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basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.caperjournal.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Lisa Marie Basile publishes: monthly (on the web) basic genres: poetry circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 1000 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Caper Literary Journal's submission site subgenres: free verse poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, long fiction, mixed-genre, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none poetry: none average response time: less than a month manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 3.3 Caper adores all writing, but showcases only some. We have a loose theme based on the Flapper: she is edgy, unique, daring, liberated, kitschy, aberrant, sensual, and intelligent. And because Flappers changed American society, we like work that changes reader's ideas as well. We also like culturally charged writing that gives life to the unsuspected narrator. Play with different languages is especially appreciated.

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