Magazines
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The Cut
A New York Magazine site covering women’s lives in all their complexity.
Aeon
The Orange Rose Literary Magazine
Vivid and colorful prose and poetry. Writing as varied as a sprawling flower garden.
Flash Point SF
An online literary publication for science fiction & fantasy short stories under 1000 words.
Blue Mesa Review
Blue Mesa Review has a rotating editorial board, so each issue is fresh and unique. They are seeking strong voices and lively, compelling narratives with a fine eye for craft. Their spring contest off
Little Fruits Magazine
We harvest bold, honest writing: juicy, bruised, or beautifully bitter.
Midsummer Dream House
Midsummer Dream House is an independent publishing house based in San Diego, California.
Don't Read Books
A monthly literary and arts publication based in Athens, Greece.
Instant Noodles
Award-winning publishers . Rotating Editorial staff
Alaska Quarterly Review
We want work that investigates and divines, that searches out and wants. We’re looking for accidental visitors, harbingers, and spectres.
Tolka Journal
A journal of formally promiscuous non-fiction, publishing essays, memoir, autofiction and the overflow.
Space and Time Magazine
Space and Time Magazine has been putting the best speculative fiction and poetry in ink for over five decades—a must-read for fans of speculative word.
So to Speak
Intersectional feminist mag publishing poetry, fiction, nonfiction & art
The Write Launch
Monthly, online literary magazine. Stories, poetry, novel excerpts, creative nonfiction.
The Dewdrop
The Dewdrop welcomes submissions from all writers.
The Penn Review
Publishes original poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and visual artwork, and feature a blend of emerging and established voices. Ranked as one of the 25 Fastest Fiction & Poetry Markets in Duotrop
Shit Butt Quarterly
Posting Shit. From your Butt. Quarterly.
new words
Contingent
History is for everyone. Every way of doing history is worthwhile. Historians should be paid for their work.
Gulmohur Quarterly