Summer Fiction Is a Year-Round Affair

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It’s the time of year when the questions are rolling in: Are you accepting submissions to your Summer Fiction issue?

The answer is yes and no. No, like in 2020 there will be no single issue dedicated to reader-submitted short stories and poetry. But yes, the paper is welcoming submissions of original fiction, drama, and poetry as it continues its year-long practice of publishing fiction on a rolling basis as space permits.

Works can be submitted by email to fiction@princetoninfo.com and should include a brief biography. The same general guidelines that have applied to past years’ fiction issues still apply: Themes relevant to the greater Princeton business community are especially appreciated; submissions from children are not encouraged.

Below, poetry from readers and poets Anne Hiltner and Carolyn Foote Edelmann.

CE – US1

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