The submission guidelines for work submitted to the Nassau Literary Review are detailed below for prose, poetry, and art. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ONLY ACCEPT SUBMISSIONS FROM PRINCETON UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATES.
Submissions for the Fall 2013 issue are now closed We would like to thank all the student writers, poets, and artists at Princeton who submitted their work. The submissions period for the Spring 2014 issue will begin in the fall semester, so keep your eye on this page for updates!
All work should be submitted to nasslit@princeton.edu in an email with the subject line, “Submission: [Genre].” (Replacing “Genre” with “Prose,” “Poetry,” “Artwork,” etc.)
Prose and Poetry:
- Submit your work as a word document and not in the body of an email.
- The document should be titled as follows: “LastName_Genre_Title” for poetry and “LastName_Genre_Title_WordCount” for fiction.
- Do not put your name anywhere within the document itself: this is because we have a blind selection policy.
- Try to keep it under 25 pages.
- We accept plays, screenplays and translations.
Art:
- The resolution of any image submitted must be at least 300 dpi.
- If you want to submit an image to be a one-page spread, it must be at least 600 dpi.
- If possible, do not send us art in JPEG or GIF formats, as they will inevitably be lower-quality than a PNG, TIF, or PSD image due to compression.
