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Urðarbrunnr by Nornir Press is a brand new historical fiction literary magazine. In a historical fiction sphere rife with WWII and Victorian stories (not that there’s anything wrong with those,) stories from other periods often get... Read more
Omnibus Literary Magazine is a vehicle (literally and figuratively) for sharing all forms of writing with a special love for works in translation and works that take readers on a journey to somewhere new, whether that be a place, feeling, or idea... Read more
The New Absurdist is a space for the creative, the curious, and the unapologetically passionate to engage in educated discourse and promote positive growth in the world. The editors want its name to remind everyone that everyone has... Read more
Harriet’s House is an online magazine that publishes one literary horror story a month by a writer of the African diaspora. The magazine is a home for the supernatural, the haunting, and the terrifying. Harriet’s House is interested in but not... Read more
FLARE Magazine publishes stories, hybrids, essays, art, and poetry about chronic illnesses, disabilities, and mental health, written by those who experience at least one of these. FLARE hopes to spread awareness about these... Read more
96th of October Editions concentrates on literary SF/Fantasy writing and poetry. It is particularly interested in LGBT voices and writing by women. All writing that is concerned with the marvellous, magical, occult, or otherwise extraordinary... Read more
Susquehanna University Press publishes book-length literary fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. The editors look for work that will appeal to local, regional, and university communities, with a focus on authors with ties to the Appalachian... Read more
