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The New Absurdist is a space for the creative, the curious, and the unapologetically passionate to engage in educated discourse and promote positive growth in the world. The editors want its name to remind everyone that everyone has... Read more
KUDU is an online biannual literary journal devoted to the creative work of South Africans at any stage of their artistic careers.
Tabula Rasa Review is filled with poetry and prose that show just how much can be done with a blank piece of paper. Its authors have formed dimension, and feeling in black and white text. They’ve created relationships, climaxes, and... Read more
The Quasar Review was founded in 2025 with a purpose: to offer writers an avenue to publish their work and have their voices heard. The Review strives to embody its founding characteristics of empathy, individuality, and perseverance throughout... Read more
Superlative publishes quality, innovative work by emerging short story writers and poets in order to promote new, developing authors and the art of the short story and poetry to readers worldwide. Superlative’s main aim is to nurture... Read more
Red Dirt Forum is an online zine publication that features contemporary voices of the Southern United States. Multicultural voices are encouraged to submit.
THREAD is an experiment in micro-publishing by Chill Subs run entirely on social media. Here's how it works: TAG: @threadlitmag anywhere on the Threads platform where you have posted your micro, poem, or mini-essay. If we " ♡︎ " the work, it is a... Read more
Cofounded by Alex Dezen and Laura Schadler, Nulla is an independent arts journal published online quarterly. They seek the surprising and well-crafted, whether in traditional or experimental styles, that strives for clarity, meaning, and... Read more
The Zodiac Review is a quality magazine for new, emerging and established writers of “literary/genre” fiction, the merger of literary fiction and any genre that cares to join it. You may know this blend of writing as “slipstream,” “... Read more
