Literary Magazines

We’re interested in undergraduate writing with fresh language, complexity, strong character development, emotional resonance, and momentum. We want to read something we haven’t read before. We want your language to linger in us long after we’ve finished the piece.

Switchback publishes fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, interviews, literary reviews and displays visual art.

Symmetry Pebbles places particular focus on experimental, risk-taking, fresh, exciting, bold and brave poetry and art. Particularly interested in discovering new writers as well as publishing the more experienced.

Our main aim is to publish the poets and writers in English all over the world. The critical articles, essays, and poems should exhibit the post-modern trends, without obscurity, artificiality and violation of laws of criticism. Taj Mahal Review does not accept compositions founded on violent self-pity, or feelings of egocentricity. We will accept published, unpublished and also simultaneous creations, but Taj Mahal Review does not publish anonymous writings.

Talking Writing is an online monthly literary magazine that supports writers and those interested in literature by encouraging creative discussion of the writing process. Each issue of Talking Writing features the work of a poet, a fiction or creative nonfiction writer, and a visual artist or photographer. TW includes long reviews and personal essays, pieces that are often hard to place in print. We are committed to a new kind of magazine, one that’s dynamic, talky, inspiring, and not too dusty.

Poetic excellence is our only criterion at Tar River Poetry. For over 30 years we have published new and emerging writers along with National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize winners.

Tea Party aims to expand the venues available for artists and writers from diverse cultures and communities so we may celebrate their truths and share creative expression. We believe this will support and strengthen progressive thought among the public, as well as foster a community centered on compassion and justice. We invite readers to savor the rich content from Tea Party’s pages and to spark meaningful dialogues with your friends, family, and peers. Have a Tea Party!

The journal is called Telephone, like the children’s game in which phrases change as you whisper them from one person to the next. We feature a handful of poems from one foreign poet in each issue, which are then translated roughly ten times by multiple different poets and translators. There are no rules about how each poem should be translated and we are hoping to solicit a variety of interpretations.

We are looking for high quality submissions. Whatever form your work takes, as long as it is quality, we want it.

A theme-based literary and technical journal published quarterly and using editorials, poetry, essays, fiction, articles, reviews, interviews, artwork, videos, and case studies to explore the nexus between our built and natural environments.

We are a magazine of forms! Literature has been confined to poetry and short-stories (or myths) for thousands of years, and novels have been around for less than 400-years. We want narratives that challenge this triumvirate, that while being categorically a poem or short-story, are not restricted by those titles.

Think Journal publishes emerging and established writers whose work exhibits a balance between form and content.