via Practicing Writing:"Electric Literature’s mission is to spark a revival of the short story by pairing captivating narratives from America's best contemporary writers with innovative new forms of distribution."
Pays: $1,000 for each of the five stories published every other month. (via Duotrope.com)
From their website:
Founded by writers uncharacteristically optimistic about literary publishing, Electric Literature has come together with Michael Cunningham and Jim Shepard to usher literary fiction into the digital age. The result: Electric Literature No. 1, a publication you can read as an e-book on your Kindle, pop open on your iPhone on the way to work, or simply slip into your back pocket as a paperback. Streamlined for all mediums, its flexibility stems from its simplicity: just five great stories that grab you.
The current issue features contributions by T. Cooper, Michael Cunningham, Lydia Millet, Jim Shepard and Diana Wagman.
For more information, click here.
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What an awesome publication! The cover is so graphically appealing.
Thank you for posting this. I ordered the magazine version yesterday. And I have submitted a story, of course!
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