FAQ

Your Guide to Understanding The Lobster

What rights do you acquire upon acceptance of my submission?

Upon acceptance of your submission for publication in The Lobster, we acquire first serial rights, meaning we have the exclusive right to publish your work for the first time in our magazine. After publication, rights revert back to the author, allowing you to republish or distribute your work elsewhere.
Who can publish in The Lobster?

Everyone is welcome to contribute to The Lobster! Whether you're an established artist, a budding writer, an academic researcher, or simply someone with something to say, we encourage individuals from all walks of life to submit their work.
What types of submissions does The Lobster accept?

The Lobster welcomes a diverse range of submissions, including but not limited to opinion pieces, political, fashion or art related submissions. We value creativity and originality, so feel free to express yourself in whichever medium you prefer.
How can I submit my work to The Lobster?

Submitting your work to The Lobster is simple – just send it via email!
Do you offer compensation for published work?

At this time, we are unable to offer monetary compensation for published submissions. However, we believe in supporting and promoting emerging talent, and we provide exposure for contributors through our magazine and online platforms.