"Water~Stone Review is one of the most elegant, substantial literary journals anywhere on the American scene....It will nourish and uplift you."—Naomi Shihab Nye

Weber—The Contemporary West has been published since 1983. We seek work that speak to the preservation of and access to the wilderness, environmental cooperation, and the insight derived from an understanding of both the new and old West.

A literary journal featuring the best of new and established writers of contemporary poetry and prose, as well as interviews with authors of note.

The award-winning World Literature Today, your passport to world literature and culture for over ninety years.

We are about the synchronistic convergences of time, place, readers, and writers that create unforgettable moments where lives change course and dreams are born.

The West Marin Review features 140 pages of previously unpublished prose, poetry, and art. It is a volunteer effort published by professional designers and editors, in collaboration with Commonweal and Point Reyes Books.

Writing Disorder is a quarterly literary journal. We publish new fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and art. We also feature interviews and reviews. Our mission is to showcase new and emerging writers—particularly those in writing programs—as well as established writers. We welcome original and experimental work.

Wildness was established in 2015 and publishes poetry, fiction, and narrative nonfiction from both established and emerging writers.

The Woven Tale Press regularly features a rich and resonate roster of the literary and visual arts, by both established and emerging writers and artists.

Wordrunner eChapbooks is a hybrid of literary journal and online chapbook, the latter featuring mini-fiction collections by one author that are also available as ebooks. Our annual online journals are themed anthologies of prose and poetry. All authors are paid.

Wraparound South is a journal of contemporary literature focusing on Southern writers and themes, especially those that challenge or subvert stereotypes about the region as well as writing that challenges genre and form. We like to accompany Southern themes alongside experimental, international, or non-regional literary works for a "wraparound view" of contemporary literature.

Our mission is to publish literature and visual art illustrating diversity in thought and experience, capturing the crucial narratives and images of our current cultural moment, as well as awareness of the shifting edges of genre. We aim to create a multifaceted gathering of voices.

West Trade Review is published quarterly (one print edition each spring and an online quarterly each summer, fall, and winter). We strive to put forth the best contemporary poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction (memoir/personal essays), photography, and artwork and publish a mix of established and up and coming writers/artists.