Submission Guidelines
Issue 13 (to be published in December 2017) will be Gambling the Aisle’s first special publication: an all-women’s edition. The pages of issue 13 will be dedicated to, and filled by, women artists and writers, so if you identify as a woman, please submit. If you don’t, please submit as well, but understand that we will hold your submission until Issue 14 (to be published in July 2018).- We accept simultaneous submissions; however, you are required to notify the editors immediately if your work is accepted elsewhere.
- We accept only finished but unpublished work.
- We read every submission, but our response time depends upon our publication schedule. We will respond as soon as we can.
- We are unable to offer authors of accepted work any type of monetary payment.
- Please include a brief bio with your submission.
The Bob Loblaw Law Talk:
*These rules apply only to submissions to the magazine. For chapbook contest rules and guidelines, see the chapbook section*
- If your work is accepted you agree to give Gambling the Aisle first time serial rights and electronic archival rights.
- For 90 days after the digital publication Gambling the Aisle reserves the right to use your work for an in-print publication.
- Your work may be subject to minor editing
- By submitting to Gambling the Aisle, you are agreeing to be placed on our mailing list.
• No more than one fiction or non-fiction submission per issue.
• Excerpts from longer works are allowed.
• No more than one non-fiction submission per issue.
• Excerpts from longer works are allowed.
• To be considered as a featured artist please submit six to 10 images from a series. Images should be 768 dpi on the longest side. Accepted featured artists will get a 6-10 page spread including interview, bio and contact information.
• Individual images will be considered to run in the magazine’s banner with a link to contact info.
