Further, Alibi publishes good submissions from all other parties. We encourage fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction and all other forms of creative expression conducive to book format. This year, Alibi is particularly interested in critical essays which inform commentary on law with some other humanistic discipline, such as law and literature. Please see below for easy instructions for submitting . The deadline for the Spring 2000 issue was February 21, 2000.
Alibi always needs staff members.
The time commitment is minimal and flexible, and you may basically name your position. Alibi is particularly interested in people who can help with finding printers, marketing, advertising the magazine to the law school community, layout, and web design. However, we also have people helping the magazine in more obscure ways. For example, we have a Minister of Propaganda, who simply provides moral support in consideration for this largely honorary title.