Literary Magazines

WomenArts Quarterly Journal is published by Vivace Press at the University of Missouri-St. Louis as an initiative of the Women in the Arts organization. The editors invite submissions of unpublished essays, fiction, poetry, visual art, interviews, and reviews by women  

Wordgathering provides a venue for those whose talent in writing poetry converges with an interest in the growing field of disabilities literature. We seek writing that counters stereotypes of disabilities. In addition to poetry, we publish books reviews, literary essays, fiction and art related to disability.

The Wordsmith Journal Magazine is a monthly online magazine that was birthed in October 2011 and provides a unique and necessary product for discerning readers. TWJM has become a showcase for Christian publishers, big or small, and for authors, whether they are published by large traditional book or small and independent publishers, while bringing inspiring stories directly into the hands of readers.

Each issue of Workers Write! contains stories and poems from a particular workplace.

Write From Wrong is an online literary magazine that welcomes writers new and old, famous and unknown from all possible crevices in the world. We publish ardent poetry, fierce fiction pieces of 2000 words or less, creative nonfiction, cutting edge photography and art, and highlight an author of caliber each issue.

The Write Room publishes quality works of fiction, non-fiction, memoir, and poetry from new and established writers. We are also interested in reviews, interviews, and articles of interest to writers. Although not our main focus, we will publish literary events, competitions, and workshops.  In addition, we maintain a listing of grant opportunities and resources for writers that we deem legitimate and appropriate.

Inaugurated in 2008, Writer’s Ink has thus far published seven volumes, with hundreds of submissions from around the globe by new and experienced authors writing creatively in all styles and genres – from screenplays to memoirs, feminist poetry to steampunk, war stories to haikus – we strive to seek out and promote those works which are distinguished in their quality, originality, and vision.

The Writing Disorder is an online literary journal devoted to literature, art, and culture. The mission of our journal is to showcase new and emerging writers – particularly those in writing programs — as well as established ones. We feature fiction, poetry, nonfiction, interviews, reviews, and artwork. Although we strive to publish original and experimental work, The Writing Disorder remains rooted in the classic art of storytelling. Our poetry editor is Juliana Woodhead. Send poetry to: poetry@thewritingdisorder.com

Xenith was conceived as a showcase for the writing of Generation Y and it has matured with the generation. While many of our early issues are quite humble, they do serve as a record of the growth and coming-of-age of an entire group. Today, Xenith serves as a home base and zeitgeist for some of this generation's most promising talent. We accept most forms and genres of writing: poetry, fiction, flash fiction, plays, creative nonfiction, graphic novels, comics and comic scripts, unsent letters, experimental, sci-fi, literary mainstream, whatever.

We are a blog devoted to New American Poetry by America's New Poets, and this is what we look for: Distinct Voices, Eye Catching Titles, Great Beginnings and Even Greater Endings, Flow and Rhythm, and, above all, Emotional Impact.