Serialized Fiction

Small Print Magazine

Basic Information

P. O. Box 71956

Website:

https://smallprintmagazine.com/

Richmond

Virginia

United States

23255-1956

Submission Guidelines:

https://smallprintmagazine.com/submission-form/

Contact Information

Steve

Brannon

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

E-publication

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

3 to 6 months

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Year Founded:

2013

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

Greater than 50

Representative Authors:

✍ Mona Awad ∙ Jorie Graham ∙ Nick Lowe ∙ Wallace Stegner ∙ Steven Millhauser ∙ Ron Rash ∙ David Sedaris ∙ William Carlos Williams ∙ E. L. Doctorow ∙ Miriam Toews ∙ Marilynne Robinson ∙ Charles Portis ∙ Bill Bryson ∙ Joan Didion ∙ James Gleick ∙ Rebecca Solnit ∙ Jared Diamond ∙ Kim Addonizio ∙ Barbara Kingsolver ∙ Stephen Jay Gould ∙ William Gibson ∙ Annie Dillard ∙ Carl Sagan ∙ Anne Lamont ∙ Richard Dawkins ∙ Terry Pratchett ∙ T.S. Eliot ∙ e.e. cummings ∙ W.H. Auden ∙ Robert Frost ∙ Lawrence Ferlinghetti ∙ Emily Dickinson ∙ Allen Ginsberg ∙ Kurt Vonnegut ∙ Joseph Mitchell ∙ John O'Hara ∙ Flannery O'Connor ∙ Tom Sharpe ∙ Pete Dexter ∙ Kenneth Rexroth ∙ Dawn Powell ∙ Art Spiegelman ∙ Robert Crumb ∙ Harvey Pekar ∙ Franz Kafka ∙ Anton Chekhov ∙ David Lodge ∙ Katherine Mansfield ∙ Annie Proulx ∙ Hester Kaplan ∙ Nicole Krauss ∙ Katherine Anne Porter ∙ E.B. White ∙ John Cheever ∙ Raymond Carver ∙ Donald Hall ∙ John Updike ∙

Issues per Year:

Varies / Article-based & Annual Issues

Circulation:

2,500 to 5,000

Subscription Price:

N/A

Issue Price:

Website Free, No Paywalls. Ebook edition varies.

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

Varies

Small Print Magazine, a resource and showcase for writers and artists, features contemporary fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry thoughtfully presented alongside beautiful photography and artwork from new and established artists. You’ll also find engaging interviews with authors and other industry professionals, cartoons, craft book reviews, as well as articles on writing, writing tools, writing & publishing news, and more.

Read Small Print Magazine online. Submit only finished material. See our website for guidelines: https://smallprintmagazine.com/submissio...

Exclusive submissions are read first. We make no response-time guarantee for simultaneous submissions.

Subgenres:

Journalism/Investigative Reporting

Essence B. Scott

I am a Black Disabled writer who recently moved to Goldsboro, NC. I am not picky about what I write and am interested in learning how to write new things/forms. Am also interested in revision, critique, and accountability. Also some fun! (because like the saying goes... "all work and no play...") I have participated in NaNoWriMo and NaPoMo. I enjoy writing poetry, fiction, and CNF. I have projects that I wish I could finish (as in publish) and would love a virtual group to write with that may transition to in-person as restrictions around COVID-19 begin to lift in Wayne County.

Pronouns:

She/Her

Location:

Goldsboro, NC

United States

North Carolina

Genres:

Autobiography/Memoir, BIPOC Voices, Creative Nonfiction, Cross-genre, Experimental, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Healing/Health, Literary Fiction, Lyric Essay, Narrative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Political, Serialized Fiction

My publishing/workshop experience:

Published in literary journal

How I choose to identify myself:

African American

Languages I write or speak in:

English

I’m looking for a group that:

Meets Online, Meets In Person.

has a maximum group size of 10.

meets for

Critique, Workshop, Submissions, Writing exercises, Encouragement, Inspiration, Accountability partners, Discussion, Tips, Reading.

meets

Bi-weekly.

My groups: Essayists Essaying, Fiction - Short Stuff

maura

I am looking for a writers group who will provide me with constructive criticism. I am trying to finish my first draft of a book, urban fantasy. My next project is a fictionalized memoir.

Pronouns:

She/Her

Location:

Bethesda, MD

United States

Maryland

Genres:

Commercial Fiction, Fiction, Literary Fiction, Prose Poetry, Serialized Fiction

How I choose to identify myself:

Celtic American

Languages I write or speak in:

English

I’m looking for a group that:

Meets Online.

meets for

Critique.

meets

Weekly.

Esther Cohen 66 West 77

Pronouns:

She/Her

Location:

New York, NY

United States

New York

Genres:

Fiction, Humor, Literary Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Serialized Fiction, Short Fiction

My publishing/workshop experience:

Published in literary journal, Published a book, Have workshop experience

How I choose to identify myself:

Jewish

Languages I write or speak in:

English

To learn more about me, visit:

Overheard

I’m looking for a group that:

Meets Online.

meets for

Workshop, Submissions, Tips.

Esther Cohen 66 West 77's listing in the Poets & Writers Directory

Brief Wilderness

Basic Information

2140 Newport Landing

Website:

http://briefwilderness.com/

Alpharetta

Georgia

United States

30009

Submission Guidelines:

http://briefwilderness.com/submit

Contact Information

Gordon

Purkis

Editor-in-Chief

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

E-publication

Print

Audio

Video

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

Less than 3 months

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

No

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

Contributor copies only

Year Founded:

2016

Issues per Year:

2

Circulation:

Less than 1,000

Issue Price:

10

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

5

We’re a collection of independent writers and visual artists looking to explore the (seemingly empty) space between ourselves and the other, whether it be another person, the natural world or maybe even another plane of existence.

Send high-quality work that you don't mind someone sitting on for awhile. No SPAM. No Simo's.

Subgenres:

The Nonconformist Magazine

Basic Information

Website:

https://nonconformist-mag.com/

Submission Guidelines:

https://nonconformist-mag.com/submissions/

Contact Information

Nina

Sobczak

Managing Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

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

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

26% to 50%

Representative Authors:

Michael Simms, Aileen Cassinetto, Robert Bensen, M. L. Brown, Laurel Blossom, R. F. Georgy, Moazzam Sheikh, Jeff Beamish, Arya F. Jenkins, Jon Horn, Terence John, Michael Davis, Anne Leigh Parrish, Robert Cormack, Devin Jacobsen, W. Jack Savage, Kurt Luchs, Robert Sachs.

Issues per Year:

N/A

The Nonconformist is a literary magazine dedicated to publishing fiction, poetry, experimental fiction and poetry, book reviews, literary criticism, and various culture-related articles. We believe in reconfiguring the world using pens, typewriters, and word processors. At The Nonconformist, we aim to create, encourage, and support a community of both emerging and established writers who will find their long-sought literary home here. We nominate for the Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net.

Subgenres:

LadyWindsor62

I am an unpublished writer working on my first mystery novel. I participate in writing groups in Germany and we regularly critique each other's texts, but as I am writing in English, I am looking for feedback from English native speakers.

Pronouns:

She/Her

Location:

Hamburg

Germany

Genres:

Commercial Fiction, Cross-genre, Literary Fiction, Serialized Fiction

Languages I write or speak in:

English, German

I’m looking for a group that:

Meets Online.

meets for

Critique.

meets

Monthly.

Stuart H Nager

I believe in the fantastical.

It started with comic books (12¢/comic). I was taken to places, ideas, heroics, and even though I didn't know it then, I gained knowledge of sequential storytelling. I engulfed Tom Swift, Jr. and other juvenile adventure and science fiction books. I saw just about every Horror/Science Fiction movie that played at the Earl Theater (around the corner) and Saturday mornings/early afternoons B movies on TV. My mother didn't think there was anything "off" by letting me watch 1963's The Haunting or Hitchcock's Psycho. My distrust of birds came from watching a movie about them. Can't put my finger on the title right now. But, birds...ugh.

I wrote, and I wrote some more over the years. Became the Associate Editor for the DW Clinton newspaper, followed by writing for the school literary and poetry magazines. I wrote the copy for my senior Yearbook in college. A few plays, mini-comics, and other forays beyond what I had to write in school.

Then, adulting happened.

In 2011, I created two blogs: Bornstoryteller and Tale Spinning. The first was filled with essays about education, the good and the not-so-good, and a few other pertinent subjects. The latter is my Creative Fiction blog, flash friction-filled, poetry-laden, serialized tales, and whatever interested me along the way. My range tore through Fantasy, Horror, Science/Speculative Fiction, Humor, Thrillers, and Crime. I dabbled in various styles, having fun with Pulp Fiction, Hard-Boiled Noir, Victorian England, and as many sub-genres of the genres that interested me.

I have been published, online, in three anthologies, two novellas, assorted Flash Fiction and Poetry groups, essays, and had the privilege of creating/hosting a Shared World Blog Challenge. An editor in England has an eco-system/non Dystopian novella in his hands that was requested. The 42 Word Anthology has two of my pieces accepted and awaiting publication. Submissions are out flying around. Finally, I lead workshops in Creative Writing as well as three online writing groups (Critique; Generative; and Poetry).

A tad more than a "little something." My good.

Location:

Yonkers, NY

United States

New York

Genres:

Commercial Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Humor, Poetry, Serialized Fiction, Speculative Fiction

My publishing/workshop experience:

Attend(ed) an MFA program, Published a book, Have workshop experience

Languages I write or speak in:

American Sign Language, English, Yiddish

To learn more about me, visit:

Tale Spinning

I’m looking for a group that:

Meets Online.

has a maximum group size of 14.

meets for

Critique, Workshop, Writing exercises, Encouragement, Accountability partners.

meets

Weekly.

My groups: RevitalWriters, A Very Important Meeting

Assure Press

Basic Information

1034 Hollow Creek Dr.

City:

Cedar Hill (Dallas-Ft. Worth area)

State:

Texas

Country:

United States

Zip / Postal Code:

75104

Website:

https://assurepress.org

Submission Guidelines:

https://assurepress.org/submit

Contact Information

Aerial

Hobson

Acquisitions Editor

Contact E-mail:

ahobson@assurepress.org

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Book Types:

Chapbook

Novella

Short story collections

Essay collections

Novel

Memoir

Poetry collections

Formats:

Paperback

Hardcover

E-book

Audio

Publishes Through Contests Only:

No

Charges Reading Fee:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

3 to 6 months

Assure Press connects authors and artists with the world through inspirational and enlightening poetry, non-fiction, motivational, and educational literature that is mostly, but not only, in the English language.

We seek original ideas.
The work does not have to be entirely in English
Simultaneous submissions are encouraged. If the work is accepted elsewhere, just add a note through Submittable. Please withdraw your work if it is accepted elsewhere. In the case of poetry, if part of your submission has been accepted by another publication, please notify us at ahobson@assurepress.org.

Representative Authors:

Ann Howells, Zoë Luh, Kenneth Pobo, Darius Frasure, Talia Ann Green

How many authors debut in each issue?:

3-5

Titles per Year:

1 to 5

Distributors:

Lightning Source, ingramspark (Print and Electronic)

Publishing type:

Subgenres:

SORTES

Basic Information

735 North 26th Street

Apt 1R

Website:

https://sortes.carrd.co/

Philadelphia

Pennsylvania

United States

19130

Submission Guidelines:

https://sortes.carrd.co/

Contact Information

Jeremy

Tenenbaum

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

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:

2020

Distributors:

SORTES

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

11% to 25%

Representative Authors:

Lee Klein, Rachel Sandell, Royce Drake, Kylie Westerbeck, Betsy Herbert, Sebastian Castillo, Patrick Blagrave, Drew Rhys White

Issues per Year:

4

Circulation:

Less than 1,000

Subscription Price:

0

Issue Price:

0

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

7-9

SORTES publishes whatever makes us shiver, plotz, turn on, and/or freak out. We've published what might be called magical realism, dirty surrealism, fantastical biography, experimental poetry, tender balladeering, elusive allusive elliptical poetry, and sweet old grainy photography.

SORTES considers unsolicited submissions of poetry, prose, illustration, music, videos, and anything else you think may fit our format and feel—and very often material that doesn't. Feel free to poke at us: we’d love to find a way to publish dance, sculpture, puzzles, and other unliterary modalities.

Subgenres: