War | Poets & Writers

Anne Lederberg

I'm feeling for routes through a sprawling landscape of documentary fiction and other disciplines such as memoir, history, three-dimensional objects on exhibit, and performance. The broad topics might include diaspora, genocide, mothers and daughters, secrets and lies, and monuments, memories, and memorials.

Pronouns:

She/Her

Location:

Sunnyside, NY

United States

New York

Genres:

Autobiography/Memoir, BIPOC Voices, Creative Nonfiction, Cross-genre, Experimental, Feminist, Graphic/Illustrated, Historical, Journalism/Investigative Reporting, LGBTQ Voices, Literary Fiction, Lyric Essay, Narrative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Political, Prose Poetry, War, Young Adult

Languages I write or speak in:

English

I’m looking for a group that:

Meets Online.

has a maximum group size of 5.

meets for

Writing exercises, Encouragement, Accountability partners.

meets

Weekly.

After Dinner Conversation: Philosophy | Ethics Short Story Magazine

Basic Information

2516 S. Jentilly Lane

Website:

https://www.afterdinnerconversation.com/

Tempe

Arizona

United States

85282

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.afterdinnerconversation.com/submission…

Contact Information

Kolby

Granville

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

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:

Cash

Year Founded:

2019

Distributors:

Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Apple Books, Google Books, Readly, Magzter, Zinio, Flipster, Hoopla, Philosophy Documentation Center

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

6% to 10%

Representative Authors:

David Shultz, Michael Rook, Shikhandin, Ana Carolina Pereira, Dean Gessie, Tyler W. Kurt, André Lopes, Frances Howard-Snyder.

Issues per Year:

12

Circulation:

1,000 to 2,500

Subscription Price:

19.95

Issue Price:

2.95

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

6

After Dinner Conversation publishes short stories (1,500-8,000 words), of any genre, that ask interesting ethical and/or philosphical questions in a narrative format. Basically, we are looking for The Trolley Problem written as a piece of compelling short story fiction.

It is strongly suggested you read our submission guidelines first. Our guidelines contain information that keep your submission from being being automatically deleted. Even though we accept any genre, there is a very specific niche we are looking for.

Subgenres:

Sky Island Journal

Basic Information

Website:

https://www.skyislandjournal.com/

New Mexico

United States

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.skyislandjournal.com/submissions/

Contact Information

Jason

Splichal

Co-Founder and Co-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:

Yes

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Year Founded:

2017

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Representative Authors:

B.J. Hollars, Meg Pokrass, Noriko Nakada, Richard Martin, Rob Carney, Jeannie Roberts, Mary Rogers-Grantham, Linda H.Y. Hegland, Shane Griffin, Oz Hardwick, Tara Kun, Craig Barker, Britany Jean Golden, Laura Passin, Nicholas Claro, Bria Fey Servoss, Lauren Villa

Issues per Year:

4

Subscription Price:

Free

Issue Price:

Free

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

15-30

Sky Island Journal is an independent, international, free-access literary journal; we are dedicated to discovering and publishing the finest original poetry, flash fiction, and creative nonfiction. We publish accomplished, well-established authors—side by side—with fresh, emerging voices. We provide our readers with a powerful, focused, advertising-free literary experience that transports them: one that challenges them intellectually and moves them emotionally.

We want to be the first publication to give your writing a clean, powerful, international platform with a diverse readership. What are we looking for? We don’t want to limit our readers; therefore, we don’t want to limit you. We know quality work when we experience it. We don’t mean to be coy, but you need to know that we’re not interested in making your art conform to some preconceived aesthetic. We’re neither presumptuous enough, nor pretentious enough, to proclaim what "won’t fit" before we even try it on. Send us your best. We have over 80,000 readers in 145 countries, and they are hungry for the best new writing.

Subgenres:

Collateral

Basic Information

Website:

http://www.collateraljournal.com

Tacoma

Washington

United States

Submission Guidelines:

http://collateraljournal.com/submit

Contact Information

Abby

Murray

Editor in Chief

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

Payment:

No payment

Year Founded:

2016

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Representative Authors:

Marilyn Nelson, Devon Moore, Jehanne Dubrow, Jennifer Conlon, Robert Gibb

Issues per Year:

2

Subscription Price:

Free

Issue Price:

Free

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

6-8

Collateral is an online literary journal run by people who are directly and indirectly impacted by violent conflict and military service. We showcase high-quality poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and art that explores those spaces beyond the combat zone, where the “collateral” effects reverberate.

We want poetry, CNF, fiction and visual art that pushes the boundaries of exploring the impact of war from a range of perspectives. Our mission is to publish work that puts a spotlight on all those spaces beyond the combat zone.

Subgenres:

Creative Nonfiction

Basic Information

607 College Ave

Website:

http://www.creativenonfiction.org

Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania

United States

15232

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.creativenonfiction.org/submissions

Contact Information

Hattie

Fletcher

Managing Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

E-publication

Print

Reading Period:

Jan 1 to Dec 31

Reporting Time:

3 to 6 months

Charges Reading Fee:

Yes

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

Cash

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Representative Authors:

Cheryl Strayed, Phillip Lopate, John Edgar Wideman, Lauren Slater, Stefan Fatsis, Robin Hemley, Judith Barrington

Issues per Year:

4

Circulation:

5,000 to 10,000

Subscription Price:

$50/8 issues; $32/4 issues

Issue Price:

$10

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

on average 2-3

Creative Nonfiction draws heavily from unsolicited submissions. Our editors believe that providing a platform for emerging writers and helping them find readers is an essential role of literary magazines, and it’s been our privilege to work with many fine writers early in their careers. A typical issue of CNF contains at least one essay by a previously unpublished writer. We’re open to all types of creative nonfiction, from immersion reportage to personal essay to memoir.

Please do send work that blends style with substance, and reaches beyond the personal to tell us something new about the world. We're drawn to stories that balance a strong narrative (i.e. something happens) with a teaching or reflective element (i.e. the something that happens matters for some reason). Please do include your complete contact information and keep us informed of the status of simultaneous submissions. Please don't send poetry.

Subgenres:

Journalism/Investigative Reporting

Lowestoft Chronicle

Basic Information

www.lowestoftchronicle.com

Website:

http://www.lowestoftchronicle.com

Cambridge

Massachusetts

United States

02140 - 1401

Submission Guidelines:

http://lowestoftchronicle.com/submissions/

Contact Information

Nicholas

Litchfield

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

Print

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:

2009

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

Greater than 50

Representative Authors:

Vanessa Blakeslee, Linda Boroff, Suzanne Brøgger, Scott Dominic Carpenter, Tim Conley, Mickey J. Corrigan, Christopher Cosmos, Jennine Capó Crucet, Rob Dinsmoor, Mary Donaldson-Evans, William Doreski, Joan Frank, James Gallant, Ivy Goodman, Marc Harshman, David Havird, Charles Holdefer, Dietrich Kalteis, Michael C. Keith, Barth Landor, Robert Mangeot, Matt Mason, Matthew P. Mayo, Robert Garner McBrearty, Valerie Nieman, Dorene O'Brien, Jay Parini, Nicholas Rombes, James Sale, Knud Sønderby, Allister Timms, and Robert Wexelblatt.

Issues per Year:

4

Circulation:

2,500 to 5,000

Founded in 2009, Lowestoft Chronicle is an online literary magazine, published quarterly, accepting flash fiction, short stories, poetry, interviews, and creative non-fiction. Preference is given to humorous submissions with an emphasis on travel. An anthology of the best work is published annually.

Read our submission guidelines for details. Email submissions only. Does not accept previously published work.

Subgenres:

The Gravity of the Thing

Basic Information

xxx xxx xxxx

Website:

http://thegravityofthething.com

Portland

Oregon

United States

97236

Submission Guidelines:

http://thegravityofthething.com/submit/

Contact Information

Thea

Prieto

Editor-in-Chief

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

E-publication

Audio

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:

2013

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Representative Authors:

Daneen Bergland, Tracy Daugherty, Janice Lee, Karen An-hwei Lee, Kristi Maxwell.

Issues per Year:

4

Circulation:

1,000 to 2,500

Subscription Price:

Starts at $1 a month

Issue Price:

Free

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

4

The Gravity of the Thing is an independent literary magazine dedicated to the publication of innovative and defamiliarized writing. We publish work that is aware of its literary form, writing that defamiliarizes in craft or content for an enhanced rendering of reality.

Please visit thegravityofthething.com/about before submitting, as your writing should reflect our desired criteria. For more information about defamiliarized writing and our publishing practices, please visit our Baring the Device column at thegravityofthething.com/catalog/baring-the-device.

Subgenres:

Santa Fe Literary Review (SFLR)

Basic Information

SFLR, 6401 Richards Avenue

Department of English

Website:

https://www.sfcc.edu/santa-fe-literary-review/

Santa Fe

New Mexico

United States

87508

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.sfcc.edu/call-for-submissions/

Contact Information

Kate

McCahill

SFLR Managing Editor and Faculty Advisor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

E-publication

Print

Reading Period:

Jun 1 to Nov 1

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:

2004

Distributors:

Santa Fe Community College

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Representative Authors:

Tommy Orange, Layli Long Soldier, Manny Loley, Miriam Sagan, Tony Luebberman, Richard Hartshorn, Kate Braverman, David Wagoner, John Brandi, Joan Logghe, Caitlin Downey, Margaret Randall, Emily Brisse, Robin MacArthur

Issues per Year:

1

Circulation:

2,500 to 5,000

Subscription Price:

By donation only

Issue Price:

By donation only

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

50 percent

An in-print and online literary journal, SFLR features work by local, national, and international writers and artists. Each issue of SFLR has a suggested theme; the 2020-2021 SFLR theme is "Tapestry: Diversity, Culture, and Common Ground." SFLR is committed to promoting a diverse range of writers and artists from New Mexico and beyond.

The Santa Fe Literary Review invites emailed and mailed submissions of dramatic writing/screenplay excerpts, creative nonfiction, fiction, and poetry. This year’s theme is “Tapestry: Diversity, Culture, and Common Ground.” Submit typed, double-spaced submissions of 2000 words or less + SASE. Email to sflrfiction@gmail.com, sflrpoetry@gmail.com, or sflrcnf@gmail.com. No attachments, please; paste submission in body of email, with bio at bottom. Or, mail to SFLR, 6401 Richards Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87508 between June 1 and November 1, 2020.

Subgenres:

Infection House - a litmag of COVID-19

Basic Information

1326 Bartholomew St

Website:

http://www.infectionhouse.com

New Orleans

Louisiana

United States

70117

Submission Guidelines:

http://www.infectionhouse.com/submit/

Contact Information

Cameron

Lovejoy

Editor

Details

Genres Published:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction

Formats:

Web

Reading Period:

Mar 30 to Dec 31

Charges Reading Fee:

No

Accepts Electronic Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Simultaneous Submissions:

Yes

Accepts Unsolicited Submissions:

Yes

Payment:

No payment

Year Founded:

2020

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

Greater than 50

Representative Authors:

Megan Burns, Cate Root, Betsy Housten, Clare Harmon, Daiquiri Rene Jones, Charlie Brice, Ben Nardolilli, Shooooz, Clare Welsh, Kari Gunter-Seymour, Colleen Rothman.

Issues per Year:

Ongoing

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

Ongoing

Infection House is an online journal of COVID-19 and its real-time effects on the world around us. It’s a platform for artists and writers, trained or untrained, to share their experiences of this world-historical event.

Infection House gives readers the option to donate to our contributors directly.

Infection House covers the pandemic’s effects through poetry, journalism, narrative, art, and photography. If any of those genres appeal to you, please get in touch.

We accept poetry, stories, journalism, photography, and visual art.

Specific topics we want to include:

voices/experiences from countries outside the USA
self-care and mental health during crisis & quarantine
low-budget DIY guides (think Whole Earth Catalogue)
the changing role of the internet in daily life
ecology, climate change, the natural world
hustles/informal economies post-“gig economy”
cyberpunk/tech futures
experiences from within hospitals
researched, informative articles/tutorials for quarantine success

Subgenres:

Journalism/Investigative Reporting

True Story

Basic Information

607 College Ave

Website:

https://www.creativenonfiction.org/true-story

Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania

United States

15232

Submission Guidelines:

https://www.creativenonfiction.org/submissions/tru…

Contact Information

Hattie

Fletcher

Managing Editor

Details

Genres Published:

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:

Cash

Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:

1% to 5%

Representative Authors:

Cheryl Strayed, Phillip Lopate, John Edgar Wideman, Lauren Slater, Stefan Fatsis, Robin Hemley, Judith Barrington

Issues per Year:

12

Circulation:

1,000 to 2,500

Subscription Price:

$18/12 issues; $32/24 issues

Issue Price:

$3

Number of Debut Authors per Issue:

0-1

Published monthly by the editors of Creative Nonfiction magazine, each issue of True Story showcases one exceptional essay by one exceptional writer. From issue to issue, this new mini-magazine features the widest possible variety of voices and styles and subjects. Our editors believe that providing a platform for emerging writers and helping them find readers is an essential role of literary magazines. We’re open to all types of creative nonfiction, from immersion reportage to personal essay to memoir.

Please do send work that blends style with substance, and reaches beyond the personal to tell us something new about the world. We're drawn to stories that balance a strong narrative (i.e. something happens) with a teaching or reflective element (i.e. the something that happens matters for some reason). Please do include your complete contact information and keep us informed of the status of simultaneous submissions. Please don't send poetry.

Subgenres:

Autobiography/Memoir

Healing/Health

Historical

Journalism/Investigative Reporting