Granta Guidelines Information
Established: 1889Website URL: https://granta.com/
Twitter: @GrantaMag
Description: Granta - the magazine of new writing - was originally founded by Cambridge University students in 1889. It struggled in the 1970s and was relaunched in 1979 as a literary quarterly.
Editor(s): Sigrid Rausing
Needs: Fiction, nonfiction essays and poetry.
Length: No set length but most submissions are between 3,000 to 6,000 words.
Payment: Granta Magazine is a paying marketing according to sources like Writers Online but Granta does not list payment specific on its current online guidelines.
Tips: Note: Poetry and prose submissions are accepted during select reading periods during the year.
How to Submit: Use the online submissions system. Granta has a $4 service fee on prose submissions but does not charge for poetry submissions. Simultaneous submissions are accepted but notify them promptly if your work is accepted elsewhere..
Response Time: within six months
Guidelines Url: https://granta.submittable.com/submit
Address: Granta Publications
12 Addison Avenue London W11 4QR
This listing was last reviewed and/or updated on 2018-04-12
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