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Brooklyn to Gangnam Magazine is a publication that seeks to pushes the edge and crosses the aisle—between genres, disciplines, and communities. Founded in 2025 by Chunbum Park and Julie Jang, and led by Literary Editor-in-Chief Albert Abdul-Barr... Read more
Rawhead is an online journal of poetry, short fiction, nonfiction, and visual art. Named for a folkloric monster once used to scare children, it reclaims that symbol as an act of defiance. Rawhead stands for the power of art and... Read more
Omar Laanane is a pre-service English teacher and literary scholar. His essay, “Stories That Survive: Anne Frank and the Ethics of Memory,” explores how Anne Frank’s diary transforms private trauma into a lasting public conscience. Weaving... Read more
Leonardo Audio is an audio-first publishing house currently open to un-agented submissions for new, completed titles for publication in audiobook, eBook, and potentially print. We are looking for New England-based novel and novella length works... Read more
Splice publishes short fiction collections, novels, and collections of essays, with a focus on adventurous, unconventional prose. Although Splice leans towards literary fiction, the Splice catalogue also includes... Read more
Canid Literary & Art an onlline and print journal committed to publishing poetry, short stories, creative nonfiction, and artwork that pays tribute to our best friend: dogs. We are committed to showcasing exciting and inclusive work across... Read more
The goal of the East on Central Association is to encourage artistic expression of the creative spirit through its journal and activities. The annual journal began with a local focus but now includes work from artists and writers throughout... Read more
The Yesterday Review publishes fiction, non-fiction, flash fiction, poetry, artwork and photography by both emerging and established writers and artists. We look for the bizarre thoughts you wrote in a document somewhere and forgot about. We like... Read more
Ebony Tomatoes Collective is a literary organization for personal and political liberation run by a Black queer collective. Its platform includes up to three print issues annually, a monthly newsletter, and low-cost events and workshops... Read more
