Here are some questions that we normally get asked.

frankie needs my brilliance. How do I contribute?
We welcome submissions from new writers, photographers, illustrators and assorted creative folk. You can read our submission guidelines here. But be warned! We get a lot of people wanting to contribute so we aren’t able to write a personal reply or offer feedback.

I’ve sent you a press release/CD/book/thingy – why haven’t I heard anything back?
We seriously get a truckload of good stuff through the post and on email. We promise to have a look, but we’ll only get back to you if we need more info and/or we want to pop it in the mag.

Do you guys offer work experience or internships?
Due to the ‘all over the place’ nature of our offices (we have one each in QLD, NSW and VIC), we are unfortunately unable to run any work experience or internship programs. Sorry to disappoint!

My frankie pile is looking a bit slim. Can I buy back issues?
Some of our back issues are available to buy through our publisher, Morrison Media. Email with your wish list and they’ll let you know what they can do.

I’m overseas and still need my frankie fix. Where can I pick up its sweet pages outside Australia?
frankie is available from selected outlets in Singapore, South Africa, Japan, New Zealand and the USA. Click here for details of your local store. Or for overseas subscriptions, send us an email.

I have a store and I'd like to stock frankie mag/frankie books, what should I do?
Just shoot an email over here to find out more about becoming a stockist.

Help! My subscription has gone astray!
Changed your address? Postie neglected to deliver your mag? Call the lovely Meg in our subscriptions section on 1800 069 918 or send her an email.

I want free stuff! What do I have to do to win a frankie competition?
We get thousands of entries to each competition we run, so winning takes a lot of luck, and possibly patience! Most competitions require the name of the competition in the subject line emailed and your address details in the body of the email, plus any other info we ask for (size, colour, etc).

Can I interview you for my uni assignment or thesis?
Sorry – due to time constraints we’re unable to help out with anything like this. Good luck with your essay, though!

I think I want to work in the magazine industry. What’s your advice?
Start getting published as soon as you can. Volunteer at your local street press, uni paper or community radio station. You don’t need a uni degree for anything in publishing, but it might come in handy one day, so it’s up to you. Good luck!