Staying with the theme of our budget writing, Clapboard House Literary Journal offers a wide selection of excerpts from past issues on their website archive. So before submitting by their deadline–NOVEMBER 1st–get a taste of what they like.What They Want: short fiction sub-3,000 words or 3 poems.
When They Want It: November 1st
How They Want It: Via email. See further submission guidelines here.
Submission Fee? Nope.
Accept Simultaneous Submissions? Yes.
Response Time: Unknown.
Hannah Karena Jones 
This is a great idea! I will definitely submit something. 🙂
– Ermisenda
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Yey, good luck!! Come back and share what the submission response time was when you hear back! Hope you get an acceptance letter :]
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Hannah, you post so many great ideas for places to submit literary work, so I just wanted to say an overdue THANK YOU!
You’re awesome. 😉
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I’m so glad that you find my posts useful!! You’re so welcome!! I’m always looking out for new places to submit; any journals you’re particularly fond of that you’d recommend?
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Now that you mention it, I am quite fond of THE FIRST LINE.
I’ve only recently discovered it, but it accepts quarterly submissions (with no reading fee!) for its competitions. The only rule: All stories must begin with the same line, which is given to you.
The final one for the year is “It had been a long year.”
http://www.thefirstline.com/
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