Reader's Digest Customer FAQ

Yes, Reader's Digest encourages submissions of short stories from the public. They often look for personal experiences, anecdotes, or inspiring tales suitable for their readership. Be sure to check their submission guidelines to ensure your story fits their criteria.

We do not have specific information about current opportunities to submit short stories to Reader's Digest. Check their official website for any announcements regarding submissions and guidelines.

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We're sorry to hear you've not received your issue. There could be several reasons for this. It could be delayed due to some postal service interruptions, or there might be an issue with your subscription. However, it's hard for us to review or rectify this without access to your personal account details. Please ensure that your subscription is active and your contact information is up to date. If the problem persists, remember you can use the contact link on this page to reach out to the Reader's Digest customer service who will be better equipped to help solve your problem.