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For fiction submissions, the editors try to respond to acceptances within 90 days and say, "If you have not heard from us within ninety days, please assume that we will not be able to publish your manuscript." For Shouts & Murmurs, the editors also try to respond within 90 days.

Important: For fiction submissions, they only respond when interested, so assume rejection after 90 days. For poetry, responses may take six months or longer.

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That equates to an acceptance rate of 1%-1.5% for a work of fiction. For poetry, the odds are slightly better at 5%. That's a rejection rate of 95-99%. The acceptance rate is higher compared to Split Lip and The New Yorker, but even then most of the work is rejected due to space limitations, among other reasons.

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Generally, yes. The most difficult periodical there is. They'll reserve 90% of their slots for famous writers. They do take new writers, but everyone with any savvy about money and writing is submitting to them.

If I send a story, will I hear back from you? We are happy to look at fiction submissions, which should be e-mailed to fiction@newyorker.com. Due to the overwhelming number of submissions we receive, our response time is usually between two and three months, and you will hear back from us by e-mail.

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We do not accept submissions via mail or e-mail; instead, please upload your work via Submittable. Other submissions: We regret that we cannot consider unsolicited Talk of the Town stories or other nonfiction.

We are happy to look at fiction submissions, which should be e-mailed to fiction@newyorker.com. Due to the overwhelming number of submissions we receive, our response time is usually between two and three months, and you will hear back from us by e-mail.

Try The New Yorker. For literary fiction, this is the best of the best. It's been around forever, has a circulation of a million readers, and will pay you well for that short story (about $7,500 according to reports) . The New Yorker also accepts poetry submissions, humorous stories, and cartoons.

You can contact newspapers directly and offer your story to them. Almost all of them have forms on their websites, but you can also call, email, or even send them a Whatsapp.

If possible, email the editor of the magazine first, briefly outlining the article you wish to write. Then if you get a positive response send them your article – you should type this up and email it them. Email addresses will be on their website. Just type the publication's name into Google.

The New Yorker does not accept submissions by mail or by fax, and we cannot be responsible for the loss or return of unsolicited pieces. We do not consider simultaneous submissions or material that has been previously published.

How much do New Yorker writers get paid? ›

When seeking a publisher, you are facing an uphill battle. Thousands of hopefuls send their novels to publishers per week, and the majority get rejected. Most publishers don't allow unsolicited manuscripts, so it doesn't matter how good or talented you are. These publishers won't even see your work.

We've got paintings, we've got... they're book illustrations-- I had a chat with the book people-- and also the collectibles table because people collect New Yorker covers. And I was told that for any New Yorker cover, an original artwork is around about $2,000 to $3,000.