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basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: futurefire.net/ contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Djibril Alayad publishes: quarterly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (4 issues) click here for The Future Fire's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: social/political subgenres: essay, free verse poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, long fiction, experimental/pomo, speculative, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism maximum word count for prose is 10000 submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are not accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: $20 per piece poetry: $20 per poem/page average response time: less than a month manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 20 TFF will publish new social, political, and speculative cyberfiction. We are not dogmatic about genre, but are particularly interested in fiction with a social conscience, that pushes the boundaries of imagination, and that confounds the expectations of our commodified society.

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