Audrey Colombe Libri

Introduction: Running a Literary Journal -- The sorrows, the joys -- What to expect from this book -- 1.Defining Your Journal -- Start Out by Looking Around: What Defines Your School and Your Project? -- Are you working on an existing journal, or starting from scratch? Considering the Possibilities: In house -- National/International -- Online -- In print 2. Financial and In-kind Support -- The Budget University: Student Fees, Department, College, Provost -- Advisory Board -- Fundraising 101 -- Faculty Advisor/Graduate Advisor -- Partner Journals -- Advertising 3. Editing the Journal -- Editing tasks: creating a handbook and editorial practices -- Diversity ? Staff and Selections -- Establishing an Annual Schedule -- Communication -- Between yourselves -- With your writers -- Production and Design -- Awards ? Or Not 4. Writer-Editor Citizen -- Reading Series and Other Literary Events -- Creating Writing Opportunities for Everyone -- Collaborative Work with Other Student Artists -- Community Outreach: Getting Writers from the Community Involved -- University engagement (with Admissions, Alumni Relations, Development) 5. Networking and Professionalization -- State and Local Writing Groups -- AWP & FUSE -- National and International Writing Conferences -- Internships -- Graduate School -- Index -- Appendix A: List of undergraduate literary magazines, print and online -- Appendix B: List of helpful literary organizations.