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Emergent Literary [1]

Basic Information
Website: 
https://emergentliterary.com [2]
Country: 
United States
Submission Guidelines: 
https://emergentliterary.com/submissions [3]
Contact Information
Kameryn Alexa
Carter
Founding Editor
Contact E-mail: 
editors@emergentliterary.com [4]
Details
Formats: 
Online
Digital
Audio
Video
Payment: 
No payment
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Response Time: 
3 to 6 months

Emergent Literary is an assemblage of black and brown work. To the editors, Emergent refers to urgency, immediacy, inception and birth, beginning, forefront, and now. It also refers to the philosophy of emergence as interreliant entities combine to create a radical new wholeness. The magazine pays homage to the Combahee River Collective and their foundational work in identity politics and radical liberation. The editors are also inspired by the legacies of Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press and Broadside Press.

We welcome work from black and brown makers in all genres, as well as work that reaches across multiple genres or obscures the boundaries between them. Before submitting, we ask that you take a look at our mission statement in order to get a sense of the journal.

Year Founded: 
2020
Subgenres: 
BIPOC Voices [5]
Creative Nonfiction [6]
Cross-genre [7]
Fiction [8]
Lyric Essay [9]
Poetry [10]
Pop Culture [11]
Short Fiction [12]
Visual Poetry [13]

Source URL:https://www.pw.org/literary_magazines/emergent_literary

Links
[1] https://www.pw.org/literary_magazines/emergent_literary [2] https://emergentliterary.com [3] https://emergentliterary.com/submissions [4] mailto:editors@emergentliterary.com [5] https://www.pw.org/category/themes/bipoc-voices [6] https://www.pw.org/category/subgenres/17192 [7] https://www.pw.org/category/themes/crossgenre [8] https://www.pw.org/category/themes/fiction [9] https://www.pw.org/category/subgenres/17191 [10] https://www.pw.org/category/themes/poetry [11] https://www.pw.org/category/themes/pop_culture [12] https://www.pw.org/category/subgenres/short-fiction [13] https://www.pw.org/category/subgenres/visual-poetry