The Infinite Blues Review is a literary magazine intended for the melancholy and those with "infinite blues".
Highlights
- Vibe:Top-tier stuff. Not Paris Review, but ok
- Response time: ?*/Editor reported data?*Chill Subs tracker stats
- Acceptance rate: 45%*/Editor reported data?*Chill Subs tracker stats
Publication
Accepts simultaneous submissions
What's that?
When you can submit your work to multiple magazines at the same time
Accepts previously published
From the editors
Anthologies, Blogs, Defunct Mags, Only Appeared In Print, Other Lit Mags, Personal Websites, Social Media
What's that?
When the magazine wants to publish your previously published work. Requirements vary
Nominates for prizes
Active on social media
Available in print
Provides contributor copies
Has examples online
How to submit
Processs
Email
Cover letter
We understand that bios are hard to produce. Moreover, we just want to read a paragraph about YOU! Not all incredible bios are just listing achievements - they provide a glimpse into the writer! Tell us a fun fact, or what you cherish/desire the most!
Eligibility
No specific eligibility requirements
Formatting
Times New Roman, 12 PT font. Any spacing is acceptable, though we love a good ol' double space document.
Author's rights
First North American Serial Rights
Additional info
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About
The main objective of The Infinite Blues Review is to give a platform to those who are melancholy. In a society that is constantly trying to invalidate the voices of those who struggle to find happiness, the EIC, Mia Soto, decided that it was time that ends. She hopes this magazine not only gives a ...
Read moreFounded
2024
Country
US
Masthead
Mia Soto (M.S. Blues)
Editor-in-Chief
Roukia Ali
Editor-in-Chief Assistant + Editor
Stacia Kokoletsos
Editor
Joseph Blythe
Editor