Calls for Submissions
Free subs to Belmont Story Review now open! Payment for publication offered. submitted by Belmont Story Review
Belmont Story Review is a national magazine of literary arts, faith and culture, previously honored by Best American and the recipient of a Tennessee Arts Commission Grant. Established in 2016,…
SISTORIES Literary Magazine Welcomes Submissions submitted by SISTORIES
SISTORIES LITMAG invites submissions of poetry, short fiction, nonfiction, visual art, and photography from Southern rooted Black women, nonbinary femmes, and gender-expansive folks for Issue III of our interactive print…
Poetry and Artwork Wanted submitted by Phantom Kangaroo
Surreal, mystical and occult poems and artwork wanted for Phantom Kangaroo: Issue 26 to be published in print and online on April 13, 2023. Founded in 2010, Phantom Kangaroo is an eerie…
TOFU INK ARTS PRESS 2023 VOLUME 7; OPEN NOW! submitted by Tofu Ink Arts Press
Submission Guidelines: All 2023 submissions must be made via our Submittable page. We are seeking 1-3 polished poems and/or art of any style of less than 5 pages (12 font…
TOFU INK ARTS PRESS 2023 POETRY PRIZE In honor of Visionary Theatre Artist REZA ABDOH OPEN NOW submitted by Tofu Ink Arts Press
“Reza Abdoh (1963-1995) was an Iranian-born American theatre director and playwright known for his groundbreaking, experimental productions. Abdoh died of AIDS in 1995 at the age of 32, having created…
TOFU INK ARTS PRESS POETRY CHAPBOOK PRIZE: 2023-2024 submitted by Tofu Ink Arts Press
We are excited to announce we are running the Tofu Ink Arts Press Chapbook Competition 2023-2024 for an unpublished chapbook of 20 pages of poems. The contest is open to…
Oakwood open for submissions for Great Plains-affiliated writers submitted by Oakwood
Oakwood, South Dakota State University’s literary journal since 1975, seeks new work in all literary genres from writers living in or affiliated with the Northern Great Plains region. Recent contributors…
Black Authors Submit To 'Awake', Issue 5 submitted by Lucky Jefferson
Writing allows us to imagine a world where oppression and trauma don’t exist. And there is a reality where we are not defined by our trauma(s), but through our power—And…
submitted by Humana Obscura
Humana Obscura is now accepting submissions of poetry, prose/short fiction, and art for its next issue! Submissions will remain open until the end of February 2023. WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR…
Now Reading for Pink Panther Magazine, V14, N1 submitted by Pink Panther Magazine
New call for submissions! Now reading for Pink Panther Magazine, V14, N1, due for release 8 March 2023. Women writers, poets, and artists, send us your poetry, prose, and visual…
The Echo Teen Art & Lit Mag: INTERSECTIONS (Vol. XII) submitted by Echo Teen Art & Lit Mag
The Echo Teen Art & Lit Mag is a literary magazine for teenagers aged 13-19. For the upcoming 2022-2023 magazine, we want you, yes you to show us: what does…
Allium, A Journal of Poetry & Prose submitted by Allium, A Journal of Poetry & Prose
Allium, A Journal of Poetry & Prose is looking for authors with an awareness of diverse points of view. We welcome voices from BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and neurodiverse communities that have been…
Superpresent Spring Issue submitted by Superpresent
The theme for the Spring 2023 issue is Speculation and Spectacle. We are are seeking poetry, short stories, essays, experimental art, video, sound art, all forms of visual art as well…
Submitters to Raleigh Review receive Free e-Issue | 2023 & Onward submitted by Raleigh Review
Raleigh Review is a resourceful nonprofit magazine. We accomplish way more with less because Raleigh Review is a true nonprofit. Our focus is purely on promoting provocative works of experience that convey empathy…
Chestnut Review Summer Issue Submissions submitted by Chestnut Review
For complete information, see: https://chestnutreview.com/submissions/ Poetry: Submit up to six poems (three for free submissions). Length and format are open. Poems should be single-spaced. Begin each poem on a new page, and…
Tahoma Literary Review submitted by Tahoma Literary Review
Tahoma Literary Review pays writers! $55 for poetry & flash prose, $135 for longer pieces. Everything we accept comes from the open submission queue. We are reading poetry, fiction, and…
Full Bleed + The Phillips Collection: Pour, Tear, Carve submitted by Full Bleed
Full Bleed invites writers in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., to participate in an exciting new collaboration with The Phillips Collection, America’s first museum of modern art. A journal devoted…
io Literary Journal accepting eBook submissions submitted by iō Literary Journal
Theme: It’s 2023, and we’ve seen a gradual return to “normal life” and all the hardships that accompany it. Some challenges seem familiar to the way they were pre-COVID while…
Consequence's Spring Reading Period Now Open submitted by Consequence Forum
The reading period for Consequence Volume 15.2 is now open. As always, we are after any and all literary work or visual art that deals with the human consequences and realities…
TOFU INK ARTS PRESS ART PRIZE SUBMISSIONS OPEN NOW FOR 2024! submitted by Tofu Ink Arts Press
TOFU INK ARTS PRESS Art Competition Criteria Agreement to Official Rules SUBMIT ONLY ONE PIECE Participation in the Art Competition constitutes entrants full and unconditional agreement to and acceptance of…
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…
Shape Literature and Art in Illinois submitted by Lucky Jefferson
With support from Illinois Humanities, Lucky Jefferson is surveying Black, African, and African-American-identifying writers and artists residing in Chicago’s North Side, West Side, and South Side neighborhoods to better evaluate the needs…
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,…
