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Afterbodies is an international, 501(c)(3) nonprofit literary magazine dedicated to amplifying the voices of young writers under the age of 25. We publish bold, authentic poetry and literary prose, with a mission to empower emerging, marginalized... Read more
Sabre Lake Publishing’s mission is to champion the free expression of ideas by publishing thought-provoking works that engage, entertain, educate, and challenge readers. The ediors are dedicated to supporting emerging writers and diverse voices.... Read more
Half Day Moon Journal welcomes work “that rings like morning on the ear” as Telémakhos says in The Odyssey (trans. R. Fitzgerald). In other words, work from poets who never step into the same Heraclitean river twice.
Founded in 2007, iExile is an independent literary platform based in Los Angeles. It publishes poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, translation, satire, fragments, and selected restored texts from its archive. iExile seeks writing with edge,... Read more
Midwest Noir wants the grit under fingernails and the mud between toes. They believe in the Objective Correlative. Do not tell them you are lonely; show them the single plate on the table. Give them concrete work that is blunt and... Read more
The Gotham Guillotine is New York's sharpest socialist literary magazine. The Gotham Guillotine’s editorial board is committed to publishing the socialist creatives of our time and to telling the literary boregeoizzzie ... 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
The Madrid Review is a new, volunteer-run, bilingual (English/Spanish) literary and arts magazine based in Madrid, Spain. It publishes poetry, fiction, art, and interviews worldwide, with a focus on new, emerging, and established writers... Read more
Pink Ochre Literary Magazine is an online, quarterly magazine focused on works of love—however one might interpret the word. Authors of all backgrounds and skill levels are welcome.
