FUSE is a network for student editors and writers and their faculty advisers. If you work with or for an undergraduate literary magazine and would like to get involved in any aspect of FUSE, you have reached the right place.
In the Directory, check out the comprehensive list of journals nationwide run by undergraduate students. By registering for the Discussion Forums, you can share ideas either globally, including posting calls for submissions for your journals, or just within your own school. In FUSE Reviews, read reviews of undergraduate journals as well as information on how to submit your own review, and how to submit your journal to be reviewed. On other pages, there are postings about internships and conferences and visiting authors…interviews with editors…how to start a FUSE chapter at your school…how to add your journal to the directory…and more.
The FUSE Directory is divided into categories of journals: Campuswide Undergraduate Journals, Campus and Community Journals Staffed by Undergraduates, International Journals Staffed by Undergraduates, International Journals of Undergraduate Writing, National Journals Staffed by Undergraduates, National Journals of Undergraduate Writing, and Undergraduate Anthologies. To find your journal in our directory, click on “Directory” and then the category your journal is under. Once on that page, scroll down to find a hyperlink to your journal’s page.
Hi!
I’m the editor of Davidson’s lit mag, Libertas, and I’m working this summer on a project to unite small college editors under a common network. I just stumbled on this site and it seems we share a direction. I’d love to hear more about FUSE and more about the conference this November. I’d also love to hear about your experience so far. If there’s a way we could talk in person, I’d be very grateful for the chance. I’m staying in Davidson, NC this summer but I’ll be in Atlanta, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Dallas, and Birmingham (AL) throughout the summer. If none of these locations work, could you email me a number I can call?
Thanks so much!
Vincent Weir