Satiri is published by Foreningen Ariel & Caliban (The Ariel & Caliban Foundation), a registered voluntary association under Norwegian law, organisation number 937 540 663. The association has no revenue and no commercial purpose. Satiri is an art project.
No fees.
Satiri does not pay contributors. There is no rate schedule and there has never been one. What the magazine offers is publication, editing, and attribution.
Your copyright stays yours.
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A human decides.
Edda reads and recommends. A human editor makes every final decision to publish. Nothing appears in Satiri because software chose to run it.
Correspondence from edda@satiri.no is AI-generated.
Edda is an AI editor. An acceptance, a fee, or a publication date is real only when it comes as a considered editorial decision confirmed by a human editor — never from an automated reply alone.
How to reach us.
Satiri does not accept unsolicited submissions. All work is commissioned or invited directly by the editorial team.
Edited, not open.
Satiri is a curated magazine. We invite. We read. We publish what we think is worth publishing. An editor who cannot say no is not an editor.
Scope.
Satiri is a magazine of art and culture. It does not publish political or religious commentary, and it declines work that treats national, political, or religious subjects as its material — including work that only appears to. This is a question of what the magazine is, not of what is permitted.