MASTERCLASS 6.2.5 How to submit your writing to literary magazines: By The Bombay Review (Repeat session)

(Scroll down for reviews, information and more. These Masterclasses are usually held once in 6 months, the last one was in September, 2021)

ABOUT THE SESSION:
The Bombay Review has been publishing some great writers and poets since 2014, and conducts an annual masterclass about ‘Literary Magazine submissions’ based on our 8 year experience in the industry.

This session will discuss:

Cover letters (Email body)
Do’s and Don’ts of submissions
Resources to keep an eye on
Tailoring each submission
Finding markets, magazines, and more
About submissions fees and payments
Guidelines, magazine familiarity and editorial vision
Rejections
Simultaneous submissions, previously published pieces, reprints
Presentation and design
Studying sample magazines
NOTE: It will not discuss the content of your piece itself

People involved with and published by The Bombay Review have had really interesting writing and academic careers!

Here is what they have been up to, and why we believe this Masterclass can be helpful to you. Published in: (image)

Won or been shortlisted for: Pulitzer Award, the International Booker Prize, Pen/Open Book Award, Man Asian Literary Prize, Pen/Hemingway Award, Toto Award, National Book Award, Betty Trask Prize, the Desmond Elliott Prize, among others.

Published by: Penguin Random House, HarperCollins, Hachette, Macmillan Publishers, Simon & Schuster, , Sahitya Academy, Rupa Publishing House, Aleph Book Review, Katha, Faber and Faber, W. W. Norton and Company, Zubaan, Sahitya Academy, Picador.

Teach or have studied in: University of Oxford, Harvard University, Cambridge University, Stanford University, Durham University, New York University, University of Toronto, Texas State University, University of Victoria, Kingston University, University of Mumbai, University of Cape Town, Louisiana Tech University, University of Melbourne, Arizona State University, The New School, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, University of Bath, Allen University, Rutgers University, University of East Anglia, University of Delhi, Emory University, The University of Edinburgh, Jawaharlal Nehru University, University of Iowa, Brooklyn College, Queensland University, among many, many more!

Previous Masterclasses

REGISTRATION

Registrations will be open for 24 hrs starting 10 am 4th March, 2022, and might close when spots are filled. First priority will be given to participants who were waitlisted for the earlier session (September). Resgistrations are open currently, if you received payment made confirmation from the portal, your SPOT is confirmed.

Date of session: 6th March, 2022
Time: 10 am IST to 12 pm IST
Duration: 2 hours (The last 2 sessions had extended due to other factors, and the primary segment of this one will be tightly packed into the duration itself) Please check the meeting link AND your email 30 minutes prior to the session.

COST: INR 799/USD 15
Payment Deadline: Extended
This fee is non refundable for no-show, or any other reasons other than cancellation from The Bombay Review itself. Unfortunately, a video will not be shared post session.

PAy HERE (India, INR 799)

Pay Here (Outside India, $15)

MODE PLUS OTHER DETAILS:

Via Zoom
Please note: The meeting will be locked once it begins (you are encouraged to join 15 minutes early)– and late joinees will not be able to attend or claim a refund. Your payment + sign up should be done from your Zoom ID only, and not any other email ID. The link will be sent to the ID that you put in on Instamojo/Payment portal, and which has a Zoom account. Your cameras will have to be switched on, you can prefer to be on mute. Cameras turned off would be considered as violating federal copyright laws, and might result in expulsion.

1. 15 minutes after the session starts, the meeting will be locked and you will not be able to enter.

2. In the above case, there will not be a refund, and unfortunately, nor will it be possible to share a recording with you due to policy constraints.

3. Please make sure you don’t ‘leave’ the meeting by mistake before time, since a re-entry might take a lot of time.

4. You can only join the meeting from the email ID used to make the payment, or, the one where you receive this email.

5. For questions, you can send them via the chat box of Zoom (right side). We will be curating from there (*might be delayed)

6. Please ensure a stable internet connection.

7. While the link is locked and encrypted, sharing confidential details with others (+ accounts that belong to you) will be considered a breach of Zoom/Masterclass policies, and forwarded to the legal department.

8. Please login to the Zoom portal fifteen minutes before the session starts.

NOTE: Payment confirmation will be sent by the Payment portal itself: Instamojo/Stripe.
If you receive an email from them (Check other/updates folder as well), your participation is confirmed and details will be sent to you directly. Please don’t email/DM us (The Bombay Review), notifying about the payment or seeking confirmation. If the payment went through, your participation is confirmed.

The link will be shared with you 6-12 hours before session time only. A query prior to that might not be answered due to unavailibility of resource persons (ref: pandemic). Yes, you will get the link. Out of the 300+ participants who have attended this session 82 dm’ed with a variation of ‘I paid but didn’t get the link yet?’ Trust us, it is not required. The link will come to you.

*This is a learning space and unwarranted communication during session might result in expulsion from the session; apart from seeing comments being moderated.