Re: the complete works

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In a message dated 8/19/99 3:54:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
c_scaysbrook@yahoo.com writes:

<< In my fond youth I considered sending some of my stuff there.
 Unfortunately, they only take submissions from agents. But hey, Jason, if
 you have one go for your life. Two thumbs up!
 
 Camille >>

Hey...I never heard that :)  Here are some addresses tho...

For the New Yorker, there's nothing said in the Writer's Market about only 
accepting from Agents.  I'd just bet you have a better chance through an 
agent.  BUT, it does say to send your piece to the appropriate editor -- 
Fact, Fiction or Poetry -- and to this address:

20 W. 43rd St.  
New York, NY 10036-7441
(212) 536-5400

I'd also try Story Magazine -- that's just as reputable as the New Yorker 
even though the circulation is much smaller.  

Story
F&W Publications, Inc.
1507 Dana Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45207-1005

Send a #10 SASE for writers guidelines to that address.

good luck :)

Jim

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