
Subgenres: Creative Nonfiction


Atomic Carnival
Atomic Carnival is an independent publisher of weird fiction, including sci-fi, horror, fantasy, and any and all genres in between.

Carolina Muse Literary & Arts Magazine
Carolina Muse Literary & Arts Magazine is a multimedia arts magazine showcasing primarily young adult creators in the Carolinas. It publishes short stories, scripts, poetry, art and photography, music, and dance in a digital... Read more

Kennings Artistic and Literary Journal
Founded under the name Hill Thoughts in 1941, Hanover College’s literary journal Kennings holds the firm mission to seek out intriguing, moving, and engaging works of poetry, fiction, and art. In recent years Kennings has... Read more

Wyldcraft
We are a grassroots, female-run literary magazine currently in the new moon of our life. We think of ourselves as foragers, going out into the wild to find and elevate emerging literary voices. We are committed to lowering the traditional... Read more

midnight & indigo
midnight & indigo is a literary magazine dedicated to celebrating the voices of Black women writers worldwide.

Decolonial Passage Literary Magazine
Decolonial Passage welcomes writing from all writers engaged in the decolonial project, regardless of the writer’s race, origin, gender, disability, or geographical location. Simultaneously, Decolonial Passage centers African,... Read more

Globe Review
The Globe Review strives to create an accepting and diverse community of writers based on the core values of tolerance and creativity. It aims to empower marginalized and in any way oppressed social and ethnic groups, and to discover... Read more

Literary Mama
Literary Mama celebrates the physical, psychological, intellectual, and spiritual processes of motherhood across race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, age, material resources, or status. The journal publishes six times a year,... Read more

Paper Brigade
Paper Brigade is the print literary journal of Jewish Book Council. Composed of articles, interviews, fiction, poetry, and artwork, it celebrates the breadth and diversity of today’s Jewish books in the U.S. and abroad. The journal seeks... Read more
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