For another series of tips on how to submit your nonfiction, check out these tips of what to do and what to avoid.

• Some accept periodically. Some accept all year.
• Follow the directions. Seriously.
• Don't send follow-up emails to the editors (unless and until they specify it's acceptable)
• Stop worrying about submission fees
• Aggressive and hyperbolic cover letters will NEVER get you accepted. This is art, for gracious sake, not a used car.
• Do NOT submit your nonfiction to The Paris Review, The New Yorker, Harper's, or anything else of that caliber. If you're of that level you're beyond relying on web pages like this.
• Develop some cred with a bio and work your way up the ranks first
• Find an app or program with which to keep track of what, where, and when you've submitted or want to submit to-- or set up an Excel sheet. The more organized you are, the more professional you'll appear.

• If you've been submitting to a lit mag for years without luck, your work doesn't fit.
• To discover more lit mags and learn about the world of lit mag publishing, read and/or contribute to The Review Review and New Pages.
  

Discover places to submit your nonfiction in post one, post two, and post three.

Wouldn't you like to be in these pages? Along these fine writers?
Travelers' Tales

Hayden's Ferry Review

Southeast Review

Sonora Review

Concis

Lunch Ticket

Hotel Amerika

New Ohio Review

Under the Gum Tree

Check here and here for more places to submit your nonfiction.

Click on each lit mag and imagine your name in its pages.
Timberline Review

Alaska Quarterly Review

Entropy

Fanzine

Narrative Northeast

The Sun

1966

The Offing (which also has its own suggestions for the submission process)

Profane

Damselfly

ROAR

The Common

Blue Earth Review

Cactus Heart

Iron Horse Review

Journal of Compressed Creative Arts

Want more places to submit your nonfiction? Look here and here.

This list includes lit mags that specialize in nonfiction and others that have shown great support for the genre. Don't just hit and run these lit mags online. Read and subscribe to them.

Salon.com

Waccamaw

The Missing Slate

DIAGRAM

Tin House and Its Blog

Crazyhorse

Another Chicago Magazine

Passages North

New Letters

Third Coast Review

Proximity

River Teeth

Broad Street

Thread

Fourth Genre
     
Rum Punch Press

The Cossack Review

Alimentum

Brevity

Hippocampus

There are lots of other lit mags for us to submit nonfiction.