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ONLINE LITERARY JOURNAL SURVEY
Hello
again, Editors of Online Literary Journals,
Many of
you replied to our original survey, noting that the majority
of questions did not really pertain to your work. Fear not!
Steve and I had always planned a separate survey specifically
for on-line journals. It truly is our intention to work with
your journals just as hard as we plan to with print journals
and to that end you will find below our second survey aimed
at you on-line editors. There will be a question or two dealing
with the possibility of moving from online to print – this
is due to a couple of you specifically asking if we had anything
planned for helping out in such scenarios, and not because we
believe that any of you need to go that route.
For our
joint efforts to succeed in the future, we believe getting as
much information about things that have been successful, and
unsuccessful, in the past for as many journals as possible is
imperative. With this in mind, we have come up with the following
questions that we’d like journals interested in participating
with Dzanc to respond to, helping us to confirm and develop
our theories.
A reminder
– Dzanc has no interest in influencing any of the editorial
decisions of your journals. We only want to help journals succeed
in achieving your mission, and hopefully relieve some of the
stresses that go with doing so. All of our services to literary
journals are 100% free, provided as part of our ongoing commitment
to bring greater exposure of fantastic writing to the public.
The responses
you send to us will be absorbed into a database. The database
as a whole, averages, or trends may be shared with those who
participate, but no individual responses will be seen by anybody
beyond you, or Steve and Dan of Dzanc Books.
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