Your piece may not appear for several issues, since we have to consider length, variety, and balance when we choose articles, poems, and artwork. We really prefer submissions by e-mail, because there is no retyping and less chance for errors to creep in. If you cannot use e-mail, type or print very legibly. When you proof your poetry, be especially careful with punctuation, capitalization, and spacing. We want to publish it as you meant it.
Short poems are especially welcome because they help solve our layout problems.
Please send good quality photocopies or black and white photographs of artwork. If you send photos and want them returned, include a self-addressed, stamped envelope and a note requesting return. You keep the copyright of your original work and give Survivorship the right to publish it in their newsletters, reprints of newsletters, and on the Internet. If somebody wants to print the text of an article from Survivorship, they must ask you, not us. If they want to use both the print and the layout, they must ask both you and Survivorship.