The Fiddlehead, Atlantic Canada's international literary journal, is entertainment for the thoughtful with its mix of poetry and stories by established and new writers.

The First Line is unaffiliated, unfunded, unassuming, and far from uninspiring, and as we enter our third decade, we want to continue to encourage writers to entertain and even enlighten. So, if you are ever stuck staring at the blank page, give our starters a shot. We are a writer’s journal for readers.

Published twice annually by Michigan State University Press, Fourth Genre is a literary journal that explores the boundaries of contemporary literary nonfiction. We're interested in all forms of the essay: personal, nature, environmental, graphic, lyric, travel, cultural, political, occasional, traditional, and pretty much anything else that plays with the long tradition of the nonfiction essay.

The Florida Review publishes innovative fiction, nonfiction, poetry, reviews, graphic narrative, digital stories, and visual art by established and emerging writers in print and online.

Described as one of the most compelling and beautifully illustrated literary journals, From the Depths features works of prose and poetry from new, emerging, and established writers.

FishFood Magazine is an independent, free-spirited literary and arts magazine dedicated to all forms of creative expression and talent.

Offering more than a byline, Frontier Poetry strives to be a resource for new poets, agents, and other writers to discover new work and emerging poets.

Quarterly publication of new and diverse voices across literature and cultural criticism. Based in Los Angeles, California.