Leading Edge Magazine Guidelines Information
Publisher: Brigham Young UniversityEstablished: 1980
Frequency: biannually
Website URL: https://www.leadingedgemagazine.com
Description: Leading Edge is a science fiction and fantasy magazine dedicated to the presentation of new and upcoming talent. The magazine is affiliated with and run through Brigham Young University.
Needs: Stories, poetry and nonfiction. Each story is critiqued by at least two staff members.
Length: Stories under 10,000 words are preferred, but stories up to 15,000 words considered.
Rights: Leading Edge purchases First North American Serial Rights.
Payment: Fiction payment is 1 cent per word, $10.00 minimum, $50.00 maximum. Payment for poetry ranges from $5.00 to $20.00.
Tips: Note: written and visual submissions must conform with the BYU Honor Code
How to Submit: Leading Edge prefers to receive submissions by email as a Microsoft Word document.
Guidelines Url: https://www.leadingedgemagazine.com/?page_id=31
This listing was last reviewed and/or updated on 2019-01-13
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