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Wag's Revue

Wag's Revue
Forms: 
Fiction, 
Non-Fiction, 
Poetry
Format: 
Online
Frequency: 
Quarterly
Reading period: 
March 1 to May 31and September 1 to November 30
Response time: 
1 - 6 months
Payment: 
$26 - $100
Simultaneous submissions: 
Yes
Accepts reprints: 
No
Reading fee: 
No
Founded: 
2009
Website: 
http://www.wagsrevue.com/

We at Wag’s Revue are intent on revolutionizing online literature. We wish to create something entirely of the Internet, never printed and never meant to be printed, but with all the editorial and aesthetic controls that entice people to read and trust the finest printed media. We will insist on strong editorial oversight, from first draft to final copy. We will re- conceptualize the printed page online, and we will explore its space, cultivate its aesthetics. Presentation will be sleek, clean, and controlled. 

We will find and foster the new and great writers of the online generation. Alongside interviews with the waggish luminaries of our time, we will publish poetry, fiction and essays. We will allow and encourage authors to exploit the Internet for the new creative territory it provides: contortions of page, mixed media, electronic writing, interactive narrative. We will publish complete, polished issues, quarterly—no constant dribble of blogging and unwanted content. And there will never be subscription fees; all content will be free to the public, greatly expanding the readership authors can reach. We are planting our flag in this, our little corner of the Internet, establishing a true Web-based magazine (a “wag,” if you will)—a magazine that brings the rigors of print publication over to the online medium, to flourish under the vast new freedoms it allows.

Recent Reviews

Digital Reading Done Right: A Successful Online Lit Mag
Spring 2011 review by Marjorie Hakala

Recent Interviews

For Writers Who Are Going To Do Big Things
Interview with Sandra Allen

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