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Submitting and Publishing in Literary Magazines: 4 Week One-on-One Mentorship Program, Starts Monday, November 6th, 2023
$375.00

Submitting and Publishing in Literary Magazines: 4 Week One-on-One Mentorship Program, Starts Monday, November 6th, 2023

Begins Monday, November 6th, 2023

Now Enrolling!

Open to All writers!

Any questions about this class? Use the Chat Button (lower left) to talk with us.

Taught by Meg Eden, a 2020 Pitch Wars mente and the author of five poetry chapbooks, the novel Post-High School Reality Quest (2017), the poetry collection Drowning in the Floating World (2020), and the forthcoming novel-in-verse Good Different, a JLG Gold Standard Selection (Scholastic, 2023). She is also a participating author with the PEN/Faulkner Writers in Schools program.

In this 4 week one-on-one mentorship program, Meg Eden Kuyatt will support you through the submitting process, providing suggestions on how to find and read literary magazines, as well as providing personalized feedback and encouragement along the way.

By the end of the program you will have a better understanding of the submission process (how to find the best places to send your work, write a cover letter and contributor’s bio, read rejection letters, etc).

COURSE TAKEAWAYS:
  • One on one meeting between mentor and mentee
  • Overview of submission process (how to find and read literary magazines, how to select the best fit for your work, prepare a submission, interpret rejection letters, etc)
  • Feedback on 4 draft submissions
  • Suggestions of magazines (when possible) and publications to submit to, including access to Meg’s resources and opportunities
  • Personalized reading suggestions
  • Support through a difficult and often discouraging process that requires patience and persistence
  • How to streamline the submission process to send frequently and persist
  • A deeper sense of your writing and potential areas of focus
  • Accountability!
  • Access to Meg via email for any questions that come up

COURSE TEXTS:

  • Readings will be tailored to each mentee

ONLINE COURSE STRUCTURE:

Except for the one-on-one meeting with Meg, this class is entirely asynchronous which means you complete the weekly assignments on your own schedule. 
Within Wet Ink, our dedicated online classroom, Meg will provide tips and information on how to submit, how to find magazines and other important aspects of the submission process. 
Each week writers will be asked to submit at least 1 submission packet, accompanied by names of publications where they would like to send. Meg will provide personalized feedback on each packet (4 total) and also advise regarding which publication might be the perfect fit! 
There will be one scheduled call between Meg and you. On this call, Meg will learn more about the challenges you are facing, your writing goals and try to guide you through the submission obstacles you may be facing.

HOW DOES WET INK WORK?

Wet Ink was built and designed specifically for online writing classes. Wet Ink is private, easy to use, and very interactive. You can learn more about the Wet Ink platform by Watching a Class Demo.

PAYMENT OPTIONS:

You can pay for the course in full or use Affirm to pay over time with equal Monthly Payments. Both options are available at checkout.

  • Instructor: Meg Eden

  • Class starts November 6th, 2023

  • Course is fully ONLINE; students can work according to their own schedule within weekly deadlines. Once you have enrolled the instructor will send you a link to our online classroom, provided via Wet Ink.

If you have questions, please use the Chat Button or contact us via email HERE.

Instructor Meg Eden is a 2020 Pitch Wars mentee. She is the author of five poetry chapbooks, the novel Post-High School Reality Quest (2017), the poetry collection Drowning in the Floating World (2020), and the forthcoming novel-in-verse Good Different, a JLG Gold Standard Selection (Scholastic, 2023). She is also a participating author with the PEN/Faulkner Writers in Schools program. Her work is published or forthcoming in magazines, including Writer’s Digest, Prairie Schooner, The Rumpus, Poetry Northwest, Crab Orchard Review, RHINO, and CV2. Meg received her MFA in creative writing from the University of Maryland College Park.