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Zeugma publishes original creative writing in all genres, in the form of fiction, poetry and non-fiction. Special emphasis is given to works by new authors. The journal has published local, national and international authors.
The journal solicits:
- Original Fiction, Poetry, and Erotica
- Non-fiction, Personal Essays
- Reviews of the Printed and Electronic Word
- Comics, Line Drawings and Photography
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