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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Type (in a font no smaller than 12) your manuscript on one side of the page only. Double space prose submissions. Number pages consecutively and use margins of at least one inch. Place your name and address in an upper corner of the first page. Cover letters should be brief and business-like, containing the kind of information Shenandoah includes in contributor notes. Address the outer envelope to the Editor and write your name and address on the upper left corner of the envelope. Enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope (s.a.s.e) with your manuscript; we will not return or respond to manuscripts not accompanied by an s.a.s.e. E-mail submissions are not considered. If your work is under consideration elsewhere, be sure to inform us in your cover letter. And if it is accepted elsewhere, inform us by e-mail, fax or telephone immediately. We consider poetry, fiction and critical prose as well as personal essays. Each submission should include work from only one genre. Submit up to 5 poems; prose submissions should not exceed 25 pages. Shenandoah does not publish work which has been previously published either in print or online. Manuscripts will be read only between September 1 and May 15, and any manuscripts received outside that period will be returned unread provided an s.a.s.e accompanies the manuscript. Otherwise, they will be recycled. We also recommend that writers submit to Shenandoah no more often than twice a year. Our reply time is six to eight weeks. Please send a query to the attention of our Book Review Editor before sending reviews. Each issue of Shenandoah also features a full-color cover. Interested artists should submit prospective cover material in both slide and print form. Past contributors to Shenandoah include Natasha Trethewey, Robert Wrigley, Margaret Gibson, Eamon Grennan, Stephen Dunn, Alyson Hagy, Fred Chappell, Ha Jin, Mebdh McGuckian, David Wojahn, Rick Bass, Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Steve Scafidi, Jr., Lisa Sandlin, Brendan Galvin, Rodney Jones, Linda Pastan, Michael Longley, Alice Friman, Mary Oliver and Kathryn Stripling Byer.
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