Night Picnic

Basic Information
P.O. Box 3819
Website: 
https://www.nightpicnic.net
New York
New York
United States
10163-3819
Submission Guidelines: 
https://nightpicnicpress.submittable.com/submit
Contact Information
Igor
Zaitsev
Editor-in-Chief
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
E-publication
Print
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
Payment: 
Contributor copies only
Distributors: 
Amazon, Amazon Kindle
Year Founded: 
2018
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
Greater than 50
Representative Authors: 
Edward Ahern, Penel Alden, Samuel J. Allen, Douglas Balmain, Tori Bryl, Mads Bohan, A. C. Bohleber, Natalie Kaia Christiansen, Robert Ciesla, Kalynn Michelle Cotten, Kaier Curtin, Alex Dako, RC de Winter, Leslie Dianne, Karen Downs-Barton, E. W. Farnsworth, Fayette Fox, Rich Glinnen, Max Halper, Bryan E. Helton, Laura E. Hoffman, Briley D. Jones, Steve Karamitros, Harry Kidd, Alyona Kondratyeva, Andrew Lafleche, Matthew Lane, Aaron Laughlin, Jamie Leondaris, James M. Lindsay, Susie Little, LindaAnn LoSchiavo, Paul Luikart, Simina Lungu, Davey Maloney, Laura Manuelidis, Eric McLaughlin, Kamran Muthleb, Josiah Olson, Vincent Oppedisano, Jaime Paniagua, Rachel Anne Parsons, Elizabeth Paxson, Kristopher Pendleton, Frank Rivera, Brian Rosten, Evan James Sheldon, Liza Sofia, Alex Stearns, Travis Stephens, Gordon Stumpo, Patrick ten Brink, Simon Tertychniy, Caryl Gobin Ulrich, Jason Wallace, Jack Wildern, Sybil Wilen, Christopher Williams, Mariah Woodland, Robin Vigfusson, Igor V. Zaitsev
Issues per Year: 
3
Circulation: 
1,000 to 2,500
Subscription Price: 
$35 and $45 for libraries
Issue Price: 
print copies $15 and digital versions $5
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
20-24

Night Picnic is a bilingual journal of literature and art which publishes work in both English and Russian. We translate our authors' work into Russian. We accept novels, novellas, plays, short and flash stories, fairytales for adults, poetry, interviews, essays (including popular science essays), letters to the editors, and artwork. 

We encourage authors to submit all that is strange, dark, jubilant, complex, confusing, scary, mystical, and multidimensional. We do NOT publish memoirs, heavy science fiction, political essays, and pornography. We do NOT publish manuscripts with chauvinistic and fascistic tendencies. You must be at least 18 years old to submit.

Subgenres: 
Experimental
Fiction
Flash Fiction
Graphic/Illustrated
Literary Fiction
Love
Micro-poetry
Nonfiction
Poetry
Prose Poetry
Speculative Fiction
Translation

Vestiges

Basic Information
Website: 
http://blacksunlit.com/vestiges/
Brooklyn
New York
United States
Submission Guidelines: 
http://blacksunlit.com/submit/
Contact Information
Jared
Fagen
Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Formats: 
Print
Reading Period: 
Oct 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: 
Contributor copies only
Year Founded: 
2015
Issues per Year: 
1
Issue Price: 
$12.00 (US); $16.50 (International)
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
25-35

Black Sun Lit is the publisher of Vestiges, an irregularly printed journal of prose, poetry, essay, translation, and art that envelops a specific idea or theme unique to each issue.

Themes, submission guidelines, and open reading periods for Vestiges vary: Subscribe to the BSL mailing list or follow @BlackSunLit for announcements and related information.

Subgenres: 
Cross-genre
Experimental
Literary Fiction
Nonfiction
Poetry
Prose Poetry
Translation

digital vestiges

Basic Information
Website: 
http://blacksunlit.com/category/digital-vestiges/
Brooklyn
New York
United States
Submission Guidelines: 
http://blacksunlit.com/submit/
Contact Information
Jared
Fagen
Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Formats: 
Web
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
Payment: 
No payment
Year Founded: 
2014

digital vestiges is an online series of fragments and ephemera. Black Sun Lit's longest running publishing platform, digital vestiges seeks poetry, prose, works in translation, hybrid works, interviews with writers and artists, and/or short works of drama.

Subgenres: 
Cross-genre
Experimental
Feminist
LGBTQ
Literary Fiction
Nonfiction
Poetry
Prose Poetry
Translation

Black Sun Lit

Basic Information
City: 
Brooklyn
State: 
New York
Country: 
United States
Website: 
http://blacksunlit.com
Submission Guidelines: 
http://blacksunlit.com/submit/
Contact Information
Jared
Fagen
Founding Editor
Contact E-mail: 
editors@blacksunlit.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Book Types: 
Novella
Short story collections
Novel
Poetry collections
Formats: 
Paperback
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
No
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months

Black Sun Lit is a print and digital literary press that endeavors to introduce, promote, and support both emerging and experienced writers whose work has little representation—or minimal exposure—in a reading world largely governed by commercial publishing. 

As of May 20, 2016, Black Sun Lit no longer accepts unsolicited book manuscripts.

Titles per Year: 
1 to 5
Distributors: 
Small Press Distribution
Subgenres: 
Cross-genre
Experimental
Feminist
LGBTQ
Literary Fiction
Prose Poetry
Translation
Publishing type: 
online and print

La Piccioletta Barca

Basic Information
Trinity College
Website: 
https://www.picciolettabarca.com/
Cambridge
England
CB2 1TQ
Submission Guidelines: 
https://picciolettabarca.submittable.com/submit
Contact Information
Konstantinos
Doxiadis
Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
Web
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
Payment: 
No payment
Year Founded: 
2018
Distributors: 
Online only.
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
6% to 10%
Issues per Year: 
12
Circulation: 
2,500 to 5,000
Subscription Price: 
0
Issue Price: 
0
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
6-8

La Piccioletta Barca aims to collect and publish high quality art, regardless of the medium. We do not discriminate between new and established authors, and accept anything from classical to experimental art, as long as it is of a high standard.

Please read past issues to familiarise yourself with the style of the journal. As we are open to multiple different forms and genres, we try to retain some unity between the pieces through their style. If you are thinking of composing a piece specifically for us, feel free to get in touch with a pitch first, to make sure that it is something we would consider for publication.

Subgenres: 
Experimental
Fiction
Literary Fiction
Narrative Nonfiction
Poetry
Prose Poetry
Translation

Tiger Moth Review

Basic Information
Website: 
https://www.thetigermothreview.com/
Singapore
Submission Guidelines: 
https://www.thetigermothreview.com/submit
Contact Information
Esther
Vincent
Editor-in-chief & Founder
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Formats: 
Web
E-publication
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: 
2018
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
Greater than 50
Issues per Year: 
2
Subscription Price: 
NA
Issue Price: 
NA
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
Varies

The Tiger Moth Review publishes poetry, prose, art and photography that engage with the themes of nature, culture, the environment and ecology. Send us work that is eco-conscious and critical, work that celebrates the beauty/ bounty of nature, work that is cognisant, curious and contemplative of the relationships between humanity, modernity, cultures and the environments in which we live in or imagine ourselves to inhabit.

Read previous issues to find out the style of work we publish.

Subgenres: 
Fiction
Nature/Environmental
Poetry
Prose Poetry
Translation

Wendy’s Subway

Basic Information
379 Bushwick Avenue
City: 
Brooklyn
State: 
New York
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
11206
Website: 
http://wendyssubway.com/
Submission Guidelines: 
http://wendyssubway.com/submissions/
Contact Information
Corinne
Butta
Managing Editor
Contact E-mail: 
corinne@wendyssubway.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Creative Nonfiction
Book Types: 
Chapbook
Essay collections
Poetry collections
Formats: 
Paperback
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
Yes
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
No
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jul 15 to Sep 1
Reporting Time: 
Less than 3 months

Wendy’s Subway is a nonprofit reading room, writing space, and independent publisher located in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Since 2013, Wendy’s Subway has provided an open and versatile platform for expanding modes of reading, writing, and publishing together. They are seeking innovative, hybrid, and cross-genre work that charts new possibilities and expressions of form, including poetry, artists’ writing, and cross-genre works. 

Representative Authors: 

Miriam Atkin, Rami Karim, Sable Elyse Smith, Mariana Valencia

Titles per Year: 
6 to 10
Distributors: 
Small Press Distribution (SPD)
Publishing type: 
print only
Subgenres: 
Cross-genre
Experimental
Translation

Impossible Task

Basic Information
2207 W Walton St
Website: 
http://www.anothernewcalligraphy.com/impossibletask.html
Chicago
Illinois
United States
60622
Submission Guidelines: 
http://www.anothernewcalligraphy.com/submissions.h...
Contact Information
Bill
Ripley
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
Year Founded: 
2019
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
Greater than 50
Representative Authors: 
emilie kneifel, Irene Han, Frank G. Karioris, Ingrid M. Calderon-Collins, v.f. thompson, Liana Kapelke-Dale, Rachel Tanner, Neha Maqsood, Rick Henry, Paulette Guerin, Robyn Detterline, Steph Castor, Michael Akuchie, Kayla King, Jay Besemer, Tom Snarsky, Kristin Garth, Howie Good, Annabel Mahoney, Tucker Lieberman, Benjamin Niespodziany, Grace Covill-Grennan, Karissa Lang
Issues per Year: 
Another New Calligraphy hopes to produce Impossible Task on a quarterly to bimonthly basis.
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
Varies

Another New Calligraphy's online journal publishes short works connected in its exploration of conflict, a term open to interpretation though ever present in these increasingly challenging times.

As in ANC's other endeavors, Impossible Task is always on the lookout for further opportunities to broaden the inclusivity of its community. Marginalized creators are highly encouraged to consider Another New Calligraphy and Impossible Task as a home for their work.

Another New Calligraphy seeks work exploring the human experience, our internal worlds, and life among others; these complex systems are often clearest in our slightest moments.

Another New Calligraphy has published printed works since 2009. Commonalities include mental health, identity, culture, ecology, and personal reflection. Please familiarize yourself with recent projects for a general sense of these themes and their past expression.

Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Cross-genre
Experimental
Feminist
Fiction
Flash Fiction
Formal
Graphic/Illustrated
Healing/Health
Historical
Journalism/Investigative Reporting
LGBTQ
Micro-poetry
Narrative Nonfiction
Nature/Environmental
Nonfiction
Poetry
Political
Prose Poetry
Speculative Fiction
Translation
War

Museum of Americana

Basic Information
Website: 
https://themuseumofamericana.net/
United States
Submission Guidelines: 
https://themuseumofamericana.net/submissions/
Contact Information
Please see our submissions page
for contact information of each department editor.
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
Web
Audio
Reading Period: 
Dec 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: 
2012
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
6% to 10%
Representative Authors: 
Tony Barnstone, Cornelius Eady, Tabitha Blankenbiller, Alison Stine, Karen Llagas, Ace Boggess, Todd Kaneko, Octavio Quintanilla, Amorak Huey, Grant Clauser, Olga Zilberbourg, Christopher Merkner, Peg Alford Pursell, Jon Tribble, James Tate Hill.
Issues per Year: 
3-4
Circulation: 
1,000 to 2,500
Subscription Price: 
Free
Issue Price: 
Free
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
Varies

The Museum of Americana is an online literary review dedicated to fiction, poetry, nonfiction, photography, music, and artwork that revives or repurposes the old, the dying, the forgotten, or the almost entirely unknown aspects of Americana. It is published purely out of fascination with the big, weird, wildly contradictory collage that is our nation’s cultural history. Issues appear three times a year, in the winter, summer, and fall.

We seek work that engages or repurposes America's complex cultural history—original & unpublished fiction, nonfiction, poetry, book/chapbook reviews, interviews, music, photography, & art. Give us fiction that dramatizes old folk songs or steals their characters. Give us love poetry with language cribbed from The Federalist Papers. Recent features: fiction on the 2008 financial crisis via Bartleby the Scrivener; essay on the family legacy of tomato-growing.

Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Cross-genre
Fiction
Flash Fiction
Humor
LGBTQ
Micro-poetry
Nonfiction
Poetry
Political
Pop Culture
Prose Poetry
Regional
Translation

Idaho Review

Basic Information
Boise State University/The Idaho Review
Department of Theatre, Film, and Creative Writing
MS: 1545
Website: 
https://www.idahoreview.org
Boise
Idaho
United States
83725
Submission Guidelines: 
https://www.idahoreview.org/submit
Contact Information
Mitch
Wieland
Editor
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Formats: 
Print
Reading Period: 
Sep 15 to Mar 15
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months
Charges Reading Fee: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Payment: 
Cash
Distributors: 
Web orders via Boise State University Bookstore and website. Local bookstores.
Year Founded: 
1998
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published: 
Greater than 50
Representative Authors: 
Joy Williams, Rick Moody, Ann Beattie, T.C. Boyle, Joyce Carol Oates, Charles Baxter, Rick Bass, Pam Houston, Richard Bausch, Kali-Fajardo-Anstine, Madison Smart Bell, Edith Pearlman, Melanie Rae Thon, Ed Bok Lee, Padgett Powell, Alyson Hagy, Lee K. Abbott, Jennifer Haigh, Brett Lott, Doris Betts, Ron Carlson, Lee Upton, and Stephen Dixon.
Issues per Year: 
One
Circulation: 
1,000 to 2,500
Subscription Price: 
$30 for three years.
Issue Price: 
$15.00
Number of Debut Authors per Issue: 
At least one.

We are open to a wide range of literary work. No genre fiction please.

Read a copy of our magazine before submitting.

Subgenres: 
Literary Fiction
Narrative Nonfiction
Poetry
Translation

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