For $45.00, one of our highly qualified reviewers at Mud Season Review will provide you with a 250- to 500-word critical response to your piece, which we will try to send within 2-4 weeks of your submission date. Limit 3,500 words. Please include in your cover letter any guidance you'd like to give in terms of what feedback would be most helpful to you. Pieces submitted for feedback are not considered for publication. We look forward to reviewing your work.
Please do not submit PDF documents.
Note: We don't provide feedback on work that clearly supports the violation of basic ethical standards. Such material is refunded and returned unread.
For $45.00, one of our highly qualified reviewers at Mud Season Review will provide you with a 250- to 500-word critical response to your piece, which we will try to send within 2-4 weeks of your submission date. Limit 3,500 words. Please include in your cover letter any guidance you'd like to give in terms of what feedback would be most helpful to you. Pieces submitted for feedback are not considered for publication. We look forward to reviewing your work.
Please do not submit PDF documents.
Note: We don't provide feedback on work that clearly supports the violation of basic ethical standards. Such material is refunded and returned unread.
For $45.00, one of our highly qualified reviewers at Mud Season Review will provide you with a 250- to 500-word critical response to your poems, which we will try to send within 2-4 weeks of your submission date. Limit 3 poems, up to 10 pages. Optionally, please include in your cover letter any guidance you'd like to give in terms of what feedback would be most helpful. Pieces submitted for feedback are not considered for publication. We look forward to reviewing your work.
Please do not submit PDF documents.
Note: We don't provide feedback on work that clearly supports the violation of basic ethical standards. Such material is refunded and returned unread.
Please submit 1 to 6 digital images of your work (JPG is preferred, minimum 300 dpi). Images must be professionally photographed and cropped to exclude anything that is not considered part of the work.
We accept all media: paintings, drawings, prints, photography, animation, mixed media, collage, and sculpture (in the case of 3-dimensional work, keep in mind that it must read well in 2-dimensional form). We are open to all content/style; realism, surrealism, abstraction, conceptual, etc. We seek both: 1) images that may be paired with writing to enhance the visual word, and 2) theme-based portfolios. (Please indicate your preference in your cover letter.)
Please include the artist's last name and the title of the piece in each file name. Also include in your cover letter: 1) the titles, media, and dimensions of each image; 2) a 50-word or less biographic statement; 3) a 50-word or less artistic statement; 4) your consideration preference as noted above; and 5) your email and mailing addresses.
Artists must be 18 years or older. See our general guidelines for more information.
Tip Jar Submissions are optional and will be treated exactly the same as standard submissions. Please follow the same guidelines as standard submissions, with the exception of noting the genre for your submission in your submission title and your cover letter.
A Tip Jar Submission will not increase your chances of publication, but you will be helping us to manage the costs of Submittable and to continue to pay contributors. Mud Season Review has an all-volunteer staff and is a production of the Burlington Writers Workshop, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that offers free writing workshops. Thank you for your support and for sharing your work with us! We're excited to see what you've created.
Please submit 1 to 6 digital images of your work (JPG is preferred, minimum 300 dpi). Images must be professionally photographed and cropped to exclude anything that is not considered part of the work.
We accept all media: paintings, drawings, prints, photography, animation, mixed media, collage, and sculpture (in the case of 3-dimensional work, keep in mind that it must read well in 2-dimensional form). We are open to all content/style; realism, surrealism, abstraction, conceptual, etc. We seek both: 1) images that may be paired with writing to enhance the visual word and 2) theme-based portfolios. (Please indicate your preference in your cover letter.)
Please include the artist's last name and the title of the piece in each file name. Also include in your cover letter: 1) the titles, media, and dimensions of each image; 2) a 50-word or less biographic statement; 3) a 50-word or less artistic statement; 4) your consideration preference as noted above; and 5) your email and mailing addresses.
Artists must be 18 years or older. See our general guidelines for more information.
Please submit in one file a portfolio of 3-5 poems (up to 10 pages), with each poem on its own page(s); along with a brief author's bio (50 words or less). Please also include your email and mailing addresses. Please don't submit PDF documents.
We respond to a wide range of poetry, and to voice above all else. We are looking for poems that compelled their own writing, emotions that purify and intensify language, and unique points of view. We are also looking for portfolios that communicate a common thread and are made up of poems that work well together. Each poem should be able to stand on its own, but the poems in a portfolio should have a collective impact as well.
Tip Jar Submissions are optional and will be treated exactly the same as standard submissions. Please follow the same guidelines as standard submissions with the exception of noting the genre for your submission in your submission title and in your cover letter.
A Tip Jar Submission will not increase your chances of publication, but you'll be helping us to manage the costs of Submittable and to continue to pay all of our contributors. Mud Season Review has an all-volunteer staff and is a production of the Burlington Writers Workshop, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that offers free writing workshops. Thank you for your support and for sharing your work with us! We're excited to see what you've created.
Please submit in one file a portfolio of 3-5 poems (up to 10 pages), with each poem on its own page(s); along with a brief author's bio (50 words or less). Please also include your email and mailing addresses. Please don't submit PDF documents.
We respond to a wide range of poetry, and to voice above all else. We are looking for poems that compelled their own writing, emotions that purify and intensify language, and unique points of view. We are also looking for portfolios that communicate a common thread and are made up of poems that work well together. Each poem should be able to stand on its own, but the poems in a portfolio should have a collective impact as well.