I'm a writer interested in submitting to the New Orleans Review. I write both poetry and fiction. Can you tell me the maximum length for fiction and poetry submissions, the honorarium for each, and whether previously published work is accepted? Also, I identify as an LGBTQIA2+ writer; is there a specific period when I can submit for free, and what should I know about the 'Songs of the Sunbirds Column'?
Navigate to 'neworleansreview.org'. Click on the 'Submit' link. Locate the submission guidelines for 'Fiction (web features)' and extract the maximum word count, honorarium, and policy on previously published work. Locate the submission guidelines for 'Poetry (web features)' and extract the maximum page count, honorarium, and policy on previously published work. Identify the specific month(s) when LGBTQIA2+ writers can submit for free. Find information about the 'Songs of the Sunbirds Column', including its target audience and any specific submission details (e.g., fee, cap). Synthesize all gathered information into a clear answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the submission guidelines page. State that fiction submissions are accepted up to 5,000 words, with an honorarium of $300, and no previously published work is accepted. State that poetry submissions are accepted up to five pages, with an honorarium of $100, and no previously published work is accepted. State that LGBTQIA2+ writers can submit for free in June, with a special interest in trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming voices. Describe the 'Songs of the Sunbirds Column' as being for Palestinian writers and artists (and diaspora) around the world, with no submission fee but a submission cap.