Jazberry

Working on prose and poetry from the northern most town in America

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
United States
Genres: 
Commercial Fiction, Feminist, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Formal Poetry, LGBTQ Voices, Micro-poetry, Nature/Environmental, Poetry, Prose Poetry, Short Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Visual Poetry, Young Adult
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Published in literary journal, Published a book, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
White
Languages I write or speak in: 
English, French
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online.
meets
Monthly.

Vega

I'm a later-in-life emerging queer feminist writer of color. I've been blogging for several years, and have recently rediscovered my absolute love of exploring life and the world through words and language.

I'm mainly working in the realm of creative and narrative nonfiction, bordering on but not quite memoir.

I'm excited to join this community!

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
Laurel, MD
United States
Maryland
Genres: 
BIPOC Voices, Creative Nonfiction, Feminist, LGBTQ Voices, Narrative Nonfiction
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
Asian American, BIPOC, Feminist, Indian American, LGBTQ, South Asian
To learn more about me, visit: 
Vega Mala Consulting
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online, Meets In Person.
meets for
Critique, Accountability partners.

GusseF

      

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
Greenville, SC
United States
South Carolina
Genres: 
Autobiography/Memoir, BIPOC Voices, Creative Nonfiction, Feminist, Healing/Health, LGBTQ Voices
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
American, Appalachian
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online.
has a maximum group size of 10.
meets for
Critique.

meets
Weekly.

Alexa Christine

I am a queer, non-binary (they/them) writer living in New Jersey. I've always been interested in writing YA, but I'm also deeply invested in CNF, especially personal essay and memoir, and reading and writing true stories with heart. I'm looking for a group of queer writers to connect with, write with, workshop with, and grow with. 

Pronouns: 
They/They
Location: 
Newark, NJ
United States
New Jersey
Genres: 
Creative Nonfiction, LGBTQ Voices, Young Adult
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
LGBTQ, Mixed Race
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
To learn more about me, visit: 
Alexa Valle
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online, Meets In Person.
has a maximum group size of 7.
meets for
Workshop, Writing exercises, Encouragement.

meets
Bi-weekly.

Tofu Ink Arts Press

Basic Information
217 S Marengo Ave 204
Website: 
https://www.tofuink.com
Pasadena
California
United States
91101
Submission Guidelines: 
https://www.tofuink.com/submit
Contact Information
Brian
Jacobs
Tofu Ink Arts Press
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Formats: 
Web
E-publication
Print
Audio
Video
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
Less than 3 months
Charges Reading Fee: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Year Founded: 
2021
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
11% to 25%
Representative Authors: 
Reza Abdoh, Christie Frields, H. Raven Rose, Tim Miller, John Fleck, Melinda R. Smith, Clifton Snider, Mehmet Sander, Sarah Sophia Yanni, Brian L. Jacobs, Aaron Hoge, Octavio Quintanilla, Chelsie Blair Nunn, Jessica Mehta, Jones Irwin, William Doreski, Asantewaa Boykin, Glen Armstrong, Hirotoshi Ito, Tamzin Whelan, David Talaski Brown, William Taylor Jr, Matt Hollrah, Ali Telmesani, George L. Stein, Charles Becker, Gordon Blitz, Colette Chien, Ashley Parker Owens, Jaclyn Hogan, Frank William Finney, Bryn Gribben, Howard Srkrill, Jennifer Gauthier, Brian Yapko
Issues per Year: 
3
Circulation: 
2,500 to 5,000
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
25

Tofu Ink Arts Press, a not for profit celebratory venture aims at publishing poems and other arts of un-humdrum’d inclusive rhizomatic errant possibilities. We support work of established and emerging poets and artists. We strive for tri-annual issues. We are looking for polished art and poetics that are absorbed in possibilities. We are committed to amplifying voices of the under-represented and marginalized. Art makes you think about thinking... ABSORB POSSIBILITIES!

Subgenres: 
BIPOC Voices
Cross-genre
Experimental
Feminist
Formal Poetry
LGBTQ Voices
Poetry

The Gravity of the Thing

Basic Information
xxx xxx xxxx
Website: 
http://thegravityofthething.com
Portland
Oregon
United States
97236
Submission Guidelines: 
http://thegravityofthething.com/submit/
Contact Information
Thea
Prieto
Editor-in-Chief
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
Web
E-publication
Audio
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
Year Founded: 
2013
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
Greater than 50
Representative Authors: 
<p>Daneen Bergland, Tracy Daugherty, Janice Lee, Karen An-hwei Lee, Kristi Maxwell.</p>
Issues per Year: 
4
Circulation: 
2,500 to 5,000
Subscription Price: 
Starts at $1 a month
Issue Price: 
Free
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
3

The Gravity of the Thing is an independent literary magazine dedicated to the publication of innovative and defamiliarized writing. We publish work that is aware of its literary form, writing that defamiliarizes in craft or content for an enhanced rendering of reality.

Please visit thegravityofthething.com/about before submitting, as your writing should reflect our desired criteria. For more information about defamiliarized writing and our publishing practices, please visit our Baring the Device column at thegravityofthething.com/catalog/baring-the-device.

Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Cross-genre
Experimental
Feminist
Fiction
Flash Fiction
Formal Poetry
Humor
LGBTQ Voices
Literary Fiction
Micro-poetry
Narrative Nonfiction
Nonfiction
Poetry
Prose Poetry
Translation
War

Pocket Samovar

Basic Information
6287 Arapahoe Ave
Website: 
http://www.pocketsamovar.com
Boulder
Colorado
United States
80301
Submission Guidelines: 
https://www.pocketsamovar.com/submissions
Contact Information
Konstantin
Kulakov
Co-Founding Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
Web
Print
Audio
Video
Reading Period: 
Feb 15 to Jun 30
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
Year Founded: 
2019
Distributors: 
Naropa University
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
26% to 50%
Representative Authors: 
A. Molotkov. Hajar Hussaini. Alina Stefanescu. Eugene Ostashevksy. Mark Budman. Julia Nemirovskaya. Steve Nickman. Stanislava Mogileva.
Circulation: 
Less than 1,000

Pocket Samovar is an international literary magazine dedicated to underrepresented post-Soviet writing, art & diaspora. We originated in 2019 as a group of Jack Kerouac School students influenced—but not determined—by our Soviet cultural memory. As a multilingual print and online publication, we aspire to serve as a virtual tearoom, contributing to the dialogue between North American and Eurasian literary community and expanding the possibilities of writing.

Subgenres: 
BIPOC Voices
Experimental
Healing/Health
LGBTQ Voices
Lyric Essay
Poetry
Political
Regional
Translation

Sean Sharkey

I've written my first fiction novel, which I'm currently still in the process of editing. It's called The In-Between. Here's my elevator pitch: Dream machines show users more than their nightly visions as their consciousness is propelled into a parallel reality. 

Pronouns: 
He/Him
Location: 
North Salem, NY
United States
New York
Genres: 
Fiction, LGBTQ Voices, Literary Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction
How I choose to identify myself: 
American, Irish, LGBTQ, Puerto Rican
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
To learn more about me, visit: 
Art Therapy
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online.
meets
Weekly.

Jennifer Perrine

I'm especially interested in participating in writing groups where all or most of the members are writers of color.

Location: 
Portland, OR
United States
Oregon
Genres: 
Autobiography/Memoir, BIPOC Voices, Creative Nonfiction, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Formal Poetry, LGBTQ Voices, Poetry, Political, Speculative Fiction, Visual Poetry
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Attend(ed) a PhD program, Published in literary journal, Published a book, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
Asian American, BIPOC, Chinese American, LGBTQ, Mixed Race
Languages I write or speak in: 
English
To learn more about me, visit: 
www.jenniferperrine.org
I’m looking for a group that:
meets for
Critique, Encouragement.

homecoming poet

I write to share my experiences and connect to others. I am an experimental writer that enjoys any and all forms, including none, and am highly collaborative. I am looking for a community to connect with to improve my writing and refine my manuscript for my first poetry book, Homecoming. I have been published in Sinister Wisdom, a multicultural lesbian lit mag for which I volunteer writing book reviews and editing the website among other things. I am a student of Social Work at Rutgers in my third semester and plan to work with youth.

 

Pronouns: 
She/Her
Location: 
teaneck, NJ
United States
New Jersey
Genres: 
Feminist, LGBTQ Voices, Religious/Spiritual
My publishing/workshop experience: 
Published in literary journal, Have workshop experience
How I choose to identify myself: 
Feminist, Jewish, LGBTQ, White
Languages I write or speak in: 
English, French, Hebrew
I’m looking for a group that:
Meets Online.
meets for
Workshop.

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