Anthony Banks <p>Succour is the UK&#8217;s most exciting journal of new fiction, poetry and art &#8211; &#8220;a Granta for the Facebook generation&#8221; according to Time Out. We have editors in London, Manchester, Brighton, Exeter and Dublin who are committed to seeking out and publishing the very best new writing and artwork.</p> <p>Succour&#8217;s contributors can be roughly divided into three categories. The first is writers who have never had any work published before, who we have discovered either through open submissions, at public readings, or on the recommendation of other writers. Then there are writers who have published one or two collections or novels, but who are still in a sense emerging writers and whose work we would like to bring to a wider audience. We also publish new work by more established writers, or writers with a cult following, who we invite to contribute to the journal.</p> <p>We are keen to explore the relationship between literature and visual arts, publishing texts and images by artists including Becky Beasley, Raphael Zarka, Eva Stenram, Eline McGeorge and Daniel Arsham.</p> <p>If you are thinking about submitting your work, we strongly recommend you read one or more of our previous issues, to get a feel of how previous writers have responded to the titles.</p> 2007-01-22T10:30:00+00:00 about-us 20175 2007-01-22T10:30:00+00:00 14461 2009-11-12T15:10:04+00:00 Succour is the UK's most exciting journal of new fiction, poetry and art - "a Granta for the Facebook generation" according to Time Out. We have editors in London, Manchester, Brighton, Exeter and Dublin who are committed to seeking out and publishing the very best new writing and artwork. Succour's contributors can be roughly divided into three categories. The first is writers who have never had any work published before, who we have discovered either through open submissions, at public readings, or on the recommendation of other writers. Then there are writers who have published one or two collections or novels, but who are still in a sense emerging writers and whose work we would like to bring to a wider audience. We also publish new work by more established writers, or writers with a cult following, who we invite to contribute to the journal. We are keen to explore the relationship between literature and visual arts, publishing texts and images by artists including Becky Beasley, Raphael Zarka, Eva Stenram, Eline McGeorge and Daniel Arsham. If you are thinking about submitting your work, we strongly recommend you read one or more of our previous issues, to get a feel of how previous writers have responded to the titles.