Cross-genre

Wrath-Bearing Tree

Basic Information

Website:

https://www.wrath-bearingtree.com/

United States

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.wrath-bearingtree.com/submit/

Contact Information

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

Less than 3 months

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Year Founded:

2014

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

26% to 50%

Representative Authors:

David Abrams, Daniel Ford, Ben Fountain, Jerri Bell, Roy Scranton, Peter Molin, Amy Waldman

Issues per Year:

12

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

1-3

Established by combat veterans and maintained by a diverse board of veterans, military spouses, and writers compelled by themes of social justice and human resilience, the Wrath-Bearing Tree publishes essays, reviews, fiction, and poetry on military, economic, and social violence written by those who have experienced military, economic, and social violence or their consequences.

We seek to expand the conversation around violence, conflict, and war. We especially like work that is thoughtful and balanced when it comes to questions of diversity.

Subgenres:

Journalism/Investigative Reporting

Cassie Mannes Murray

Howland Literary, LLC

115 West 29th Street

Third Floor

New York, NY 10001

Legacy Book Press

Basic Information

City:

Davenport

State:

Iowa

Country:

United States

Zip / Postal Code:

52806

Website:

https://legacybookpress.com/

Submission Guidelines:

https://legacybookpress.com/submission-guidelines/

Contact Information

Jodie

Toohey

Contact E-mail:

jodie@wordsywoman.com

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Book Types:

Novella

Short story collections

Essay collections

Novel

Memoir

Poetry collections

Formats:

Paperback

E-book

Publishes Through Contests Only:

No

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

Less than 3 months

We are seeking to publish legacy stories, widely defined. It must be book-length but can take the form of poetry, non-fiction, fiction, or any combination thereof.

Follow the submission guidelines exactly.

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Publishing type:

Vestiges

Basic Information

Website:

http://blacksunlit.com/vestiges/

Brooklyn

New York

United States

Submission Guidelines:

http://blacksunlit.com/submit/

Contact Information

Jared

Fagen

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Formats:

Print

Reading Period:

Oct 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

Less than 3 months

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

Contributor copies only

Year Founded:

2015

Issues per Year:

1

Issue Price:

$12.00 (US); $16.50 (International)

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

25-35

Black Sun Lit is the publisher of Vestiges, an irregularly printed journal of prose, poetry, essay, translation, and art that envelops a specific idea or theme unique to each issue.

Themes, submission guidelines, and open reading periods for Vestiges vary: Subscribe to the BSL mailing list or follow @BlackSunLit for announcements and related information.

Subgenres:

digital vestiges

Basic Information

Website:

http://blacksunlit.com/category/digital-vestiges/

Brooklyn

New York

United States

Submission Guidelines:

http://blacksunlit.com/submit/

Contact Information

Jared

Fagen

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Formats:

Web

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

3 to 6 months

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Year Founded:

2014

digital vestiges is an online series of fragments and ephemera. Black Sun Lit's longest running publishing platform, digital vestiges seeks poetry, prose, works in translation, hybrid works, interviews with writers and artists, and/or short works of drama.

Subgenres:

Black Sun Lit

Basic Information

City:

Brooklyn

State:

New York

Country:

United States

Website:

http://blacksunlit.com

Submission Guidelines:

http://blacksunlit.com/submit/

Contact Information

Jared

Fagen

Founding Editor

Contact E-mail:

editors@blacksunlit.com

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Book Types:

Novella

Short story collections

Novel

Poetry collections

Formats:

Paperback

Publishes Through Contests Only:

No

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

3 to 6 months

Black Sun Lit is a print and digital literary press that endeavors to introduce, promote, and support both emerging and experienced writers whose work has little representation—or minimal exposure—in a reading world largely governed by commercial publishing.

As of May 20, 2016, Black Sun Lit no longer accepts unsolicited book manuscripts.

Titles per Year:

1 to 5

Distributors:

Small Press Distribution

Subgenres:

Publishing type:

KYSO Flash

Basic Information

PO Box 28386

City:

Bellingham

State:

Washington

Country:

United States

Zip / Postal Code:

98228

Website:

http://www.kysoflash.com

Submission Guidelines:

http://www.kysoflash.com/Books.aspx

Contact Information

Clare

MacQueen

Publisher

Contact E-mail:

KYSOWebmaster@gmail.com

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Book Types:

Chapbook

Short story collections

Poetry collections

Formats:

Paperback

Publishes Through Contests Only:

No

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

Less than 3 months

KYSO, pronounced “kye sew,” is an acronym for Knock Your Socks Off, which refers to just the kind of electrified words and images we like to publish and showcase.

Representative Authors:

Nin Andrews, Devon Balwit, Roberta Beary, Roy Beckemeyer, Heidi Czerwiec, Kika Dorsey, Claire Everett, Linda Nemec Foster, Tim Hawkins, Elizabeth Kerlikowske, Kathryn Kulpa, W. F. Lantry, Bob Lucky, Lorette C. Luzajic, Kathleen McGookey, John Olson, Stella Pierides, Meg Pokrass, Alexis Rhone Fancher, Gary S. Rosin, Alexis Rotella, Kathryn J. Stevens, Charles D. Tarlton, Harriot West, and Leslie What (25 of the 375+ writers and artists whose works we've published)

How many authors debut in each issue?:

~60

Titles per Year:

1 to 5

Distributors:

Amazon (Ingram Spark) for the chapbooks and collections by individual authors, and KYSO Flash for the anthologies

Subgenres:

Publishing type:

Pine Hills Review

Basic Information

English Department

The College of St Rose

Website:

http://pinehillsreview.com

Albany

New York

United States

12203

Submission Guidelines:

https://pinehillsreview.com/submit/

Contact Information

Daniel

Nester

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

Reading Period:

Sep 1 to Apr 1

Reporting Time:

Less than 3 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Yes

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Year Founded:

2014

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Representative Authors:

Jaime Fountaine, Quraysh Ali Lansana, Michael Robins, Nicole Steinberg, Sarah Browning, Brian Clements, Brynne Rebele-Henry, Tracey Knapp

Issues per Year:

30 features of one writer's work

Circulation:

Less than 1,000

Subscription Price:

Free

Issue Price:

Free

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

5-7 per year

Pine Hills Review publishes artful, honest, and compelling work of new and established writers, from fiction, nonfiction, and poetry to visual art, interviews, and experimental, cross-genre work.

Send your best work, of course. More specifically, send work that are the outcasts in your own work, that other places won't publish.

Subgenres:

Inkwell Journal

Basic Information

2900 Purchase St.

Website:

https://www.inkwelljournal.net/

Purchase

New York

United States

10577

Submission Guidelines:

https://inkwelljournal.submittable.com/submit

Contact Information

Lori

Soderlind

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Print

Reading Period:

Jun 1 to Nov 15

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Distributors:

Itasca, Ingram

Year Founded:

1995

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

Greater than 50

Representative Authors:

Recent issues have included prose, poetry, and cross-genre work from Anne Kat Alexander, Jeanne Althouse, Glen Armstrong, Daniel Borzutzky, Jordan Brown, Meghan Daum, Janet DeSaulnier, Jeffrey DeVries, Elizabeth Eslami, Alan Felsenthal, Rich Furman, Breia Gore, Tzivia Gover, Madeline Grigg, Alex Vartan Gubbins, Pingmei Lan, Alex Lindquist, Alonso Llerena, Kayleigh Marinelli, Dan Masterson, Michael N. McGregor, Christopher Overfelt, Hannah Pelletier, Alex Pickens, Kevin Pilkington, Kenneth Pobo, Bridget Potter, Jeffrey Rotter, Aria Beth Sloss, Hannah Tennant-Moore, Melissa Tuckey, Bridget Williquette, Emily Woodworth. Translations by Åke Edwardson / Laurie Thompson, Hideo Oguma/Marissa Skeels.

Issues per Year:

1

Circulation:

Less than 1,000

Subscription Price:

$10

Issue Price:

$10

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

n/a

Inkwell, a literary journal published through the MFA program at Manhattanville College, seeks submissions in English of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction/memoir, graphic novel/memoir excerpts, visual art, and genre-blurring work, as well as translations. We are interested in both established and new voices, including voices that have been historically under-represented. Submissions are accepted between June 1 and November 15. Publication is in the spring.

Send us your best work! We emerged from a creative writing program that found its community in artists from all disciplines, from literary fiction, poetry and creative nonfiction to dramatic arts to graphic storytelling. If it works on the page, we may just publish it.

Subgenres:

Wendy’s Subway

Basic Information

379 Bushwick Avenue

City:

Brooklyn

State:

New York

Country:

United States

Zip / Postal Code:

11206

Website:

http://wendyssubway.com/

Submission Guidelines:

http://wendyssubway.com/submissions/

Contact Information

Corinne

Butta

Managing Editor

Contact E-mail:

corinne@wendyssubway.com

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Creative Nonfiction

Book Types:

Chapbook

Essay collections

Poetry collections

Formats:

Paperback

Publishes Through Contests Only:

No

Charges Reading Fee:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Reading Period:

Jul 15 to Sep 1

Reporting Time:

Less than 3 months

Wendy’s Subway is a nonprofit reading room, writing space, and independent publisher located in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Since 2013, Wendy’s Subway has provided an open and versatile platform for expanding modes of reading, writing, and publishing together. They are seeking innovative, hybrid, and cross-genre work that charts new possibilities and expressions of form, including poetry, artists’ writing, and cross-genre works.

Representative Authors:

Miriam Atkin, Rami Karim, Sable Elyse Smith, Mariana Valencia

Titles per Year:

6 to 10

Distributors:

Small Press Distribution (SPD)

Publishing type:

Subgenres: