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<\/p>\nThere are a few places in India where you could consider submitting your fiction and non-fiction pieces. In this post, we explore a few of them; so get submitting!<\/p>\n
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eFiction India<\/strong><\/p>\n eFiction India focuses on content that is linked to the Indian subcontinent in some way and publishes international writers as well. It is available online and in print.<\/p>\n Terms: Simultaneous submissions are acceptable but each submission should be sent separately through the submission manager.<\/p>\n Rights: One-month exclusivity for your story as well as first publishing rights for unpublished stories.<\/p>\n Payment: None.<\/p>\n Pros: You can submit not just short stories and poetry but also book reviews, interviews, flash fiction and non-fiction. Full-length plays and screenplays, complete with camera\/stage directions, are also accepted.<\/p>\n Submission: http:\/\/www.efictionindia.in\/submit\/<\/a><\/p>\n Out of Print Magazine<\/strong><\/p>\n The Out of Print Magazine is exclusively devoted to short stories and is published online every quarter (March, June, September, December).<\/p>\n Terms: Submitted work must not be published elsewhere. Stories should be between 1000 and 4000 words. Check these guidelines<\/a> before submitting.<\/p>\n Rights: Copyright remains with the author.<\/p>\n Payment: None.<\/p>\n Pros: A good editorial team featuring many prominent names in the publishing industry.<\/p>\n Submission: Cut and paste the story into the body of an email and send to outofprintmagazine@gmail.com. The subject line should contain the word ‘submission’ only.<\/p>\n MITHILA REVIEW<\/strong><\/p>\n Mithila Review is an international quarterly journal on the lookout for literary speculative fiction and poetry with emphasis on the marginal.<\/p>\n Terms: Use New Roman with Font Size 12. doc. And docx formats are accepted.<\/p>\n Rights: First world electronic rights (text), and non-exclusive audio and anthology rights for the planned annual anthology.<\/p>\n Payment: They pay for fiction in their upcoming anthology. If\/when Patreon funds permit, $10 for original poetry, essays, flash stories (under 2.5K words), and reprints; $50 for original stories between 4-8K words or longer.<\/p>\n Pros: A good opportunity for speculative fiction writers.<\/p>\n Submission: \u00a0As part of a fundraising campaign, MITHILA REVIEW is seeking short stories and comics for \u2018India 2049: Utopias and Dystopias\u2019 from around the world. Read the guidelines<\/a>.<\/p>\n MITHILA REVIEW is also open to poetry, fiction, and film and book reviews. Send one story, essay, film or book review or up to three poems in a single document at a time to submissions[@]mithilareview.com.<\/p>\n Response time is 2-8 weeks.<\/p>\n Open Road Review<\/strong><\/p>\n Open Road Review publishes short fiction, including translations, creative nonfiction, poetry, interviews and artwork. Stories with an element of horror, science fiction or stories for children are not encouraged.<\/p>\n Terms:\u00a0 Different genres are to be sent to separate emails provided in the guidelines. Any inflammatory content will be rejected.<\/p>\n Rights: Rights revert to the author upon publication. Open Road Review holds the right to include the works\u00a0published\u00a0on its website in future anthologies.<\/p>\n Payment: Rs 1000 for selected stories.<\/p>\n Pros: Multiple genres are considered.<\/p>\n Submission: Make sure that you go through the guidelines<\/a> as depending on the kind of writing you are submitting (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, visual art), you will need to send the attachment and in the body of the email to the respective editor.<\/p>\n Are there any Indian magazines that you would like to recommend here?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n