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Hawk & Whippoorwill 100.0% 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.bostonpoetry.com/hw/ contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Jon Wooding publishes: biannually (in print) basic genres: poetry circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $5 subscription price: $10 (2 issues) click here for Hawk & Whippoorwill's submission site subgenres: free verse poetry, formal poetry, culture/travel/nature 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: unknown manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in ? Hawk and Whippoorwill is a journal of poems of nature and culture.

The Wanderlust Review 100.0% 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.wanderlustreview.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Phil Duncan, Erin Foran, and Cindy Chang publishes: biannually (in print and on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 500 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 Wanderlust Review's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: Travel subgenres: essay, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, mixed-genre, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is 3000 submissions are accepted from 4/0 through 12/31 simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none poetry: none pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 2.5 The Wanderlust Review is a print and online magazine published twice yearly, with winter and summer issues. Content is submission-based, categorized by literary non-fiction (features), fiction, poetry, drama, and photography. All content relates to the theme of travel and journeying. Whether the piece explores the winding markets of Marrakesh, a long lonely road in Wyoming, or the journey from friendship to love in New York, it has a home here. Though we might not all be able to travel as much as we’d like, the Wanderlust Review serves as a place where writers, artists, and thinkers can share their stories with each other and the general public in hopes of satiating their ‘impulse toward wandering’ – if only for the time being.

The Literary Bohemian 80.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: a regular reader of the mag website: www.literarybohemian.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Carolyn Harris Zukowski, Colin Lewis publishes: quarterly (on the web) basic genres: circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 200 click here for The Literary Bohemian's subscription/ordering information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (4 issues) click here for The Literary Bohemian's submission site subgenres: free verse poetry, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, humor, pop/pop culture, culture/travel/nature 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 6.7 The Literary Bohemian is the final destination for first-class, travel-inspired writing that transports the reader, non-stop, to Elsewhere. Please read our submission guidelines carefully and look at an issue before proceeding to submit. We don't want well-worn travel writing cliches. We want work that moves us.

Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments 75.0% 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.terrain.org editor(s): Simmons Buntin publishes: biannually (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 3000 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: themes vary by issue subgenres: essay, memoir, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, long fiction, visual poetry, mixed-genre, literary realism/conventional, historical, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted from 2/1 through 8/1 simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none poetry: none average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 20 Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments is a twice yearly online journal searching for that interface — the integration — among the built and natural environments, that might be called the soul of place. We publish both literary and technical work in each theme-based issue.

Camas: The Nature of the West 65.0% 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: umt.edu/camas contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Russ Van Paepeghem, Bethany Taylor (students play significant editorial role) publishes: biannually (in print) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 250 click here for Camas: The Nature of the West's subscription/ordering information issue price: $8.5 subscription price: $15 (2 issues) click here for Camas: The Nature of the West's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: The West: Summer '10 - Glacier subgenres: essay, memoir, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, mixed-genre, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, historical, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is 2000 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: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in ? Across the landscape of its pages, Camas cultivates new ideas and perspectives while remaining rooted in the inherited traditions of art and literature within the promise of the American West.

International Poetry Review 60.0% 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.uncg.edu/rom/IPR/ contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Mark Smith-Soto (students play significant editorial role) publishes: biannually (in print) basic genres: poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown click here for International Poetry Review's subscription/ordering information issue price: $6 subscription price: $12 (2 issues) click here for International Poetry Review's submission site subgenres: free verse poetry, formal poetry, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture, historical, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted from 9/1 through 4/30 simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by mail payment prose: none poetry: none average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 6.7 Founded in 1975 by Evalyn Pierpoint Gill and dedicated to her belief that the world will be a better place if we cross language barriers to hear the voice of the poet in different countries, International Poetry Review publishes poems from contemporary writers in all languages, with facing English translations. A portion of every issue is dedicated also to work originally in English.

In the Mist 55.0% 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.inthemistmag.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Ange Tysdal publishes: quarterly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, 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 (4 issues) click here for In the Mist's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: Women's Outdoor Adventure subgenres: essay, creative nonfiction, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, long fiction, mixed-genre, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, humor, satire/social commentary, 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 payment prose: none poetry: none average response time: over three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 5 Our mission is to provide a place for women writers to get their outdoor, adventure, and nature writing published.

EarthSpeak Magazine 55.0% 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.earthspeakmagazine.com editor(s): Seth Jani publishes: quarterly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 300 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for EarthSpeak Magazine's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: Nature & Conservation subgenres: essay, memoir, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, 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 payment prose: none poetry: none average response time: less than a month manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 6.7 EarthSpeak, a new online and in print literary journal, labors under the belief that a healthy and engaged consciousness with the natural world has the ability to deepen and enrich the well-being of the individual and in turn society as a whole.

River Teeth 50.0% 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.ashland.edu/riverteeth contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Joe Mackall and Dan Lehman publishes: biannually (in print) basic genres: nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown click here for River Teeth's subscription/ordering information issue price: $16 subscription price: $25 (2 issues) click here for River Teeth's submission site subgenres: essay, memoir, creative nonfiction, humor, 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 payment prose: none pays contributor copies average response time: over three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 100 River Teeth is a biannual journal combining the best of creative nonfiction, including narrative reportage, essays and memoir, with critical essays that examine the emerging genre and that explore the impact of nonfiction narrative on the lives of its writers, subjects, and readers.

The Fourth River 50.0% 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: fourthriver.chatham.edu contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Christy Diulus (students play significant editorial role) publishes: annually (in print) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown click here for The Fourth River's subscription/ordering information issue price: $10 subscription price: $16 (1 issues) click here for The Fourth River's submission site this magazine only accepts work that fits under this theme: Nature/Urban/Place/Environment subgenres: creative nonfiction, formal poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional, humor, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional, youngadult maximum word count for prose is 7000 submissions are accepted from 8/1 through 2/15 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 10 The Fourth River welcomes submissions of creative writing that explore the relationship between humans and their environments, both natural and built, urban, rural or wild. We are looking for writings that are richly situated at the confluence of place, space and identity, or that reflect upon or make use of landscape and place in new ways. Nature and environmental writing that is edgy and provocative, that goes beyond traditional nature writing, and contributes to a new type of place-based writing has the best chance of finding a home in our journal.

POST NO ILLS Magazine 45.0% 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.

Survivor Chronicles 45.0% 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: thesurvivorchronicle.wordpress.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Shreya Sanghani, Tim Raveling, Shreya Sen (students play significant editorial role) publishes: continuously (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 100 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Survivor Chronicles's submission site subgenres: memoir, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, long fiction, mixed-genre, fabulism/unconventional literary, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is 1500 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 ? Survivor Chronicles is a small independent publication that seeks to represent writing (poetry, short fiction, non fiction) and art that has been part of the process of trauma survival. It is open to everyone who has survived trauma or watched someone close survive trauma, and has created art as a part of the process. We seek to represent marginalized voices, in their purest, rawest, most sublime forms. This is a survivor’s record of the every day struggle and triumph of survival; an artist’s view of art as art, art as therapy, art as a chronicle.

Wild River Review 40.0% 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.wildriverreview.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Joy E. Stocke, Editor-in-Chief; Kim Nagy, Executive Editor publishes: monthly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 7000 click here for Wild River Review's subscription/ordering information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (12 issues) click here for Wild River Review's submission site subgenres: essay, memoir, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, visual poetry, mixed-genre, literary realism/conventional, humor, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, pop/pop culture, historical, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is 2500 submissions are accepted (date range not specified) simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none poetry: none average response time: over three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 10 An international website and 501C3 non profit organization, the Wild River Review serves as a vehicle to spread the flame of understanding through powerful writing and graphics covering a wide range of subjects and geographical locations. As communication (through the tremendous capacity of the web) paves the way for news coverage from every angle, Wild River Review tells stories that are rarely heard, shedding light on dark corners of the globe, and helping readers understand complicated issues often through the power of first hand stories and interviews. In a climate of repeated media flashes and quick newsbyte stories that focus on trauma and terror, The Wild River Review also believes that there are many underreported issues and positive initiatives that deserve increased coverage in order to effect positive change throughout the world.

Birds By My Window: Willow Tree Poems 40.0% 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: birdsbywindow.blogspot.com/ contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Michael Lee Johnson publishes: continuously (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 250 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Birds By My Window: Willow Tree Poems's submission site subgenres: essay, free verse poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, visual poetry, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, historical, 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 poetry: none average response time: less than a month manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 10 I'm looking for: short poetry including haiku and tanka, flash fiction, short non-fiction with a social or political message (ie inadequate health coverage for 54 million Americans), good short stories. Include a brief 3rd party bio of yourself--50 words or less, especially any previous publication credits and contact info. We only accept e-mail or electronic submissions.

Granta 40.0% match comments login to track mags

basic info purchase information submission information mission / guidelines / etc source of info: a regular reader of the mag website: www.granta.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Alex Clark publishes: quarterly (in print) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 50000 click here for Granta's subscription/ordering information issue price: $14.95 subscription price: $45.99 (4 issues) click here for Granta's submission site subgenres: essay, memoir, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, short story, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, satire/social commentary, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is none/unspecified submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by mail payment yes, amount unknown average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in ? Granta does not have a political or literary manifesto, but it does have a belief in the power and urgency of the story, both in fiction and non-fiction, and the story’s supreme ability to describe, illuminate and make real. As the Observer wrote of Granta: ‘In its blend of memoirs and photojournalism, and in its championing of contemporary realist fiction, Granta has its face pressed firmly against the window, determined to witness the world.’

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