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Encyclopedia Prismatica publishes littérature engagée, continuing the legacy of twentieth century journals like Les Temps Modernes, while expanding the scope and possibility of engagement. Encyclopedia... Read more
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Encyclopedia Prismatica publishes littérature engagée, continuing the legacy of twentieth century journals like Les Temps Modernes, while expanding the scope and possibility of engagement. Encyclopedia... Read more

tarry is an annual literary magazine of original short fiction, poetry, art and other creative works inspired by the people, history, and geography of the Tarrytowns. At the turn of the 19th century, this area inspired Washington Irving... Read more

Gen Society operates as a small press built around a Quarterly Poet Residency, publishing sustained sequences rather than isolated acceptances. The editors seek work that demonstrates command of language... Read more

Progetto Babele founded in 2002 by Marco R. Capelli, is a free, non-periodical publication offering short fiction, poetry, essays, reviews, and literary articles. Thirty-five issues and eighteen volumes of... Read more

Irimi seeks innovative language art, including poetry, vispo, asemia, prose, scores, simultaneities, etc. Correspondence and submissions may be sent to irimimagazine@gmail.com.



The Garlic Press is an online lit mag for extra pungent poetry and prose—by which they mean vivid, mean sticky and raw, mean flavorful, biting, sharp-edged. They are looking for work that stings readers awake and leaves them... Read more

Bipolar Poetry publishes work by writers who have been diagnosed with bipolar affective disorder. The site offers a dedicated space for honest, creative expression, showcasing poetry that explores depressive lows, manic highs, and the... Read more
Brooklyn to Gangnam Magazine is a publication that seeks to pushes the edge and crosses the aisle—between genres, disciplines, and communities. Founded in 2025 by Chunbum Park and Julie Jang, and led by Literary Editor-in-Chief Albert Abdul-Barr... Read more