Genres & Theme
Literary Open to all / most themes, including:. Specific themes may vary. Transmission is a sturdy skiff on the turbulent waters of independent literature, packed with a cargo of the best short fiction. It features exclusive interviews, articles, writing guidance from industry professionals and reviews. Transmission is designed to appeal to literature lovers from writers and academics, to bibliophiles and bookworms. Published tri-annually on a not-for-profit basis, Transmission continues to explore the choppy waters for the best and most original literary voices. IMPORTANT: Submissions from UK authors only.	Go To: Website Support this Publisher: Subscribe Report: Submission/Response Correction/Update New Cover
Lengths
Flash Fiction (< 1,000 words) Short Story (1,000 - 3,000 words)
Media
Print Publication
Payscale
Does Not Pay in real-world money for Short Fiction
Other Info
Accepts electronic submissions only
No simultaneous submissions allowed
No reprints accepted
Allows multiple submissions (check guidelines for details and restrictions)
Published 3 x per year
United Kingdom
Response Times
Show Overall   No valid response times have been reported for this market, but there are 2 pending responses (with an avg. wait of 42 days).
Themes
Upcoming Deadlines: Festival (Deadline: 30 Jun 2008, 49 days from now) Recent Past Deadlines: Europe (Deadline: 10 Mar 2008)
Market Added: 23 Nov 2007 Last Updated: 27 Mar 2008 Last Checked: 07 May 2008

Before Submitting
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