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805 Lit + Art
805 Lit + Art publishes debut and emerging writers, poets, and artists in our quarterly, online journal. We take unsolicited and simultaneous submissions from contributors worldwide. 805 was founded in 2015 by a team of librarians and won the Innovation Award from the Florida Library Association in 2018.
Able Muse

About Place Journal

AGNI


Aji Magazine
Aji magazine publishes poetry, short fiction, essays, interviews, book reviews, graphic art, and photography from emerging and established writers and artists from around the globe. The magazine is published online biannually in May and November, and is also available in print.
Alaska Quarterly Review

Alexandria Quarterly
At Alexandria Quarterly we hope that each issue acts as a healing art, a question without an answer, a celebration of unanswered questions, and a good long thought shared among friends—all of whom believe that there is magic in our stories, our photographs, our paintings, our music.
Ambit Magazine
Since 1959, British-based Ambit Magazine has a rich history of discovering new poets and writers and publishing them alongside more established voices. The editors love to be surprised and read about things that are new and different and are experimental, thoughtful and brave.
American Literary Review

Angry Old Man
Angry Old Man Magazine is dedicated to experimental writing, poetry, and art. AOM publishes work that is risky and follows no prescribed dogma/style/schema/school. AOM features visual and concrete poetry, short stories, art, photography, collage, asemic writing, blackout poetry, conceptual writing, found poetry, spam lit, mail art, typewriter art, computer/digital art, e-literature, sound poetry, etc.
Animal: A Beast of a Literary Magazine
Animal: A Beast of a Literary Magazine is an online lit mag where artists of word and image explore the ephemeral boundary between human and animal. Each month we publish one story, one poem, and one essay that teeter on the divide between wild and domestic.
Anomaly

Apple Valley Review

Arkana
Arkana, the journal of the Arkansas Writers' MFA Program, seeks and fosters a sense of shared wonder by publishing inclusive art that asks questions, explores mystery, and works to make visible the marginalized, the overlooked, and those whose voices have been silenced.
Arts & Letters


The Awakenings Review
Established in 2000, the Awakenings Review is for writers and poets with a relationship to mental illness—either self, family member, or friend. Mental illness and literature have a long association. Our contributors are able to express themselves in a supportive editorial environment.
Bear Review
Bear Review is a biannual journal of poetry and micro prose that makes the old new and showcases aesthetic competence and a knowledge of genre and literary tradition. We do admire experimentation and blurred genres, so long as the piece brings the heat.
Bellevue Literary Review

Beloit Fiction Journal

Bending Genres
We publish thrilling, oddball, unusual, stunning fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction pieces. Think Olympics on a case of Red Bull. Think October in April. Think Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey. A world not quite right? Yes, this is Bending Genres.
Bennington Review

Better than Starbucks
Better Than Starbucks features talented poets and authors in as wide a variety of genres as possible. Our journal includes free verse, haiku, formal poetry, experimental poetry, form poetry, prose poetry, International poetry, African poetry, fiction, flash fiction, micro fiction, and creative nonfiction (including personal essays or memoirs).
Big Muddy


Black Warrior Review


Blink Ink
Blink Ink is a quarterly, print-only literary magazine publishing the best in prose fiction of approximately 50 words. We look for exceptional quality storytelling and innovation. Issues are themed and subscribers receive several bonus publications throughout the year. 2019 marks our 10th year of publication.
Blood Orange Review

Booth


Boulevard

Bridge


Brilliant Flash Fiction

Carve Magazine


Cherry Tree

Chestnut Review
Chestnut Review features storytellers—not just in fiction, but in all the genres we publish. We love clarity in art, but that doesn’t necessarily mean simplicity. We work together with writers to bring their stories to the world. It could be a story in a poem, an essay, an image, but it is still a story that needs to be told. We are a paying market and we accept 250 free submissions for poetry, photography, and art each month.
Chinese Literature Today


Cimarron Review

Cleaver Magazine

Cold Mountain Review

Collateral

Colorado Review

Concho River Review

Crab Orchard Review

CRAFT Literary

