juzzza
May 30th, 2003, 10:13 AM
Obviously we have many writers on this forum who are submitting work to genre magazines for publication.
One of the main problems for editors of even the most popular and successful magazines, is that many writers expect to appear in the magazine but never actually subscribe to the magazine and support its longevity.
Clearly the long-term effect is that the writing market shrinks as more and more quality mags go out of business. Plenty of submissions does not keep the magazine afloat.
So, how do you writers support the indy press and the writing markets in general?
I currently subscribe to 5 indy mags that provide quality sf/f/h and crime short stories throughout the year.
One of the main problems for editors of even the most popular and successful magazines, is that many writers expect to appear in the magazine but never actually subscribe to the magazine and support its longevity.
Clearly the long-term effect is that the writing market shrinks as more and more quality mags go out of business. Plenty of submissions does not keep the magazine afloat.
So, how do you writers support the indy press and the writing markets in general?
I currently subscribe to 5 indy mags that provide quality sf/f/h and crime short stories throughout the year.