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Submission Guidelines

How to submit to EWR

Please read carefully and follow all instructions so that your submission is sent to the correct editor for review. It is also a good idea to take a look at our recent articles to get an idea of what we’re publishing.

For a limited time, you may also submit your work through email to eds [@]everywritersresource.com Please mark your submissions poetry, fiction, article or art in the subject line.

Non-Fiction Articles & Editorials

All non-fiction submissions are welcome, but here are a few subjects we are extremely interested in finding in our inbox:

  • How-to’s, tips, and mechanics of the writing process
  • How-to’s, tips, and the process of creative writing
  • Articles about writing your book, writing poetry or short stories, or opinion pieces about writing
  • Articles about past authors
  • Anything pertaining to the traditional publishing process or industry
  • Anything pertaining to self-publishing
  • Query tips and successes
  • Up-and-coming author/poet/artist interviews
  • Editorials from, about, and for writers (open to interpretation)

We are looking for articles on a wide variety of subjects. Writing is our focus, but we are branching out. If you want to write something about Entertainment (for instance how poorly written GOT was this season) we will certainly consider it.

While we are an open-minded, eclectic platform, we will reject any work we find hateful, insulting, or just not a right fit for the site. While you’re welcome to submit again after receiving a rejection, please don’t resubmit the same work we rejected. Please don’t submit again until we have a chance to respond to your current submission.

SUBMIT NON-FICTION THROUGH OUR ONLINE FORM HERE.

Short Stories and Poetry

All short story submissions are welcome up to 2,500 words, although we are open to serial fiction. There is no word or line limit on poetry at this time.

While we are an open-minded, eclectic platform, we will reject any work we find hateful, insulting, or just not a right fit for the site. While you’re welcome to submit again after receiving a rejection, please don’t resubmit the same work we rejected. Please don’t submit again until we have a chance to respond to your current submission.

SUBMIT FICTION AND POETRY THROUGH OUR ONLINE FORM HERE. 

Art

EWR is open to all forms of art, including but not limited to:

  • Paintings
  • Drawings
  • Sketchings
  • Photography
  • Sculptures
  • any medium and mixture of the above and more

ART SUBMISSIONS MUST BE BY EMAIL ONLY. Include, “Submission: Art” in the subject line. You must include a short bio and a link to your website (if applicable) with each submission as well as a short description of your work in the body of the email. A high quality image of your work must be attached as a JPEG or PNG file. You may submit up to five images in one submission. We do respond to each submission, and we thank you for your patience and for choosing to submit to EWR.

While we are an open-minded, eclectic platform, we will reject any work we find hateful, insulting, or just not a right fit for the site. While you’re welcome to submit again after receiving a rejection, please don’t resubmit the same work we rejected. Please don’t submit again until we have a chance to respond to your current submission.

SUBMIT ART TO EDITOR AMY WESTPHAL THROUGH EMAIL: amy@everywritersresource.com

Process & Publishing Rights

If you are chosen for publication with EWR:

  1. An EWR editor reserves the right to make small changes, including editing, reformatting and adding a new graphic.
  2. We will contact you and let you see the changes as well as assist you in editing/revising your bio if we feel it’s necessary.
  3. We will publish your article on our site, and share the link on several social media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

We hold the first time digital rights to the article. We do ask that you not publish your written work elsewhere online, though publishing said work in a future book or novel is perfectly acceptable.

Our heart is to support writers, and with that said, we want your writing to look great and for EWR to be a fantastic addition to your portfolio! We will help you.

The one thing we WILL NOT DO, is take the article down so you can publish it elsewhere. This has happened in the past. Writers publish the same piece over and over again, wait a year, then have it removed. Once it is on our site, and you are happy with it, we will not remove in most cases.

Photos/Bio

If you submit a photo with your work, please tell us where it is from and who owns the photo. We reserve the right to change or modify any photo or bio submitted for formatting or any other purpose.

Please also note, once you have submitted your article to our site for publication, and we agree to publish it, we take first time rights and therefore the right to change or edit the article. Please do not misrepresent yourself as a writer and then be promoting a company for shady SEO purposes. If you do this, we generally will keep and publish your article without links, contact the company you are promoting, and report your activities to the proper authorities in the US and whatever other country you are living in. We have contacted companies about these practices and dishonesty and how the writing was misrepresented.

 

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