Literary Magazines

Our primary mission in creating Visions with Voices is to promote the spoken word as a legitimate genre with standards that differentiate excellent work. We are creating here a venue which will give the artist a sense of accomplishment along with a respectable publishing credit.

The Voices Israel Group of Poets in English publishes an annual Anthology of poetry. Anyone, anywhere, is welcome to submit a maximum of 4 poems in English to the Anthology. Poems should not exceed 40 lines. Poems must be in English but may be on any topic and in any style (no translations).We prefer your submission to be by email in a single Word or RTF file— one poem per page, with pages consecutively numbered with a separate cover page (in the same electronic file) that includes contact information and titles of poems.

Vulcan attempts to offer a creative environment for contemporary voices where normalcy and conformity are not requirements. We currently seek amazing art, photography, collage, and graphics submissions that aim to recover originality through treason, revolution, intelligence and community. We focus on the lives of marginalized citizens and communities, with experiences outside the institution of written language.

Wag’s Revue is an online-only literary quarterly of poetry, essays, fiction and interviews with waggish luminaries of our day. Founded in early 2009, Wag's marries the editorial stringency and periodic release of printed publications with the Internet's freedoms, which results in an online-only publication of unusual quality. Contributors are compensated $100 per piece. Submissions are open during the Spring and Fall. Contests are held during Summer and Winter and offer $1600 in prizes apiece.

Washington Square is an innovative, nationally-distributed literary journal publishing fiction, poetry, and visual art by emerging and established writers and artists. Edited and produced biannually by the students of the NYU Graduate Creative Writing Program. Washington Square now also includes transcriptions of New Salon interviews that have taken place at the Lillian Vernon Writers’ House. In addition, a new Portfolio provides space for visual artists and photographers to display their work. The editorial staff has also committed themselves to a renewed focus on translation.

New independent writing.

Weave is a literary organization and print publication located in Pittsburgh, PA. We seek to create a space for a cross-section of writers and artists to meet on the page, on the stage, and in workshop. We celebrate diversity in both the creator and their works and strive to showcase both novice and established writers and artists.

Whiskey Island is a nonprofit literary journal that has been published by Cleveland State University for over thirty years. We welcome poetry and fiction submissions. We look to publish exciting new voices as well as established authors.

We are a nationally-acclaimed non-profit journal publishing the distinctive literature, art, and photography of mountain culture. Featuring established and emerging authors and artists, we weave a diverse mix of narratives with a 12-page color section. We publish work by both established and emerging writers and artists that captivates and illuminates. Writing style isn't as necessary as thoughtfulness or consideration. Art in all forms that reaches and strives for excellence is the only real criteria.

The Wilderness House Literary Review is a publication devoted to excellence in literature and the arts.

The Wisconsin Review publishes both new and established authors of outstanding poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. We publish bi-annually in the spring and fall.