General Submissions Open.
Please have a look at the guidelines below for word limits, etc., and send all submissions and queries to: editorial@theapplicant.org and alexandra@theapplicant.org.
We accept submissions on culture, politics, business, and lifestyle. Our zeal for literature shall, however, not be denied.
The word limit for poetry is 500 and for prose 2, 000 words. A writer can send three poems and one article at a time. We will be including Art and Photography in our journal from coming issues: paintings, sketches and photographs.
Please send your submissions in both Word and in-body [text] format . If you wish to include your photo then do send one. Do not forget to include your brief bio.
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING THEMATIC SUBMISSIONS.
From Issue 7, to be published in late August, the deadline for submissions is now closed.
However, submissions are accepted at any time and should we feel that these be applicable to one of our upcoming themes, we will notify you. Once accepted, you cannot withdraw your submission. Publication of any accepted material may be delayed due to thematic issues. We are unable to enter into any kind of correspondence regarding any of our editorial decisions, If your work is included in The Applicant, please credit the journal as The Applicant. Thank you in advance.
The poem and article submitted belongs to this website and the author holds the right to their works. However, The Applicant holds the right to the works of authors if it decides to go for prints.
Alternatively you can choose to submit on-line for upcoming issues using the link below:
http://theapplicant.submittable.com/submit
Copyrights:
All contents are copyright by the indicated poets/artists. All rights revert to the authors and artists upon publication in The Applicant.
Disclaimer
The Applicant does not assume liability for copyright infringement or failure to acknowledge previously published work. Rights revert to the author upon publication. The Applicant reserves the right to post any accepted work on its web page or in a printed form any time without further seeking for permission from author.
