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Millikin
University students and others are encouraged to read, subscribe
to and submit their original work to haiku magazines.
Here are submission guidelines to current haiku and tanka magazines (and poetry journals open to haiku & tanka):
haiku submission guidelines
Of
course, the best way to learn about any publication is to purchase
a sample issue or to subscribe to it. |
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General
submission tips:
Most
magazines only want 5-10 haiku per submission and will not consider
hand-written submissions.
Most
magazines are now only reveiwing e-mail submissions, but please include
your snail mail address in the submission if you expect to be paid
or hope to receive contributor copies.
Find
the haiku magazines you enjoy reading and submit to them. The goal is
not to twist your work to fit the magazine, but to find the magazine
(and its readers) who will appreciate your work.
If submitting by snail mail, always include a SASE (self-adressed stamped envelope) for the editor's reply.
The
following magazines are currently seeking haiku, tanka and related
haikai poetry. |
If
you are the editor of a magazine not listed, please send a sample
copy and information about your magazine so that we can add it to
our listing. Sample magazines are appreciated and shared by students learning the art of writing and reading haiku. Send your magazine samples or details to:
Dr.
Randy Brooks
Millikin University
1184 W. Main
Decatur, IL 62522
rbrooks@mail.millikin.edu
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