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The LBJ: Avian Life, Literary Arts The LBJ, published semiannually, is dedicated to creative writing and birds. Its title is drawn from the term “little brown job” or “lbj,” used by birders, at once dismissively and affectionately, when struggling to identify a sparrow-like individual in the field. The LBJ, also known as the literary bird journal, celebrates these non-nondescripts and other avians in contemporary literature. The journal publishes creative nonfiction, fiction, poetry, narrative scholarship, literary journalism, and book reviews. |
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction |
Yes | Yes | Aug 15 - Apr 15 | |
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Each issue of The Ledge is perfect-bound with a full-color cover and features a wide and eclectic range of works by poets and writers of all backgrounds and persuasions. We firmly believe that superior work appeals to a wider audience than most literary journals endeavor to reach, and consider The Ledge Poetry & Fiction Magazine a truly democratic publication in that regard. The Ledge also sponsors annual poetry and fiction awards competitions and an annual poetry chapbook competition. |
Poetry, Fiction |
No | Yes | Oct 1 - Mar 31 |
Print |
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Contributor copies only Literary Fiction |
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Levantine Review We welcome articles, reviews, op-eds, poetry, fiction, art, photography, essays and interviews that reflect our mission of broadening perspectives on the Middle East and North Africa in the media and the public eye, and promoting peace through a focus on the arts and culture—on creative and intellectual work that broadens the discourse between “east” and “west.” While, generally speaking, the Levantine Review addresses the Arab/Muslim world both in the MENA and diaspora, we also include the many minority cultures that are part of the region. |
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction |
Yes | Yes | Jan 1 - Dec 31 | |
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LEVELER To assure our readers we are being responsible editors and to increase the transparency of our editorial process as a whole, each poem published by LEVELER will be accompanied by a brief note on our selection entitled levelheaded. Here we will look at what a poem conveys and how. |
Poetry | Yes | Yes | Jan 1 - Dec 31 |
Web |
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No payment |
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Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction |
Yes | Yes | Jan 1 - Dec 31 |
Web |
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No payment |
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Lifelines: A Dartmouth Literary Journal Lifelines is a literary journal sposored by Dartmouth Medical School. Content in the journal includes short stories, essays, plays and interviews. The editorial review staff are comprised of Dartmouth faculty and alum, physicians and medical school students. We are a literary and art journal committed to exploring the intersection of creativity and the experience of medicine, death and art. |
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction |
Yes | No | Jan 1 - Dec 31 |
Print |
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Contributor copies only Healing/Health, Literary Fiction |
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