megkennedy16

I am a student looking to expand beyond the classroom and interact with writers across genres. I have workshop experience and have served in several positions in my campus' publications. Outside of school, I have been published in several literary journals and magazines.

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
Havre de Grace, MD
United States
Maryland
Genres: 
Creative Nonfiction, Feminist, Lyric Essay, Poetry
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Published in literary journal, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
American
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online.
meets for
Critique, Workshop, Writing exercises, Discussion, Tips, Reading.

MarissaC

I'm a young writer interested in nature, mental health, spirituality, love, feminity, and social connection. I wrote my first manuscript as part of my senior keystone project in college, and I'm currently submitting that collection for publication. As I graduate college, I am hoping to continue learning from others and having an accountability group for both encouragement and critique. I have experience in workshop environments, am published in literary journals, and hope to have my collection published soon. My poetry can be described as a combination of Mary Oliver, Shira Erlichman, Amanda Gorman, Ross Gay, Derek Walcott, Monica Ong, and Diana Khoi Nguyen.

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
Boston, MA
United States
Massachusetts
Genres: 
Feminist, Healing/Health, Love, Nature/Environmental, Poetry, Young Adult
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Published in literary journal, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
European American, Hispanic, Mixed-Race, White
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online.
has a maximum group size of 6.
meets for
Critique, Workshop, Encouragement, Accountability partners.

meets
Weekly.

Yellow Arrow Vignette

Basic Information
PO Box 65185
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
21209
Contact Information
Siobhan
McKenna
Managing Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
Online
Reading Period: 
May 1 to May 31
Response Time: 
Less than 3 months
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
No
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Payment: 
No payment
Year Founded: 
2006 (first year of Vignette)
Issues per Year: 
1
Circulation: 
Less than 1,000
Subscription Price: 
$0
Issue Price: 
$0
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
15-20

Accepted submissions include creative nonfiction and poetry by authors who identify as women and must relate to the issue theme, as interpreted by the author. See Submissions Guidelines for more information.

The theme is based on the yearly theme of Yellow Arrow Publishing and represents what we are looking to do during the year. Submissions are anonymously voted on by staff during the reading period.

Laura Durnell

I am a literary fiction writer. My short stories have appeared in Fifth Wednesday Journal, Room, The Antigonish Review, Another Chicago Magazine, and JEF (Journal of Experimental Fiction). My work centers on disability, sexual violence, agency, and feminism. My opinion journalism has appeared in The Huffington Post, Women's Media Center, RANTT Media, and Garnet News.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Location: 
Chicago, IL
United States
Illinois
Genres: 
Feminist, Literary Fiction
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Attend(ed) an MFA program, Published in literary journal, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
Irish American, Italian American
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online, Meets In Person.
has a maximum group size of 12.
meets for
Workshop, Submissions, Encouragement, Inspiration, Accountability partners.

meets
Monthly.

KrystleNicole

Hello Fellow Writers!

I'm an emerging writer/poet searching for a writing group that will hold me accountable for writing more often, provide a critique of my writing, bounce ideas around, and provide support.  I've been writing poetry since my early teenage years. My personal essay was published and part of a collection of personal stories called Blooming Through Adversity curated by Tiffany Manbodh.  I have performed my poetry at various events in South Florida.  My goal is to publish a poetry collection and be published in a literary magazine.

 

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
PEMBROKE PINES, FL
United States
Florida
Genres: 
BIPOC Voices, Creative Nonfiction, Feminist, Fiction, Formal Poetry, Literary Fiction, Poetry, Religious/Spiritual
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
African American, Caribbean American
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online, Meets In Person.
meets for
Critique, Workshop, Submissions, Writing exercises, Encouragement, Inspiration, Accountability partners, Discussion, Tips, Reading.

meets
Monthly.

Cris Hernandez

Hi! I am a Chicana Lesbian Feminist poet.  I have published in Lodestar, and the Peralta Press - over twenty years ago.  I write about identity tinged with history and theory.  I enjoy discussing these issues especially within the current cultural climate in the U.S.  Also started to submit work again.   

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
Long Beach, CA
United States
California
Genres: 
BIPOC Voices, Feminist, LGBTQ Voices, Poetry, Political, Pop Culture
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Published in literary journal, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
Feminist, LGBTQ, Mexican American
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online, Meets In Person.
has a maximum group size of 6.
meets for
Workshop, Discussion, Reading.

meets
Monthly.

arianahhanke

Hello! My name is Arianah. I'm a 23 year old writer and artist currently based out of Eugene, OR. I write fiction mostly. I also write poems, songs, essays, fragments, notes, grocery lists... You never know. Words have always been the beginning and end of everything for me. I studied English and Creative Writing at Princeton University and graduated in 2020. It has all been one hell of a story so far, and to be honest I doubt I could pen a more provocative, entertaining, and painful piece of work. Still, I think it's worth a shot. 

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
Eugene, OR
United States
Oregon
Genres: 
Autobiography/Memoir, Cross-genre, Feminist, Fiction, Literary Fiction, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Short Fiction, Speculative Fiction
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Published in literary journal, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
American
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online, Meets In Person.
meets for
Critique, Workshop, Submissions, Writing exercises, Encouragement, Inspiration, Accountability partners, Discussion, Tips.

meets
Weekly.

Chin Music Press

Basic Information
1501 Pike Place #329
City: 
Seattle
State: 
Washington
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
98101
Contact Information
Bruce
Rutledge
Publisher
Contact E-mail: 
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Translation
Book Types: 
Chapbook
Novella
Short story collections
Essay collections
Novel
Memoir
Poetry collections
Formats: 
Paperback
Hardcover
E-book
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Periods: 
Jun 1 to Aug 15
Feb 15 to Mar 31
Response Time: 
3 to 6 months

Chin Music Press is a curiously bibliophilic indie publisher located deep in the recesses of Seattle's historic Pike Place Market. For 18 years, the focus has been on creating beautiful, engaging, and affordable books on a wide range of quirky and eclectic topics.

Manuscript submissions can be submitted using our online form at https://www.chinmusicpress.com/submissions.  We are accepting all genres at this time. There are no requirements other than the document must be formatted as a PDF or Word doc. Only one submission per reading period allowed. 

We fully believe that representation matters, and we are working on fostering and supporting this as much as possible. 

We especially encourage manuscript submissions from BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ community members.

If interested in submitting to our imprints Mercuria Press and Reverberations Books, please visit their respective websites:

https://www.mercuriapress.com/

https://www.reverberationsbooks.com/

 

Titles per Year: 
6 to 10
Distributors: 
Consortium Ingram
Publishing type: 

The BeZine

Basic Information
United States
Contact Information
Michael
Dickel
Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Translation
Formats: 
Online
Reading Periods: 
Jan 15 to Mar 15
Apr 15 to May 15
Jul 15 to Aug 15
Oct 15 to Nov 15
Response Time: 
Less than 3 months
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Payment: 
No payment
Year Founded: 
2014
Distributors: 
online
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
26% to 50%
Issues per Year: 
4
Circulation: 
Less than 1,000
Subscription Price: 
0
Issue Price: 
0
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
5–10

The BeZine is an online quarterly magazine that publishes poetry, creative non-fiction, photo essays, fiction, and art related to social issues and spirituality (broadly defined). It focuses on the themes of peace, environmental sustainability, and social justice—but through the lens of creative writing and arts.

Please check the submission guidelines so your work matches each issue’s theme. 

Sara Watkins

Author Bio: Sara Watkins is a full-time developmental editor, part-time author, and freelance collector of tiny, fat dragons— no one pays her to collect them, she just enjoys it. She has been published in Pennsylvania's Emerging Writers: An Anthology of Fiction, Pennsylvania's Emerging Writers: An Anthology of Nonfiction, and Blink Ink. Sara Watkins can be reached via www.sarawatkins.net or @saranadebooks.

Person Bio: I'm a 25-year-old disabled woman. Reading and writing helps me to remember that I'm much more than my illnesses; I'm a writer, I'm an editor, I'm a student, and a wife, and a person. Through my work, I hope to bring light to disability and share that some experiences are universal; despite our differences, we are not alone. My literary circle has severely dwindled since the start of the pandemic due due to being immunocompromised, so I'm looking for a group to share the literary experience with! Accountability partners are always appreciated.

 

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
Philadelphia, PA
United States
Pennsylvania
Genres: 
Autobiography/Memoir, Creative Nonfiction, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Healing/Health, Humor, Literary Fiction, Love, Micro-poetry, Narrative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Short Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Speculative Poetry, Young Adult
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Published in literary journal, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
American
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online.

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