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The Hooghly Review is a digital non-profit and free-access magazine of literature & arts with the aim to shine a light on emerging and underrated writers, storytellers, poets, artists, and other creatives across the globe.

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  • Vibe:Send us your best but less intimidating
  • Response time:
    30 days after submission*
    Editor reported data
     / 
    10 days*
    Chill Subs tracker stats
  • Acceptance rate:
    ?*
    Editor reported data
     / 
    48.28%*
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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

    From the editors

    Best Microfiction, Best Of The Net, Best Small Fiction, Pushcart

  • Active on social media

  • Available in print

  • Provides contributor copies

  • Has examples online

  • Offers expedited response

  • Runs themed calls

How to submit

  • Processs

    Email

  • Cover letter

    Do not send author bios and author photos. We’ll ask for that post-acceptance.

  • Eligibility

    Other, Over18
    Everyone 18 and above are welcome to submit!

  • Formatting

    We don't have formatting requirements for this magazine

  • Author's rights

    Rights: · Copyright of the work remains with the contributor. · We ask for First Electronic Publication Rights and credits when your work is republished. · We also ask for Archival Rights on our website indefinitely. · If we ever plan an anthology from the work published in our magazine, we’ll request permission from the contributor. · We nominate our contributors for awards such as the Pushcart, Best of the Net, Best Microfiction, Best Small Fictions, etc.

  • Additional info

    Our Editorial/Publication Ethics: · We have a strict policy against plagiarism and work deliberately intended to offend any person or group. Upon receiving such submissions, we reserve the right to ban you permanently from submitting to our magazine. · We’re sure AI is helpful in many ways but this space is about original creativity and so we won’t publish AI-generated work. · Our readers are (hopefully) mature adults. Eroticism/sensuality in literature and art is wonderful, but we will reject pornographic work. · Hit us with experimental themes, and difficult subject matters. As such, your work may be political but we don’t want to be preached at. · While we love work that brings forth your culture, we don’t want religious work intended to proselytize.

Tracker statistics

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Total submissions tracked

10 days

Average response time

48.28%

Average acceptance rate

0 days

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The Submissions Grinder Statistics

66.67%

12-month average acceptance rate

7 days

12-month average response time

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The Hooghly Review is a digital non-profit and free-access magazine of literature, culture & arts with the aim to shine a light on emerging and underrated writers, storytellers, poets, artists, and other creatives across the globe. Named and conceptualised by Tejaswinee Roychowdhury in July 2022, sh...

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    Editor Tejaswinee Roychowdhury  avatar

    Tejaswinee Roychowdhury

    Editor-in-Chief

    Editor Ankit Raj Ojha  avatar

    Ankit Raj Ojha

    Editor-in-Chief

    Editor Francois Bereaud avatar

    Francois Bereaud

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