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Highlights
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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
Offers expedited response
Runs themed calls
How to submit
Processs
Submittable
Cover letter
Not specified.
Eligibility
No specific eligibility requirements
Formatting
Follow AP Style guidelines regarding numbers, capitalization, abbreviations, and punctuation, with one exception. For em dashes, use three hyphens---with no spaces before and after the dashes. And remember: AP Style calls for only one space after a period or colon. If you put two spaces between sentences, your submission will be printed, shredded, and set on fire. Numbers under 10, like nine or eight, should be spelled out, except in the case of ages, like a 5-year-old girl, or a boy, 6.
Author's rights
Not specified.
Additional info
Here are some of the subjects we write about. This is not an all-inclusive list, just for starters: Dads & Families, Sports, Politics, Ethics, Marriage, Masculinity, Arts & Entertainment, Business, Health & Wellness, Fitness, Mental Health, Aging, Dating, Relationships, Travel, takes on News Events, OpEds, Education, Spirituality, Sexuality and Gender Issues. Find out more on our About Page or view our open Calls for Submissions. Some general writing suggestions: 1) Be clear; say exactly what you mean. 2) Avoid cliches like the plague. 3) Avoid beginning sentences with "Look," "Listen," "You see," or "Now". 4) Avoid rhetorical questions. 5) Avoid squishy, meaningless adjectives, like "quite," "somewhat," and "interesting."
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About
We are a community of 21st Century thought leaders around the issue of men’s roles in modern life. We explore the world of men and manhood in a way that no media company ever has, tackling the issues and questions that are most relevant to men’s lives. We write about fatherhood, family, sex, ethics,...
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Lisa Hickey
Editor-in-Chief
Kara Post-Kennedy
Executive Editor