For your excellent submissions, I hope you will think of Star 82 Review first, of course, but perhaps you have submitted several issues in a row already and are looking for another venue. I have been in touch with other editors, and several are really interested in reading new, fresh, and creative work. I've made a short list of them at the *82 site here. Read some of the issues, read the guidelines, and think about tone and emotional landing point of your piece(s). Meanwhile, as I await the proof of 9.4, I've starting reading for spring 10.1.
A friend of mine is interested in how AI/Large Language Models work. For our amusement, he asked it about Star 82 Review . It was not good at details, but it proved remarkably astute at generalities after he cautioned it not to make things up. For contributors: I think it will prove helpful regarding subjects, tone, and the types of humor I publish; I felt it captured the essence of the magazine. However, at the end when it suggests authors, I would add E.B. White and Grace Paley. Below is an unedited transcript. > After looking at the work that has been published within the period of your training data, please characterize they types of fiction that they publish. Based on my training data, which includes a snapshot of the literary landscape up to 2021, I can provide some general insights about the types of fiction published in Star 82 Review. Keep in mind that my characterization is limited to the data I've been trained on and may not reflect the magazine's current or evol...
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