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Volume Magazine 50.0% match comments & art login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.volume-magazine.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Ruby Ocean, Kay Wrate & Kate Abbott publishes: quarterly (in print and on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 5000 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) this magazine did not provide a URL for submission information subgenres: free verse poetry, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, visual poetry, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, humor, surreal/magical realism, pop/pop culture maximum word count for prose is 2000 submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: $0 per page pays contributor copies average response time: less than a month manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 5 Volume Magazine is a quarterly publication that publishes and promotes new creative talent across the arts, fashion and music. Volume would not exist without the continuing donations from the upcoming writers and artists who make it happen. Volume represents a cross section of new creatives; featuring interviews with budding musicians, a massive selection of work donated by writers and artists and acts as a creative agency where peers can go to for support. The magazine also features a directory of all contributors enabling peers to get in touch with eachother and talk about their work. Coinciding with the release of each issue is a launch event and exhibition showcasing bands, live poetry, fashion, film and art work featured in the magazine where guests and contributors can network.

Thou Goest - Poetry Dominates 40.0% match comments & art login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.thougoest.com editor(s): Francois Aleta publishes: irregularly (in print and on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 10000 click here for Thou Goest - Poetry Dominates's subscription/ordering information issue price: $20 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Thou Goest - Poetry Dominates's submission site subgenres: essay, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, visual poetry, mixed-genre, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, humor, pop/pop culture maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none poetry: none pays contributor copies average response time: over three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 100 We are looking for New, contemporary and unusual poetry that goes beyond the current criteria of poetry. By that non-definition, your can submit words, sounds or images. We will more likely accept works that are a meeting point for various discipline such as literature, philosophy, music, politics and spirituality.

Canteen Magazine 30.0% match comments & art login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: canteenmag.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Sean Finney publishes: triannually (in print) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 4500 click here for Canteen Magazine's subscription/ordering information issue price: $10 subscription price: $25 (3 issues) click here for Canteen Magazine's submission site subgenres: essay, memoir, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, visual poetry, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, speculative, humor, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, pop/pop culture maximum word count for prose is 4000 submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none poetry: none pays contributor copies average response time: over three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 80 Canteen is the literary magazine that comes with instructions. We admire what writers and artists do, and we want insight into how and why it’s done. To get that, we ask contributors to move beyond the boundaries of genre and final draft to delve into reputation, ferocious drive, unmarketable dreams, the danger of reader takeovers, and just what makes a work important.

POST NO ILLS Magazine 30.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.postnoills.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Kyle G. Dargan publishes: continuously (on the web) basic genres: nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown click here for POST NO ILLS Magazine's subscription/ordering information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for POST NO ILLS Magazine's submission site subgenres: essay, memoir, pop/pop culture, historical, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web or mail payment prose: none average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 20 POST NO ILLS, a web-based and print annual publication, aims to provide a participatory venue for balanced arts criticism and commentary along with interdisciplinary exchange between artists and arts administrators.

Out of the Gutter 30.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: oftheguttermagazine.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Matthew Louis publishes: biannually (in print) basic genres: fiction, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 1000 click here for Out of the Gutter's subscription/ordering information issue price: $12.95 subscription price: $0 (2 issues) click here for Out of the Gutter's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: pulp fiction subgenres: creative nonfiction, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture maximum word count for prose is 8000 submissions are accepted (date range not specified) simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: $0 per piece pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 5 The lynchpin of OOTG is crime fiction or, as we are more broadly defining it, pulp fiction, but please note: If you have a piece featuring *A serial killer *A private detective *A hitman *A group carrying out a heist on a bank or store We would definitely like to see it, but chances are slimmer that we will be able to use it because competition is stiff when you confine yourself to these plot premises. However, if you can write in these areas and make it new and realistic, with nuanced and believable characters and a gripping, unexpected progression of events, you're practically guaranteed acceptance. But please don't forget that the description "crime fiction" can encompass a million different story concepts. And bear in mind the phrase "out of the gutter." The subject matter should tend toward real people with real problems. The other subject matter distinction is "degenerate literature." What does this mean? Well, it means, in a word, attitude. The crime can be as minor as getting puking drunk or shoplifting or mocking the handicapped. The offense in this instance is more subtle and takes place on a moral and intellectual plane, but it can be just as fascinating and intense as a story with a body count into the dozens. Also: Do you write nonfiction? Have you got a piece that's a big FUCK YOU to conventional society, conventional publishing, or any of the prevalent, asinine attitudes in America and/or the world? Is it fast-paced, cutting, hilarious and intelligent? We'd like to see it.

POETRY 25.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/ contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Christian Wiman publishes: monthly (in print and on the web) basic genres: poetry circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 30000 click here for POETRY's subscription/ordering information issue price: $3.75 subscription price: $35 (12 issues) click here for POETRY's submission site subgenres: essay, free verse poetry, formal poetry, visual poetry, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web or mail payment prose: yes, amount unknown poetry: $10 per line pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in ? "The Open Door will be the policy of this magazine—may the great poet we are looking for never find it shut, or half-shut, against his ample genius! To this end the editors hope to keep free from entangling alliances with any single class or school. They desire to print the best English verse which is being written today, regardless of where, by whom, or under what theory of art it is written. Nor will the magazine promise to limit its editorial comments to one set of opinions." —Harriet Monroe, 1912

The Audience Review 25.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.worldaudience.org contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Ernest Dempsey publishes: quarterly (in print and on the web) basic genres: nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown click here for The Audience Review's subscription/ordering information issue price: $17.99 subscription price: $63.96 (4 issues) click here for The Audience Review's submission site subgenres: essay, memoir, humor, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture, historical, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web or mail payment prose: none average response time: unknown manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 4 The Audience Review is a quarterly, color, print journal of high quality, published by World Audience, Inc. (New York). Click to read our 7th issue, featuring reviews of plays on Broadway, Off-Broadway, off-Off Broadway, and Regional Theater, reviews of literature and poetry, essays, interviews, and other informative critiques. Get your book reviewed in The audience Review: Send review copies to: World Audience Publishers, 303 Park Avenue South, #1440, New York, NY 10010-3657. The Audience Review is accepting submissions of review copies of books from authors/publishers/publicists in several genres and subject areas focusing on literary fiction, poetry, and non-fiction; but also considering well-written books in many other subject categories. A review copy of a book is to be submitted along with a reading fee of $25 (US) in order to be considered for inclusion in The Audience Review. The deadline for submission of review copies to The Audience Review's next issue is April 20, 2008. Please send a brief query to: dempsey87@gmail.com prior to sending a review copy. Upon the query’s approval, editors will consider a book for review and/or the author for an online interview. Ernest Dempsey Editor-in-Chief, The audience Review Note to theater producers: If you would like The audience Review to review your play or musical, please write us: theatre@worldaudience.org. To inquire about becoming a reviewer for The audience Review, please send your resume and a writing sample to: theatre@worldaudience.org. To purchase back orders, you may pay for the current issue with Paypal, and request specific copies by sending an email to: subscriptions@worldaudience.org.

Callaloo 25.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: callaloo.tamu.edu contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Dr. Charles Henry Rowell publishes: quarterly (in print) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 1000 click here for Callaloo's subscription/ordering information issue price: $16 subscription price: $48 (4 issues) click here for Callaloo's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: Black Diaspora subgenres: essay, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, long fiction, visual poetry, literary realism/conventional, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is 5000 submissions are accepted (date range not specified) simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by mail payment prose: none poetry: none pays contributor copies average response time: over three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 100 Callaloo is a journal devoted to creative work by and critical studies of the work of African-Americans and peoples of African descent throughout the African Diaspora. Visual art and studies of life and culture in the Black world are also published regularly in Callaloo, as is wide-ranging cultural criticism. Callaloo is published quarterly (Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall), and accepts original submissions of essays, interviews, short fiction, poetry, drama, and visual art. We do not accept any unsolicited material that has been previously published.

Please Don't 25.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: please-dont.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Pete Coco & Scott Stealey publishes: irregularly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) this magazine did not provide a URL for submission information subgenres: essay, creative nonfiction, short story, literary realism/conventional, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, pop/pop culture, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted (date range not specified) simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 10

Two Review 25.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: tworeview.googlepages.com/ contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Jeremy Edward Shiok, Brendan Noonan publishes: annually (in print) basic genres: poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 500 click here for Two Review's subscription/ordering information issue price: $10 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Two Review's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, visual poetry, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, pop/pop culture, historical maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web or mail payment prose: none poetry: none pays contributor copies average response time: less than a month manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 25 Two Review is a journal of international poetry and creative nonfiction published annually. Two Review publishes the best original work submitted regardless of style, content, or the author’s publication record. The editors appreciate both traditional and modern forms, lyrical and narrative approaches, and conventional or experimental styles. Two Review considers any subject matter as long as the attention to craft is high and the language is grammatically strong, syntactically unique, and illuminates in some way the human experience. The editors prefer work about the modern world, its inhabitants, and the events that shape them, from the personal day-to-day experiences of work and family life to worldwide events that affect us all. Two Review is interested in showcasing unknown authors, as well as known authors who appreciate the synergy of small press publications. The editors favor the work of skilled writers who take their writing and submissions seriously (i.e., professionalism counts).

Witness 25.0% match comments & art login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: witness.blackmountaininstitute.org/ contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Amber Withycombe, Editor (students play significant editorial role) publishes: annually (in print) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 3000 click here for Witness's subscription/ordering information issue price: $10 subscription price: $18 (2 issues) click here for Witness's submission site subgenres: essay, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, mixed-genre, literary realism/conventional, experimental/pomo, pop/pop culture, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted from 9/1 through 5/1 simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web or mail payment prose: $10 per page pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 50 Witness blends the features of a literary and an issue-oriented magazine to highlight the role of the modern writer as witness to his or her times. While the magazine continues to advance topics of special interest, mostly in portfolio form, it increasingly features writing that ventures away from the American experience and into international terrain. Each issue includes fiction, poetry, memoir, and literary essays.

The Mellow Neurotics 25.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.themellowneurotics.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Terris Schneider (students play significant editorial role) publishes: continuously (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for The Mellow Neurotics's submission site subgenres: memoir, creative nonfiction, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, humor, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is 3000 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 10 We are looking for writers who have their own unique style and who may have trouble getting their works published in academic literary journals.

Leaning House Press 25.0% match comments & art login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.leaninghousepress.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Stagg Hill publishes: continuously (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 125 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Leaning House Press's submission site subgenres: free verse poetry, formal poetry, flash fiction/prose poetry, humor, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture maximum word count for prose is 500 submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: $3.5 per piece poetry: $3.5 per poem/page pays contributor copies average response time: less than a month manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 2 We publish primarily under pseudonyms, pieces by imagined authors that say something literary style and subject matter. Come read some of our work, and if you get the joke, write something for us. We often have themes, the first week of the month, stop by to find out what this months is! "If The Onion was a Lit Rag."

Cats with Thumbs 25.0% match comments & art login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: catswiththumbs.wordpress.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): mark Stratton publishes: triannually (on the web) basic genres: circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Cats with Thumbs's submission site subgenres: free verse poetry, formal poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in ? Cats with Thumbs is here to provide a scratching post for the creative itch.

Backhand Stories 20.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: an editor or employee of the magazine website: www.backhandstories.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Martin Bell publishes: irregularly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, nonfiction 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 Backhand Stories's submission site subgenres: essay, creative nonfiction, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, minimalism, experimental/pomo, humor, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 4

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