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A small press based in New Zealand. Along with work by New Zealand poets, Cold Hub Press publishes contemporary international poetry, including bilingual editions with translations by distinguished translators.
Authors & translators should contact the editor by email with a proposal before submitting a manuscript.
IthacaLit's annual Difficult Fruit Poetry Prize awards the winning poet $1,000.00. We publish & promote the best writing we find, chosen from among the many submissions sent our way, by emerging & established writers. We seek to bridge differences by publishing poets whose voices represent the myriad experiences we encounter in this life.
We greatly appreciate poetry that connects with the human condition in all its adversity & diversity. Non-fiction grounded in the larger concept of process in poetry, visual art, or music, or innovative theses about writing and education in lit & art, are the essays we value. We are keen on author & artist interviews. Drop us a line, if you have questions.
Saw Palm is a Florida-themed literary journal produced by the MFA program at the University of South Florida. We publish poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, art, photography, reviews, and interviews. Places to Stand in Florida, a special project of our website, features a Google Earth map of the state with pushpin essays that capture the variety of Florida environments, natural and man-made. We actively seek new writers and artists and make it a point to respond personally (if briefly) to every submission. Please subscribe if you appreciate great Florida literature and art!
Be sure your work is in some way connected with Florida. Electronic submissions only--please use the submission page on our website. Send only previously unpublished work.
CURA: A Literary Magazine of Art and Action is a multi-media magazine based at Fordham University committed to integrating the arts and social justice.
Lalitamba is a contemporary journal of international writings for liberation. From page to page, you’ll find the writings of saints, wanderers, prison inmates, and award-winning novelists. These are the mystics of our time. They challenge us to live and to love without hesitation. Lalitamba was inspired by a pilgrimage through India. In early 2004, we traveled from village to village, seeking to alleviate the suffering of poverty, illness, and plain loss of hope. The name of the journal comes from a devotional song. It means Divine Mother.
Started in 1974, Bombay Gin is the literary journal of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics—co-founded by Allen Ginsberg and Anne Waldman—at Naropa University. Edited by program faculty and students, Bombay Gin publishes innovative poetry, prose, and hybrid texts as well as art, translations and interviews. Emerging from the “Outrider” or left-hand lineage, which operates outside the cultural mainstream, Bombay Gin honors a heritage of powerful scholarship and counter-poetics through the publication of work that challenges the boundaries of language, form, and genre.
We have one call for open submissions a school year. Please check our website, blog or facebook for specifics. We recommend reading our magazine before submitting. We do not respond to submissions sent outside of the reading period.
The Chicago Quarterly Review is a nonprofit, independent literary journal publishing fiction, poetry, essays and translations from writers around the world. We hope to stimulate, entertain, and inspire.
Tupelo Press, which released its first five books in fall 2001, is an independent, literary press devoted to discovering and publishing works of poetry, literary fiction and nonfiction by emerging and established writers. Tupelo Press is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit company.
What we look for is a blend of urgency of language, imagination, distinctiveness, and craft. What we produce and how we produce it — from design to printing to paper quality — honors the writing in books which boast the uniquely sensual look and feel of a Tupelo Press book.
Two themed issues a year--check the website to see current themes.This international journal publishes experimental as well as traditional work in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and hybrid literature, interviews, and graphic literature/art. We especially encourage translations.
We want good writing, free of cliche, that engages in the world, in ideas, in human interactions. We like work that challenges us and stretches our comfort zone.
Please see our submission guidelines for information about our upcoming theme.
Provocative reading. Literary, engaged, independent, forward-leaning. Exceptional fiction. Unexpected essays. Voices to be reckoned with... Our fiction belongs to a broad range of traditions. Our non-fiction explores the different ways we engage our culture and ourselves.
Please use our submission manager at http://outpost19.com/about MS Word docs or PDFs preferred.
