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Neon Books

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Welcome to Neon magazine. We publish literary and slipstream short-form writing. We err towards the dark, and like to experiment with language and form. We have a particular taste for the apocalyptic.

Neon is based in the UK, and is published online and in print every quarter. We publish writers from anywhere in the world, and everything we publish is available for free online (although we are very happy when readers donate or buy print copies, as it helps us keep on publishing).

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What is Neon Literary Magazine?

Neon is a UK-based literary magazine published three times a year in print and online. It features a mix of literary and slipstream short-form writing, including poetry, fiction and various experimental forms. The magazine is free to read online, and inexpensive to buy in print. Neon publishes writers from all over the world.

Where can I purchase a print copy, or find out more about Neon?

To purchase a print copy, subscribe, read archived issues, or get in touch with the editor, please visit the website www.neonmagazine.co.uk. There you'll also be able to find out about our other projects and publications.

Where to find Neon Books online

Website: http://www.neonmagazine.co.uk/
Twitter: @neon_lit_mag
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://www.neonmagazine.co.uk/?cat=399

Where to buy in print

http://www.neonmagazine.co.uk/

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