Submissions for Oroboro Vol. 7 Open for Poetry, Fiction, and Comics

Open from March 7 until May 1st (at midnight, mountain time)

OROBORO is an online literary journal, published bi-annually by Death Rattle, aimed at publishing and promoting poets, authors, and artists. We publish new work from both established and emerging writers. Before you submit, we encourage you to take a look at previous issues to get a feel for what we are looking for.

We look forward to reading your submission!

For all Submissions:

• All submissions must include a cover letter. A cover letter includes a short biography about yourself and your work.

• Simultaneous submissions are allowed and encouraged, just let us know if a portion or the whole of the submission
  is accepted elsewhere via a submittable note or email.

• Submissions should include work in one file in .docx or pdf.

• We accept submissions from all ages and from anywhere in the world

• Past submitters to previous issues of Oroboro are totally welcome to submit!

• Please do not send us previously published work.

• Only one submission per open reading period.

• All rights revert to the authors upon publication, though we ask you cite OROBORO when published elsewhere or in anthology.

• If you are unable to submit your work online or experience any difficulties with our submittable, please let us know at deathrattlewriter@gmail.com

Poetry: 
5-6 poems and / or 10 pages. We look at excerpts from long poems, too.
Submissions should include work in one file in .docx or pdf.

Fiction:
1000 word limit. We look at excerpts from longer work, too.
Submissions should include work in one file in .docx or pdf.

Comics:

5(ish) page submission limit. Again, we prefer more than one page of comics / multiple pieces submitted so we are more able to get a feel for your style and intention. If you don’t have more than one piece, giving us context for your comic submission and your work (and include links to other work if you can) in your cover letter would be greatly appreciated in reviewing your submission.

Submissions should include work in one image file, .jpeg, or pdf.

300 dpi minimum. No larger than 8.5 x 11 in: (there’s some artistic wiggle room with this one.)