Narrative Nonfiction

BlazeVOX

Basic Information

131 Euclid Ave

Website:

http://wp.blazevox.org/portfolio-category/blazevox-journal/

Kenmore

New York

United States

14217

Submission Guidelines:

http://wp.blazevox.org/submission-guidelines/

Contact Information

Geoffrey

Gatza

Publisher

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Online

Digital

Audio

Video

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Response Time:

3 to 6 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Year Founded:

2000

Distributors:

SPD

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

Greater than 50

Representative Authors:

Please see our fifteen years of work: http://www.blazevox.org/index.php/journal

Issues per Year:

Circulation:

Greater than 10,000

Issue Price:

free online

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

15 - 20

“BlazeVOX is a haven for undervalued writers to convene with readers worldwide.”

Please see our online submission policy. Articles of submission depend on many criteria, but overall items submitted must conform to one ethereal trait, your work must not suck. However, all submissions will be reviewed and the author will receive feedback. We are human too. Please send your work.

Subgenres:

Brooklyn Arts Press

Basic Information

154 N 9th Street, #1

City:

Brooklyn

State:

New York

Country:

United States

Zip / Postal Code:

11249

Website:

http://www.brooklynartspress.com

Submission Guidelines:

https://brooklynartspress.com/submit/

Contact Information

Joe

Pan

Publisher

Contact E-mail:

info@brooklynartspress.com

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Translation

Book Types:

Chapbook

Novella

Short story collections

Essay collections

Novel

Memoir

Poetry collections

Formats:

Paperback

E-book

Audio

Publishes Through Contests Only:

Charges Reading Fee:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Reading Period:

Jun 1 to Jun 30

Temporarily closed to submissions

Response Time:

3 to 6 months

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. We believe we serve our community best by publishing great works of varying aesthetics side by side, subverting the notion that writers & artists exist in vacuums, apart from the culture in which they reside and outside the realm & understanding of other camps & aesthetics.

We receive 800 manuscripts a year, many of them of high quality, & publish maybe 1% of those submissions. Competition is steep, so send us your very best work.

Representative Authors:

Anselm Berrigan, Daniel Borzutzky, Anais Duplan, Noah Eli Gordon, Carol Guess, Debora Kuan, Seth Landman, Joe Pan, Lauren Russell, Paige Taggart, Wendy Xu

How many authors debut in each issue?:

4-6

Subgenres:

Beatdom

Basic Information

4 Gowrie Street

Website:

https://www.beatdom.com

Dundee

Scotland

Ky67 9GH

Submission Guidelines:

http://www.beatdom.com/submission-guidelines/

Contact Information

David

Wills

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Online

Digital

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Response Time:

Less than 3 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Payment:

Contributor copies only

Year Founded:

2007

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Issues per Year:

Circulation:

1,000 to 2,500

Subscription Price:

N/A

Issue Price:

$14.99

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

1-3

Founded in 2007, Beatdom is dedicated to the study of the Beat Generation. It publishes one issue annually with a pre-designated topic. All submissions must related this topic to the Beat Generation.

We give preference to essays that strongly relate to the Beat Generation and the specific theme of that year's edition.

Subgenres:

Historical

Narrative Nonfiction

Permafrost

Basic Information

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Department of English

Website:

https://permafrostmag.uaf.edu/

Fairbanks

Alaska

United States

99775-0640

Submission Guidelines:

https://permafrostmag.uaf.edu/submit/

Contact Information

Courtney

Skaggs

Editor in Chief

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Online

Reading Period:

Aug 15 to May 15

Response Time:

3 to 6 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

Contributor copies only

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Representative Authors:

BJ Hollars, Sean Rabin, John Sibley Williams, Erin Coughlin Hollowell, Allen Braden, Clara Changxin Fang, Laure-Anne Bosselaar

Issues per Year:

Circulation:

Less than 1,000

Subscription Price:

$15/1 year; $25/2 years

Issue Price:

$15

Permafrost, the farthest north literary journal for writing and the arts, publishes original work in all genres, including fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and hybrid. We publish two issues annually, one print and one online. Our journal also includes interviews with prominent authors, original artwork, and reviews. Permafrost is affiliated with the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the UAF MFA Program.

Subgenres:

Hub City Press

Basic Information

186 West Main St.

City:

Spartanburg

State:

South Carolina

Country:

United States

Zip / Postal Code:

29306

Website:

https://www.hubcity.org

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.hubcity.org/publishing

Contact Information

Executive Director

Contact E-mail:

anne@hubcity.org

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Publishes Through Contests Only:

Charges Reading Fee:

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Reading Periods:

Mar 1 to Apr 30

Jan 1 to Apr 15

Sep 1 to Dec 30

Response Time:

3 to 6 months

Hub City Press publishes books of literary fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, regional nonfiction, nature, and art. We are looking for well-crafted, high-quality works by new and established authors, with an emphasis on the Southern experience and, particularly, with a strong sense of place.

Hub City is a small press, publishing four to six titles per year. In general, the publication schedule operates at least 12–18 months in advance of release. The editors accept queries in March/April and September/October. It is unlikely that they would publish an author who does not live or have roots in the South.

Representative Authors:

Ray McManus, Marlin Barton, Ron Rash, Lilah Hegnauer, Philip Gerard, John Sealy, Michel Stone, Susan Tekulve, Lee Zacharias

How many authors debut in each issue?:

Subgenres:

Wilderness House Literary Review

Basic Information

145 Foster Street

Website:

http://www.whlreview.com/

Littleton

Massachusetts

United States

01460

Submission Guidelines:

https://iscspress.submittable.com/submit

Contact Information

Steve

Glines

editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Online

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Response Time:

Less than 3 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

11% to 25%

Representative Authors:

John Hanson Mitchell, Denis Emorine, A. D. Winan, Lyn Lifshin, Affa Michael Weaver, Susan Tepper, Dennis Daly

Issues per Year:

Circulation:

2,500 to 5,000

The Wilderness House Literary Review is a publication devoted to excellence in literature and the arts.

Send simple unformatted manuscripts. It's the words that count.

Subgenres:

Other Journal

Basic Information

2501 Elliott Avenue

Website:

http://theotherjournal.com

Seattle

Washington

United States

98121

Submission Guidelines:

https://theotherjournal.com/submissions/

Contact Information

Meghan

Florian

Creative Writing Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Online

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Sep 30

Response Time:

3 to 6 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Issues per Year:

The Other Journal welcomes the submission of critical essays, reviews, creative writing, and visual or performance art that encounter life through the lens of theology and culture; it seeks pieces that consider the interaction of faith with contemporary life, art, politics, sexuality, technology, economics, and social justice. Although it primarily focuses on perspectives within the Christian tradition, it invites dialogue with all who are interested in exploring the ongoing role of faith and spirituality in the world.

Please indicate the genre of your submission in the subject line of your e-mail. Send up to six poems or one piece of prose at a time. Fiction submissions may include short stories or self-contained novel excerpts, and creative nonfiction submissions may include personal essays or memoirs. Since we are an online journal, we take a special interest in short prose submissions, especially pieces less than 2,500 words long.

Subgenres:

34MAG

Basic Information

Website:

https://www.34thparallel.net/

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.34thparallel.net/submit-34thparallel-i…

Contact Information

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Online

Digital

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Response Time:

Less than 3 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

Contributor copies only

Year Founded:

2007

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Issues per Year:

Subscription Price:

$5 monthly, $30 yearly

Issue Price:

$14.50

YOUR STORY MEETS GLOSSY PRINT & DIGITAL

YOUR STORY, short story or long story, freelance journalism, essay, memoir or memo, Netflix screenplay, Zoom transcript, novel excerpt, greatest tweets, Substack post etc. Your story in images or with images, graphic novel, comic, cartoon, emoji, non-fungible token (NFT), all that.

YOUR POETRY, aka your story with style & rhythm, Nobel prize-winning Dylan verse, Spotify lyrics, Instagram meme, Facebook algorithm, that kind of thing.

Subgenres:

Eoagh: A Journal of the Arts

Basic Information

1203 Calibre Woods Dr. NE

Website:

http://eoagh.com

Atlanta

Georgia

United States

30329

Submission Guidelines:

https://eoagh.com/submit/

Contact Information

Trace

Peterson

Founding Editor / Publisher

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Translation

Formats:

Online

Digital

Audio

Video

Reading Period:

Mar 1 to Apr 30

Response Time:

3 to 6 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Payment:

Cash

Year Founded:

2004

Distributors:

Small Press Distribution

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

6% to 10%

Representative Authors:

The following authors have appeared in the journal more than once: Joy Ladin, TC Tolbert, kari edwards, Max Wolf Valerio, Emerson Whitney, Julian Talamentez Brolaski, Akilah Oliver, Norman Fischer, Susan M. Schultz, Alan Sondheim, j/j hastain, Jackson Mac Low, Leslie Scalapino, Charles Olson, Tenney Nathanson, Charles Alexander, Barbara Henning, Andrew Levy, Jesse Seldess, Barbara Cully, Matthew Rotando, Christina Strong, Kevin Killian, Lisa Cooper, Filip Marinovich, Karen Randall, CA Conrad, Vincent Katz, Charles Borkhuis, Ruth Lepson, Thomas Fink, Hillary Lyon, Tony Leuzzi, Wendy Burk, Steve Benson, Stephen Paul Miller, Michael Gottlieb, Kimberly Lyons, Steve McCaffery, Anne Tardos, Nick Piombino, Eric Magrane, Maggie Golston, Shelly Taylor

Issues per Year:

usually about 1

Circulation:

Greater than 10,000

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

Eoagh is dedicated to the idea of reading as a process, the productive chaos of investigative poetic work. It seeks to foreground the writing of experimental women, trans, feminist, BIPOC, anti-racist, LGBT, and queer authors. It seeks work that explores the acts of attention not just in writing but also in being written. Inspired by the assertion that “reading is a gymnast’s act,” it sees reading as an embodied, interdisciplinary response that engages with one’s environment.

There will be one submission period for the journal announced each year. There will also usually be one reading period for book manuscript submissions announced each year.

To submit work to Eoagh, send: essays, articles, or reviews. Any length is acceptable. We do not currently accept unsolicited poetry submissions. To submit articles, criticism, or reviews, send texts of any length.

Terrain.org

Basic Information

P.O. Box 41484

Website:

https://www.terrain.org

Tucson

Arizona

United States

85717

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.terrain.org/submit

Contact Information

Simmons

Buntin

Editor-in-Chief

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Translation

Formats:

Online

Audio

Video

Reading Period:

Dec 15 to Apr 30

Response Time:

3 to 6 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Year Founded:

1997

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

Greater than 50

Representative Authors:

Jane Hirshfield, Scott Russell Sanders, Camille Dungy, Joe Wilkins, Robert Wrigley, Kurt Caswell, Naomi Shihab Nye, Alison Hawthorne Deming, Ana Maria Spagna, Juan Morales, Wendell Berry, Aisha Sabatini Sloan, Amanda Hawkins, Kathryn Miles, Elizabeth Dodd, Lauret Savoy, and Taylor Brorby

Circulation:

Greater than 10,000

Subscription Price:

Free

Issue Price:

Free

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

8 per year

An award-winning, place-based literary and technical journal published on a rolling basis and using editorials, poetry, essays, fiction, articles, reviews, interviews, artwork, videos, and case studies to explore place, climate, and justice.

Please use our online submission system, via Submittable, at https://terrainorg.submittable.com/submit. We also have an annual contest in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry with a prize of $1,000 in each genre. That is open May 1 to Labor Day (U.S.) each year.

Subgenres:

Journalism/Investigative Reporting

LGBTQ Voices

Literary Fiction