Policy:
The Paumanok Review is a quarterly Internet literary magazine dedicated to promoting and publishing the best in contemporary art and literature. Each issue will include four to six short stories and short shorts, up to ten poems, up to four essays/ memoirs, and approximately four artworks. TPR is published exclusively on the web and is available free of charge. Upon acceptance, TPR acquires one-time and non-exclusive anthology rights. That is, all other rights revert to the individual creator of a work with the exception of an option to publish the work, whole or in part, in a future electronic or print anthology edition of The Paumanok Review. This agreement is implicit unless otherwise negotiated between the author and publisher at time of acceptance. Galleys are offered in HTML format. Reprint and simultaneous submissions are encouraged. Please notify the magazine immediately if your piece has been accepted by another publication. For more on the philosophy and history of TPR, visit Welcome to Paumanok. For information on publishing cycles and legalities, see Information. The best statement of TPR's publishing preferences is the magazine itself. Please read at least one issue before submitting.

Pay schedule:
TPR's contributors are entitled to free classified ads for the life of the magazine. In addition, contributors of serial works receive one free banner ad. These offers could yield hundreds of dollars of free promotion. Contributors also benefit from special opportunities for publicity, as in the Contributors Re-noted section of "News & Views," and upcoming special projects like the Quicktime movie. For more details, contact the editor or see the advertising guidelines.

Submissions:
e-mail: paumanok@etext.org
fax (USA): (401) 712-8463

Submissions will only be answered by e-mail, so please include your address in fax submissions. TPR is not responsible for lost or misdirected mail. If you have not received a reply within two weeks, please send a reminder.

Specific:

Writing | Artwork
Special Edition: "A Collection of Years"

Questions or Comments:
Should be directed to paumanok@etext.org.