However, some folks shake their head and incorrectly think that 32 Poem charges $2 per submission.

The correct statement is that Manuscript Hub charges $2.

If you don’t want to pay $2, then you can submit via mail and pay 65 cents in postage for your outgoing envelope and another 42-65 cents for your return envelope. Add to that the time to print, fold and mail the manuscripts. I dunno. The $2 seems worth it to me, and I gladly paid $2 to submit to Meridian. In fact, I was downright giddy. I’ve got better ways to spend my time than getting paper cuts. =-)

Whoever created Manuscript Hub knows how to program, came up with this idea, and deserves to get paid. If they ever make enough money to retire and move to Maui, then so much the better for them.

If you’d like to submit to 32 Poems via the internet beast, you may now do so.

Get thee to ManuscriptHub.com and sign yourself up as a user.

Why submit online? To borrow a few ideas from the good folks at ManuscriptHub.com:

• No paper
• No stamps
• No inefficient post office (Oh, did I say that?)
• No paper cuts (A job hazard for poets.)
• No lost mail worries
• You can move anywhere in the world and still get your acceptance/rejection news!

What does it cost?

About 2 dollars. Really no more than you’d pay for postage, return postage, paper, ink, and your precious time.

ManuscriptHub.com

This site was dreamed up by none other than the Jeb Livingood of Best New Poets fame and fortune.