Subgenres: Feminist

Tusculum Review

The Tusculum Review fosters a vibrant community for both professional and emerging writers. The editors engage a diverse audience with captivating works across four genres that reflect the complexities of contemporary life.

Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Genres Published: 
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Translation
Subgenres: 
BIPOC Voices, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Flash Fiction, Graphic/Illustrated, LGBTQ Voices, Literary Fiction, Narrative Nonfiction, Nature/Environmental, Prose Poetry, Translation, War

Nicole Aragi

Aragi Inc.
143 West 27th Street
#4F
New York, NY 10001

Ugly Duckling Presse

Ugly Duckling Presse is a non-profit publisher of poetry, translation, experimental prose, performance texts, and books by artists. UDP favors emerging, international, and “forgotten” writers, and its books, chapbooks, artist’s books, broadsides... Read more

Reading Period: 
May 1 to Aug 31
Temporarily closed to submissions
Genres Published: 
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Translation
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir, BIPOC Voices, Creative Nonfiction, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Formal Poetry, LGBTQ Voices, Literary Fiction, Lyric Essay, Micro-poetry, Narrative Nonfiction, Prose Poetry, Translation, Visual Poetry

Brooklyn Arts Press

Brooklyn Arts Press (BAP) is a literary press devoted to publishing chapbooks and full-length collections of poetry, novels, lyrical short fiction, and art monographs by emerging artists. They believe they serve their community best by publishing... Read more

Reading Period: 
Jun 1 to Jun 30
Temporarily closed to submissions
Genres Published: 
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Translation
Subgenres: 
Commercial Fiction, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Flash Fiction, Formal Poetry, LGBTQ Voices, Literary Fiction, Narrative Nonfiction, Political, Prose Poetry, Translation, War

So to Speak

So to Speak was founded as a feminist journal in 1993 by an editorial collective of MFA candidates at George Mason University. As the journal has evolved over the years, so has its outlook on feminism. So to Speak believes in an... Read more

Reading Periods: 
Sep 1 to Nov 15
Feb 1 to Mar 15
Genres Published: 
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction
Subgenres: 
BIPOC Voices, Feminist, LGBTQ Voices

Cleveland State University Poetry Center

The CSU Poetry Center is committed to acquiring stylistically distinctive and skillfully crafted collections of poetry, prose, and translation from an aesthetically diverse range of authors, with a particular interest in producing books that... Read more

Reading Period: 
Nov 1 to Dec 15
Temporarily closed to submissions
Genres Published: 
Poetry, Creative Nonfiction, Translation
Subgenres: 
BIPOC Voices, Creative Nonfiction, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Formal Poetry, LGBTQ Voices, Lyric Essay, Nature/Environmental, Prose Poetry, Translation, Visual Poetry

Poemeleon: A Journal of Poetry

Poemeleon: A Journal of Poetry is a sporadically published online literary journal devoted to all kinds of poetry. Its founding principle is change. Each issue focuses on a different kind or aspect of poetry,... Read more

Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Temporarily closed to submissions
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Subgenres: 
BIPOC Voices, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Formal Poetry, Graphic/Illustrated, Healing/Health, Humor, LGBTQ Voices, Micro-poetry, Nonfiction, Poetry, Pop Culture, Prose Poetry, Speculative Poetry, Visual Poetry

LIT Magazine

LIT is an alumni and student–run triannual literary magazine that is published by the New School’s Creative Writing MFA program. LIT wishes to promote innovative writing, art, and translation in the digital literary landscape.... Read more

Reading Periods: 
Apr 15 to Jun 15
Sep 15 to Dec 15
Genres Published: 
Poetry, Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Translation
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Formal Poetry, Humor, LGBTQ Voices, Literary Fiction, Narrative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Translation

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