Submissions
UPDATE: The submission window for the 2021-2022 issue of The Fall Line Review IS NOW OPEN! Please consider submitting!
Please read all of the following guidelines before submitting your work.
Submission Guidelines
Genre Guidelines:
Please read all of the following guidelines before submitting your work.
Submission Guidelines
- Submitter must be an MGA student.
- The Fall Line Review accepts submissions year round, but for a submission to be eligible for the Spring 2022 edition, it must be submitted by Friday, January 28, 2022 at 11:59 pm.
- The Fall Line Review only accepts original works previously unpublished.
- The Fall Line Review encourages you to submit works that haven't been submitted to the magazine before.
- The Fall Line Review allows five submissions per genre. See genre specific guidelines below.
- All written submissions must be typed with poetry being single-spaced and prose being double-spaced. Submit written work as .doc or .docx OR .rtf files.
- All written work must be titled, and the file name should contain the title but not the name of the student submitting, so we may maintain blind judging. For example, a story titled My Story should have the file name of My Story.rtf/doc. PDF submissions may be returned to the submitter if it contains identifying student information that is unable to be removed.
- When submitting, you may include a biography. This should be 1-5 sentences, and may include your major, interests, and goals, or any other information that you would like to include.
- The submission system only allows for five file uploads. If you are submitting more than this, you may fill out the submission form multiple times with five files each.
- The Fall Line Review does not accept strictly academic essays. Please see Knighted, MGA's journal of undergraduate research, to submit strictly academic works for publication.
- Notifications of acceptance will be sent via the student’s college email during the first week of April.
Genre Guidelines:
- Poetry: Please submit no more than five poems. Every poem should be titled. Attach the file in Rich Text (.rtf) or Word (.doc or .docx) format. Place your student ID number on the top right corner of the file. Each poem should be in a separate file.
- Prose: Short Fiction/Non-Fiction/Creative Essays: Please submit no more than five pieces within these genres, shooting for no more five pages or less each. If a submission is longer than five pages, that is perfectly fine. We have certainly published outstanding longer works, particularly when space was available. However, preference will be given to works that are five pages or less. Submissions within these genres should be double-spaced and saved in Rich Text (.rtf) or Word (.doc or .docx) format. Place your student id number on the top right corner of the file. Each of these works should be in a separate file.
- Artwork: Please submit no more than five pieces of artwork including sculptures, sketches, paintings, comics, or digital art. Please submit the artwork in a high resolution .jpeg file. The filename should contain the title of your work. Each piece should be in a separate file.
- Photography: Please submit no more than five pieces of photography. Please submit the photos in a high resolution .jpeg file. The file name should contain the title of your work. Each piece should be in a separate file.
- Film: Please submit no more than one five to seven minute short film in any genre. Submit the film as an mp4 format only. The file name should include the name of the film. (Films that are selected will be published here, on the FLR website. There will be no access to the film through the print magazine.)
- Music: Please submit no more than two music files in any genre. Submit the audio files as MP3 files only. The file name should include the name of the song. Each piece should be in a separate file. (Music that is selected will be published here, on the FLR website. There will be no access to the music through the print magazine.)
Alternate Submissions Directions:
If the Submissions form is not working, please e-mail your submissions to thefalllinereview@gmail.com instead. If you are submitting as part of an assignment for a class, include your professor's email in the cc line of your email, so your professor will be alerted. Make sure to include the following information and follow the naming and submission guidelines. You may attach as many files as will fit into the e-mail, and send additional e-mails if necessary.
Name:
E-mail:
MGSC Student ID #:
Address:
Phone Number:
Short Bio:
Name and Email Address of Your Professor (if you are submitting for a class):
If the Submissions form is not working, please e-mail your submissions to thefalllinereview@gmail.com instead. If you are submitting as part of an assignment for a class, include your professor's email in the cc line of your email, so your professor will be alerted. Make sure to include the following information and follow the naming and submission guidelines. You may attach as many files as will fit into the e-mail, and send additional e-mails if necessary.
Name:
E-mail:
MGSC Student ID #:
Address:
Phone Number:
Short Bio:
Name and Email Address of Your Professor (if you are submitting for a class):
