .doc, .docx, or .rtf is submitted via email.
4) an SASE if submitted by US mail.
Please email all submissions to: suisunvalleyreview@gmail.com
Visual Guidelines:
SVR also accepts submissions in fine art, photography and 3D art.
1) Submissions should be submitted at 300 dpi in TIFF or .JPG formats to our email address.
2) No more than 3 images per artist should be submitted.
3) Any submitted image may be selected as the cover of the magazine.
4) We publish in full color!
We can't wait to review your work.
- Suisun Valley Review
The Suisun Valley Review was established as a way for the students of Solano Community College to learn the art and craft of editing a literary journal while putting together their own magazine once a year. Since the first issue was published in 1981, student editors have collaborated on over thirty issues of SVR, carefully selecting the contents from new and established writers from across the U.S. and abroad. The students are also directly involved with creating the overall design aesthetic and narrative of each issue. Each spring, all of their hard work and endless creative energy is repaid with a bound collection of prose and poetry, sold and kept as a testament to sleepless nights.
SVR's 2014 Submission Guidelines
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