Thanks. I'll let you know.

Duotrope is really cool but you have to pay to use some features. You can sign up to receive their weekly newletter, which is free, and basically tells you what markets have opened/closed/been added to the list/closed for submissions/new contests come up in the past week. But the real good part about it, which is the part you have to pay to use (only $5 a month if you can spare it though...), is you can look up each individual market and check out their response statistics. You also see a blurb about the magazine, what they're looking for, any limitations, any times when they are closed, any payments they make. Duotrope also has a couple lists, of the Top 25 Hardest to Get Into and Easiest to Get Into Markets, as well as the 25 Fastest Responses and 25 Slowest. I am NOT patient enough to submit to a journal that is going to take 6 months. It just makes me die inside.

I think it's great, they even break it down by poetry and prose markets. At minimum the free newsletter could be helpful to you. It's how I find journals to submit to, otherwise I'd never have heard of Summerset either!

Thanks :) It was a nice surprise. I'll definitely put them up when they're online.