Flora Fiction Literary Magazine

Basic Information
Website: 
https://florafiction.com/literary-magazine/
St. Augustine
Florida
United States
32084
Submission Guidelines: 
https://florafiction.com/submit/
Contact Information
Flora
Ashe
Editor-in-Chief
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Formats: 
Web
E-publication
Print
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
Distributors: 
https://issuu.com/florafiction/docs/issuu_copy_flora_fiction_summer_2020, https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3AFlora+Fiction&s=relevancerank&text=Flora+Fiction&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1
Year Founded: 
2020
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
Greater than 50
Representative Authors: 
Poetry: Abra Heritage, Ashley Wilson, Eduard Schmidt-Zorner, Genna Edwards, Gentry Hale, Ikechukwu Iwuagwu, Jack Dempster, Jagari Mukherjee, Karin Bruckner, Kelli J Gavin, Kieron P. Baird, Leela Doherty, Lorraine Caputo, Lynn White, Melanie Han, Michaelle Gaffney, Nhylar, Paul Edward Costa, Rachel Miller-Shaked, Rae Rozman, Roy Ingamells, S.T. Otlowski, Sal Quickly, Shiela Scott, Sydney Schoone, Tali Cohen Shabtai, Thu Anh Nguyen, Tiffany Lindfield, William Doreski, Yong Takahashi, Fiction: Anindita Sarkar, Christina Cintron, Cole R. Christie, DC Diamondopolous, Inês Lampreia, Jennie Noonkester, Jessica Frelow, Monte-Angel Richardson, Thomas Elson, Zach Murphy,
Issues per Year: 
4
Circulation: 
1,000 to 2,500
Subscription Price: 
Free
Issue Price: 
12.95
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
40-80

Flora Fiction is dedicated to artists of all types: poets, writers, photographers, and illustrations. We're here to provide a platform for emerging creatives to showcase their work. Our literary magazine comes out every quarter. We are diverse, innovative, eclectic, and different. We are a collective. 

Please read the requirements and format correctly. 

Subgenres: 
Commercial Fiction
Cross-genre
Experimental
Feminist
Fiction
Flash Fiction
Graphic/Illustrated
LGBTQ
Literary Fiction
Love
Nature/Environmental
Poetry
Prose Poetry
Speculative Fiction

Assure Press

Basic Information
1034 Hollow Creek Dr.
City: 
Cedar Hill (Dallas-Ft. Worth area)
State: 
Texas
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
75104
Website: 
https://assurepress.org
Submission Guidelines: 
https://assurepress.org/submit
Contact Information
Aerial
Hobson
Acquisitions Editor
Contact E-mail: 
ahobson@assurepress.org
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Book Types: 
Chapbook
Novella
Short story collections
Essay collections
Novel
Memoir
Poetry collections
Formats: 
Paperback
Hardcover
E-book
Audio
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
Yes
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months

Assure Press connects authors and artists with the world through inspirational and enlightening poetry, non-fiction, motivational, and educational literature that is mostly, but not only, in the English language.

  • We seek original ideas.
  • The work does not have to be entirely in English
  • Simultaneous submissions are encouraged. If the work is accepted elsewhere, just add a note through Submittable. Please withdraw your work if it is accepted elsewhere. In the case of poetry, if part of your submission has been accepted by another publication, please notify us at ahobson@assurepress.org. 
Representative Authors: 

Ann Howells, Zoë Luh, Kenneth Pobo, Darius Frasure, Talia Ann Green

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
3-5
Titles per Year: 
1 to 5
Distributors: 
Lightning Source, ingramspark (Print and Electronic)
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Commercial Fiction
Cross-genre
Experimental
Flash Fiction
Literary Fiction
Prose Poetry
Serialized Fiction
Speculative Fiction
Publishing type: 
online and print

Lanternfish Press

Basic Information
399 Market Street, Suite 360
City: 
Philadelphia
State: 
Pennsylvania
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
19106
Website: 
http://lanternfishpress.com
Submission Guidelines: 
https://lanternfishpress.com/submissions
Contact Information
Christine
Neulieb
Editorial Director
Contact E-mail: 
info@lanternfishpress.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Book Types: 
Novella
Essay collections
Novel
Memoir
Formats: 
Paperback
E-book
Audio
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Apr 15 to May 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months

Lanternfish Press, founded in Philadelphia in 2013, publishes literature of the rare and strange: fiction that crosses the boundary between literary and speculative; real or imagined tales of characters at the margins of history; essays rooted in a strong sense of place; a cabinet of curious Victorian reprints. We seek the grotesque, the alien made familiar, the "I don’t know what this is—but I love it."

We are open for submissions twice a year, in the spring and fall. View active calls for submissions at lanternfishpress.submittable.com. View general submissions guidelines at lanternfishpress.com/submissions. Manuscripts sent via email will not be considered. Please note that we do not publish short story collections.

Representative Authors: 

Jayinee Basu, Andrew Katz, Carmen Maria Machado, Vikram Paralkar, Anca Szilagyi

 

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
4
Titles per Year: 
6 to 10
Distributors: 
Ingram and Baker & Taylor via Pathway Book Service
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Commercial Fiction
Cross-genre
Experimental
Literary Fiction
Narrative Nonfiction
Translation

spinningjenny

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
New York
United States
Genres: 
Experimental, Feminist, Journalism/Investigative Reporting, Love, Poetry
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Have workshop experience
To learn more about me, visit: 
http://www.spinning-jenny.com
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online, Meets In Person.
has a maximum group size of 5.
meets for
Encouragement, Accountability partners, Discussion.

meets
Monthly.

Creative Nonfiction

Basic Information
607 College Ave
Website: 
http://www.creativenonfiction.org
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
United States
15232
Submission Guidelines: 
https://www.creativenonfiction.org/submissions
Contact Information
Hattie
Fletcher
Managing Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
E-publication
Print
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months
Charges Reading Fee: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Payment: 
Cash
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
1% to 5%
Representative Authors: 
<p>Cheryl Strayed, Phillip Lopate, John Edgar Wideman, Lauren Slater, Stefan Fatsis, Robin Hemley, Judith Barrington</p>
Issues per Year: 
4
Circulation: 
5,000 to 10,000
Subscription Price: 
$50/8 issues; $32/4 issues
Issue Price: 
$10
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
on average 2-3

Creative Nonfiction draws heavily from unsolicited submissions. Our editors believe that providing a platform for emerging writers and helping them find readers is an essential role of literary magazines, and it’s been our privilege to work with many fine writers early in their careers. A typical issue of CNF contains at least one essay by a previously unpublished writer. We’re open to all types of creative nonfiction, from immersion reportage to personal essay to memoir.

Please do send work that blends style with substance, and reaches beyond the personal to tell us something new about the world. We're drawn to stories that balance a strong narrative (i.e. something happens) with a teaching or reflective element (i.e. the something that happens matters for some reason). Please do include your complete contact information and keep us informed of the status of simultaneous submissions. Please don't send poetry.

Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Experimental
Graphic/Illustrated
Healing/Health
Historical
Journalism/Investigative Reporting
Love
Narrative Nonfiction
Nature/Environmental
Pop Culture
War

Monday Night

Basic Information
Web only - no snail mail
Website: 
http://www.mondaynightlit.com
Oakland
California
United States
n/a
Submission Guidelines: 
http://mondaynightlit.com/submit/
Contact Information
Jessica
Wickens
Editor-in-Chief
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
Web
Reading Period: 
Oct 15 to Dec 15
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: 
2001
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
1% to 5%
Issues per Year: 
2
Subscription Price: 
n/a
Issue Price: 
n/a
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
7 - 15

Monday Night has been bringing quality new literature to the airwaves since 2001. We seek to publish the best new and emerging writers from around the U.S. and are delighted to receive international submissions as well. The majority of our selections are made from unsolicited submissions. 

Two reading periods: May 15 - July 15 and October 15 - December 15. Before sending work, please review the guidelines on our website.  

Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Cross-genre
Experimental
Fiction
Flash Fiction
Literary Fiction
Micro-poetry
Narrative Nonfiction
Poetry
Prose Poetry
Translation

Hexagon Press

Basic Information
City: 
Portland
State: 
Oregon
Country: 
United States
Website: 
http://hexagonpress.com/
Submission Guidelines: 
http://hexagonpress.com/submissions/
Contact Information
Hexagon Press
Contact E-mail: 
hexagonpoetics@gmail.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Book Types: 
Chapbook
Poetry collections
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

“The Library is a sphere whose exact center is any hexagon and whose circumference is unattainable,” states Jorge Luis Borges in his tale of sacred geometry and information science, The Library of Babel. It may be said that we take as our starting point this exact center, focusing arbitrarily yet intently on any hexagon which presents itself to our mundane perceptions, and expanding upon the disorientation extracted therefrom until nothing is left of language but its abstract scaffolding...

Please see website for detailed guidelines.

Representative Authors: 

Brittany Ham, James Bradley, Ronnie Smith, Ric Carfagna

Titles per Year: 
1 to 5
Distributors: 
Adobe Books + Arts Cooperative, City Lights Bookstore, Dog Eared Books, Alley Cat Books, Bound Together Anarchist Collective Bookstore, HexagonPress.com
Subgenres: 
Experimental
Political
Prose Poetry
Religious/Spiritual
Publishing type: 
online and print

Plates: An experimental journal of art and culture

Basic Information
1257 W Lunt Avenue
Apt 326
Website: 
http://platesjournal.com
Chicago
Illinois
United States
60626
Submission Guidelines: 
https://platesjournal.com/contribute
Contact Information
Casey
Carsel
Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
Web
Print
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: 
Cash
Year Founded: 
2019
Issues per Year: 
3
Circulation: 
Less than 1,000
Issue Price: 
$25.00USD
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
1–2

Plates is an internationally minded experimental journal with care for art, design, writing, and community.

Plates welcomes proposals for essays, interviews, reviews, maps, love letters, recipes, literary works, and page-based installations. Work that exists exclusively in the digital realm is also warmly welcomed for online-only publication.

Criticality is compulsory; positivity is welcomed if you feel it; objectivity is (a figment) optional. 

Subgenres: 
Experimental
Fiction
LGBTQ
Literary Fiction
Micro-poetry
Narrative Nonfiction
Nonfiction
Poetry
Political
Pop Culture
Prose Poetry

Emma Komlos-Hrobsky

Hello! I'm Emma, a writer, illustrator, and editor who tells stories at the intersection of the human and the fantastic. My writing has appeared in Tin House, Guernica, Hunger Mountain, Conjunctions, Book Forum, and the Story Collider, and often combines word and image to create narrative through maps, mail art, comics, and forms beyond category. I have particular interest in the ways the ideas of science can provide new means of relating human experience and am at work on a novel about particle physics, family, and the Alps.

An alumni of Wesleyan, I earned my MFA in fiction at the New School. For nine years, I served as an editor at Tin House, most recently as a senior editor for its magazine and associate editor for its books division. I've also taught writing as a professor at the New School and as guest faculty at Fairleigh Dickinson, Colgate, UConn, Writers @ Work, NYU, the Tin House Craft Intensives, and other universities and festivals. I currently serve as associate editor at Poets & Writers magazine.

 

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
New York, NY
United States
New York
Genres: 
Cross-genre, Experimental, Graphic/Illustrated, Literary Fiction, Narrative Nonfiction, Nature/Environmental, Poetry
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Attend(ed) an MFA program, Published in literary journal, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
Feminist, Hungarian American
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
To learn more about me, visit: 
My author page
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online, Meets In Person.
meets for
Accountability partners.

Jamie Asaye FitzGerald

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
Los Angeles, CA
United States
California
Genres: 
Autobiography/Memoir, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Love, Micro-poetry, Nature/Environmental, Poetry, Prose Poetry
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Attend(ed) an MFA program
How I choose to identify myself: 
European American, Japanese American, Mixed Race
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
To learn more about me, visit: 
https://www.jamiefitz.com/

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