Guide to Literary Magazines
Hotel Amerika
Columbia College
Chicago English Department
600 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60605-1996
Phone: (312) 369-8175 Fax: (312) 369-8001
E-mail: editors <at> Hotelamerika <dot> net
Web: www.HotelAmerika.net
Simultaneous submissions: no Email submissions: no
Reading period: 9/1-5/1 Response time: We will try to get back to you in a timely manner Payment: 2 Copies ISSN: 1541-2261 Founded: Fall 2002 Issues per year: 2 Distributors: Ingram Periodicals, Inc.
Average pages: 115 Copy price: $9 USD $13 CDN
Sample price (postpaid): $7 Subscription $18
Publisher’s description: Launched in 2002, Hotel Amerika is already firmly established as an exciting venue for both well-known and emerging writers. We publish exceptional writing in all its forms, so it’s not uncommon to find traditional work alongside the experimental. We strive to house in our pages the most unique and provocative poetry, fiction and nonfiction available. Work with a quirky, unconventional edge—either in form or content—is often favored by our editors. HA is an eclectic journal that attracts an equally eclectic audience.
Published twice a year, Hotel Amerika has printed the work of such writers as John Ashbery, Andrea Dworkin, Leonard Kriegel, Natania Rosenfeld, Dean Young, Bob Hicok, Billy Collins, Maxine Kumin, Brian Teare, and Lisa Samuels. Most recently, Kim Dana Kupperman was included in Best American Essays 2006 for her essay, “Relief.”
Recent issues:
7.2, Spring 2009: This special issue includes genre bending work by Joan Connor, John D’Agata, Jim Daniels, Jim Elledge, Wayne Koestenbaum, Martin Lammon, Paul Lisicky, Nancy K. Miller, David Shields, Jalal Touffic, Anthony Varallo and many more.

