Category Archives: Latest Updates

We’re Back!

Welcome to our brand new site! Some might say we should be well rested after our hiatus, but we’ve been working harder than ever to bring you an improved website and a new look Transmission!
“So what’s new?” I hear you ask. Well, take a look around our website, and you will see much more information [...]

Sale of the Century!

Our Christmas and New Year celebrations decided not to end this year, and we have been living merrily for all of 2008. This is evidently not the way to run a blog, as updates and such fall by the wayside as another cork pops…
In our madness, we have decided to welcome in the new year [...]

London Calling

It’s been a busy few weeks here at Transmission HQ. First of all we took a day trip to London and visited some excellent bookshops. Not for Christmas shopping mind.
Now, all of our readers in London can purchase Transmission in their home city. You can find us in:
Blackwell, Charing Cross Road WC2
Foyles, Royal Festival [...]

Transmission Opts for the Full Continental

We have decided to go on a literary inter-railing trip this coming summer and, for Transmission #11, we will be looking for short fiction on the theme EUROPE for publication in May 2008.
Europe is steeped in literary greatness, from Kafka to Flaubert, Dante to Mann, Nabokov to Hamsun. We want the magazine to reflect this, [...]

Get your skates on! Issue#10 Submissions Deadline

It’s that time of year again… we roll out a dull thumbnail image tenuously linked to some motivational cliché as a gentle reminder that the submissions deadline for the next issue of Transmission is getting close. So here it is, the deadline for Issue#10 submissions is next Monday 12th November 2007, so if you are [...]

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