The Margins


Type Of Publisher
Online
Year Established
2012
Address
NY, 10001
Mission Statement / Editorial Focus
Founded in 2012, The Margins is a magazine of literature, arts, and ideas, dedicated to inventing the Asian American creative culture of tomorrow. As the editorial arm of the Asian American Writers’ Workshop, it draws upon a commitment to social justice to imagine a vibrant, nuanced, multiracial, and transnational Asian America. The digital magazine currently houses three special projects: Open City, which brings to light stories from Asian immigrant and Muslim communities across NYC; A World Without Cages, which explores the literature of mass incarceration and migrant detention; and the Transpacific Literary Project, which translates and draws together writing from East and Southeast Asia in collaborative and themed port- folios. The Margins is edited by Jyothi Natarajan, Yasmin Adele Majeed, Noel Pangilinan, Kaitlin Rees, Emily Jungmin Yoon, and Ayesha Raees. The publication works in tandem with AAWW’s fellowship programs to nurture emerging Asian American writers.
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions
Yes
Submission Guidelines URL
Reading Period
Year round
Response Time
weeks
Average Unique Visitors Per Month
11,000
How Frequently Is Content Updated?
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