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All submissions are considered for both print and online publication. We buy first worldwide serial rights and pay $30 per printed (or printed-out) page for accepted prose, and $50 per page for accepted poetry, up to a maximum of $300.
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15 Απρ 2004 · Teaching workshops, giving talks and readings, switchtailing through the sluices of the so-called literary life, I often get asked the editing questions—how many submissions does AGNI receive, do cover letters and publication credits make a difference, how do the contents get selected?—and even as I listen and nod I can feel myself ...
A literary magazine named after the Vedic fire-god. Transformative. The writer in witness, the imagination in combustion. Find out more about AGNI. From the cover of AGNI 100 - Chitra Ganesh, House in Heart Garden (detail), 2018, linocut on tan BFK Rives. Courtesy of the artist and Durham Press.
AGNI welcomes manuscripts between September 1st and May 31st. Submissions mailed in June, July, or August will be returned unread, provided sufficient return postage is included. We encourage submissions from writers of all identities, living anywhere, published and unpublished.
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22 Μαρ 2018 · Established: 1972. Accepts Email Submissions: No. Website URL: https://www.bu.edu/agni/ Twitter: @AGNIMagazine. Description: AGNI is a literary magazine at Boston University with an online extension, AGNI online. It publishes poetry, short fiction and essays. Editor (s): Sven Birkerts.
AGNI was founded in 1972 at Antioch College by former undergraduate Askold Melnyczuk.After a brief residency in New Jersey, AGNI moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Sharon Dunn joined Melnyczuk as co-editor in 1977. From 1980 to 1987 Dunn was the magazine's editor, first in Cambridge, then for three years in Western Massachusetts.
