Flash Frog Magazine Is Accepting Stories And Artwork/ How To Submit (Pay: $25)

Flash Frog Magazine welcomes submissions year-round, with specific themes for January and July. As a literary magazine specializing in flash fiction, Flash Frog provides a platform for writers to showcase their short stories.

Additionally, Flash Frog seeks new artists to contribute original artwork to accompany each published story. If you are having a problem with your writing, please read this article: How to Overcome Writer’s Block (10 Tips + Personal Examples)

However, this article will detail the submission guidelines for writers and artists interested in submitting their work to Flash Frog.

Flash Frog exclusively publishes flash fiction (visit these pages for poetry or creative nonfiction submissions).
Short stories should not exceed 1,000 words.
Submissions should be emailed to flashfroglitmag@gmail.com as .doc, .docx, or .rtf attachments.
The subject line of the email should follow the format: SUBMISSION — Story Title.
While cover letters are acceptable, writers are advised not to explain or set up their stories within the cover letter.
A third-person bio (maximum 100 words) should be included in the body of the email.
Simultaneous submissions are encouraged, but writers must promptly withdraw their piece if it is accepted elsewhere.
Only one submission per writer at a time is allowed.
All submissions must be original and previously unpublished.
Flash Frog requests the right to display the work for the duration of the journal, while copyright remains with the writer.
Response times typically range from within a week to occasionally longer, with inquiries discouraged until 2 months have passed.
Payment of $25 per story is issued via PayPal upon publication.
Writers are asked to wait 6 months before submitting again after publication in Flash Frog.

Flash Frog seeks new artists to provide original artwork to complement published stories.

Interested artists should email flashfroglitmag@gmail.com with a link to their portfolio or include samples in the email.

Artists of all mediums are welcome to apply, with availability and interest levels indicated in the email.

Flash Frog requests the right to use the artwork for the duration of the journal, while copyright remains with the artist.