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How to submit

• Processs

  Form

• Cover letter

  For us to consider publishing your artwork, you must include an artist statement that identifies⁠—by title, creator name, and year, whenever possible⁠—the object(s), artifact(s), or performance(s) to which your artwork responds. See our latest issues for examples.

• Eligibility

  Other
  we prioritize submissions from First Nation, Inuit, Métis, and other Indigenous artists; Black artists, Brown artists, artists of colour, and other racialized artists; 2SLGBTQIA+ artists; artists with disabilities or chronic illnesses; and artists with experiences of trauma, incarceration, poverty, or displacement

• Formatting

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• Author's rights

  Artist copyright always remains with you, the artist(s). Through contributor payment, long con purchases only the right to publish your work for the first time in periodical form. You don’t need our permission to re-publish or otherwise present your work after its inclusion in a long con issue. If you do re-publish your work in future, we would love the opportunity to promote it: please let us know at longconmag@gmail.com.

• Additional info

  Help us make more informed editorial decisions by identifying any backgrounds or experiences that have made it more difficult for you to create art or be recognized for your artistic labour. These backgrounds and experiences don’t need to be addressed in your submission, bio, or artist statement: include them in the “Additional notes for the editors” field to ensure they remain confidential. If your name(s), artistic name(s), or pronouns change after you’ve published with long con, we would be very happy to help you celebrate by quickly correcting our website: please feel free to let us know at longconmag@gmail.com.