Editor Interview: Leodegraunce Go to the listing List all editor interviews Edit answers (editors only) This interview is provided for archival purposes. The listing is not currently active.Describe what you publish in 25 characters or less.High-end flash fictionJolie du Pre, Editor-in-chief on 17 June 2011What other current publications (or publishers) do you admire most?I've taken an interest in PANK. The stories are entertaining and well written, and I love the look of the online magazine.Jolie du Pre, Editor-in-chief on 17 June 2011What sets your publication apart from others that publish similar material?Aside from the fact that we only publish the highest of quality, stories accepted at Leodegraunce get featured for a week along with an author interview. We only publish 4 to 5 stories a month.Jolie du Pre, Editor-in-chief on 17 June 2011What is the best advice you can give people who are considering submitting work to your publication?We don't archive. Therefore, I encourage authors to visit our site every week to get a feel for what we publish and to read our guidelines.Jolie du Pre, Editor-in-chief on 17 June 2011Describe the ideal submission.It's a complete story, and it packs a punch at the end. It's intriguing, and it leaves the reader thinking.Jolie du Pre, Editor-in-chief on 17 June 2011If you publish writing, how much of a piece do you read before making the decision to reject it?We publish short, short fiction. Therefore, I read every story to the end.Jolie du Pre, Editor-in-chief on 18 June 2011What additional evaluations, if any, does a piece go through before it is accepted?As the founder of Leodegraunce, every flash fiction story must meet my eclectic taste and fit the theme for the month. We receive up to 70 stories a month, and I only accept 4 or 5 of them. Then they must pass through the eyes of my associate editor. If he determines that a piece I've chosen is not a complete story, I reject it and replace it with another selection. I'm good at determining if a story has a beginning, middle and end, but it can get tricky with flash fiction. I'm not looking for poetry.Jolie du Pre, Editor-in-chief on 18 June 2011 Cookie Consent: This site uses secure first-party cookies for essential, preference-setting, and statistical purposes. We do not use any marketing, advertising, or third-party cookies. Read our full cookie policy. Accept All Cookies Allow Essential Cookies Only