The Frankenhoff Review

Frankenhoff Review is the University of Glasgow's newly revamped online lit mag. Keep an eye out for the first issue, coming soon!

The Review was born deep in the shadows of this murky stairwell. Much like its namesake, G. W. Frankenhoff, the young magazine is a little shy - it wants to feel wanted... How can you help? Show your support by sending in writing or by becoming a fan of the Facebook page!

The magazine is run by ­a group of bedraggled and scatterbrained writers who took three weeks, clacking away at an old Underwood, to figure out that you can’t edit a website from a typewriter. When someone said “computer”, they thought “Atari”!...Eventually, hand-me-down laptop in tow, they waddled, traipsed and trundled over to an internet cafe, obtained wireless connection for the price of a cup of coffee, and hey presto, Frankenhoff is learning to walk. So bear with them as they coax issue #1out of its dank shell, and join in the effort to make this magazine something the University of Glasgow can be proud of. ­

Submission Guidelines


We're always looking for writers!



What do you need to get published in the Frankenhoff Review?

Writers of prose can submit works of up to 3­,500 words. It can be fromany genre (Fiction, Nonfiction, NotYetSure...) so long as it fits theword count.

Poets can submit up to 150 lines of poetry (one or more poems, whatever form suits the work best).



Who can submit to the Frankenhoff Review?

Anyone!

We're run out of the University of Glasgow, but you don't have to be astudent here to submit! Any student, any citizen, and breathing bodywith an eye for words can submit for publication with the Review.



How do you submit?

Please send your submission in an electronic document (.doc, .pdf, .rtf, .txt...) to FrankenhoffReview@googlemail.com.


Wecan only accept previously unpublished work (and work that is not dueto appear in upcoming manuscript assignments for students). Also, no wecannot pay you.



THE DEADLINE TO BE IN THE INAUGURAL ISSUE IS MARCH 15TH!