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Submission Guidelines
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| 1. | Laurus publishes only undergraduate students currently enrolled at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. All others are ineligible to submit. |
| 2. | Laurus' online submission system accepts Rich Text (.rtf), Word (.doc), and Plain Text (.txt) for text submissions. For visual art we accept JPEG (.jpg/.jpeg) and GIF (.gif). All files must be 512KB or smaller. (Visual artists please take note of guideline #4.) |
| 3. | Prose writers please submit only one story, essay, or chapter per file/upload. Poetry writers may submit up to five poems in a single file. If you choose to do this please use the name of the first poem in the file as the title of the submission. If your work is genre-bending/breaking use your best judgement in naming and dividing submissions so that we know what fragments/vignettes belong together. |
| 4. | Any submission of visual art should be considered only a preview. If your artwork is selected for publication we will meet with you and do our best to obtain a high quality transfer of your original media (whatever that may be). |
| 5. | Submit finished work! We provide feedback on a case-by-case basis, but that is not an invitation to submit first drafts. |
| 6. | By submitting to Laurus you are granting us permission to publish your work in the annual Laurus print magazine, our mini-magazine Laurettes, and on Laurusmagazine.com. Upon publication all rights revert to the author. If a piece that you have submitted to Laurus is accepted for publication elsewhere please notify us immediately so we can remove it from our submissions queue. |
| 7. | Please, no more than five submissions per author per academic year. |
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Issue #4 February 21st |
| Poetry by |
| Amy Sauer |
| Four Poems |
| Fiction by |
| Daniel Naber |
| Interstice |
| A Book Review by |
| Laurus Staff |
| Kathleen Ossip's Cinephrastics |
| Read Archives |