Calls for Submissions
Raleigh Review 12.1 (Spring 2022) Submissions Open submitted by Raleigh Review
In addition to being open to general submissions for poetry, Raleigh Review is now open for submissions to the Geri Digiorno Multi-Genre Prize (Judged by Dorianne Laux & Joseph Millar) as…
TOFU INK ARTS PRESS AUTUMN/WINTER ART, POETRY, EKPHRASTIC SUBMISSIONS NOW submitted by Tofu Ink Arts Press
Submission Guidelines: All Autumn/Winter submissions must be made via our Submittable page. We are seeking 1-3 polished poems (or art) of any style of less than 5 pages (12 font…
Black Authors Submit To 'Awake', Issue 4 submitted by Lucky Jefferson
Lucky Jefferson’s digital zine Awake amplifies the experiences and perspectives of Black writers. Theme for Issue 4: Odyssey Despite being the first Black captain of your crew, you’ve been overlooked for promotions your entire career…
Eclipse Lit Open for 2nd Print Issue submitted by Eclipse Lit
Eclipse Lit’s submissions are currently open for our second print issue: Recovery. Submissions are open from October 4th – November 20th. Recovery can mean a lot of things, but for…
Big Bend Lit Mag Open for Winter Edition Themed "Bright Lights" submitted by Big Bend Literary Magazine
Big Bend Literary Magazine seeks poignant, breathtaking submissions written or created by those deeply affected by the nature, beauty, and culture of the Big Bend region. Big Bend has long…
Obsidian's Gender Queer/ Genre Queer Playground Special Issue submitted by Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora
This special issue of Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora, Gender Queer/ Genre Queer Playground, guest edited by Ronaldo V. Wilson, seeks work that moves between the face…
Writers/South Awards 2022 — Poetry submitted by Charlotte Center for Literary Arts, Inc.
Writers/South will award $10,000 in prizes for writing in four categories: poetry, short fiction, nonfiction, and flash. Entries are limited to current and former residents of North Carolina and its…
Wildlife of the Underworld submitted by Plants & Poetry Journal
Wildlife of the Underworld call for poetry, prose, creative nonfiction, mixed media. Wildlife of the Underworld Theme: Art Meets Science Volume 2. Wildlife of the Underworld is a collection of…
Poetry by Young Creatives: BreakBread Magazine Open Call submitted by BreakBread Literacy Project
BreakBread Magazine: A Space for Young Creatives to Take Root and Grow BreakBread Magazine is a magazine for all young creatives under the age of 25. We are always looking…
Ploughshares Open Reading Period submitted by Ploughshares
Ploughshares welcomes unsolicited submissions of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction from June 1 to January 15 each year. The print literary journal (also available in multiple digital formats) is published quarterly:…
NonBinary Review calls for submissions submitted by Zoetic Press
NonBinary Review is currently accepting submissions for the following issues: Issue #26: Person of Interest In French, it’s called “Cadavre Exquis,” but you might know it as “exquisite corpse.” It’s a…
Issue 9: Gibberish (Early Access) submitted by Lucky Jefferson
Hola! Hallo! 你好! Привет! नमस्ते! Did you grow up with a name others found difficult to pronounce? Speak a foreign language? Know a word or a phrase that doesn’t translate…
365 Collection submitted by Lucky Jefferson
Missed the submission deadline for an upcoming print issue? Lucky Jefferson happily accepts unsolicited submissions of poetry year-round into its 365 Collection, an all-digital collection of poetry and other writing forms. Writers looking…
Ruminate Magazine Submission Details submitted by Ruminate Magazine
Ruminate is a contemplative literary arts magazine committed to slowing down, paying attention, and encountering heart-awakening storytelling and art so that we can live more fully awake to ourselves and our…
We Pay Contributors: Driftwood Press Submissions Open submitted by Driftwood Press
John Updike once said, “Creativity is merely a plus name for regular activity. Any activity becomes creative when the doer cares about doing it right, or better.” At Driftwood Press,…