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Please Don't 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: 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

Withersin Magazine 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.withersin.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Misty L. Gersley publishes: triannually (in print and on the web) basic genres: fiction, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 350 click here for Withersin Magazine's subscription/ordering information issue price: $7.95 subscription price: $24 (3 issues) click here for Withersin Magazine's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, mixed-genre, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, speculative, satire/social commentary, historical, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is 3000 submissions are accepted from 4/1 through 5/15 simultaneous submissions are not accepted send submissions by the web or mail payment yes, amount unknown pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 33.3 Withersin is a fresh and intelligent change of pace... Come inside and witness a new genre in literature; one which explores the darker side of the human condition.

River Teeth 35.0% 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.

Contrary 35.0% 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.contrarymagazine.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Editor Jeff McMahon, Poetry Editor Shaindel Beers, Fiction Editor Frances Badgett publishes: quarterly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 5500 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (4 issues) this magazine did not provide a URL for submission information subgenres: creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, 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: $20 per piece poetry: $20 per poem/page average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 500 We hope our magazine expresses contrarities that otherwise might go unexpressed: writings and images that confront entities, voids, and the edges of their own categories. Fiction – We ask our fiction writers to imagine their readers navigating a story with one finger poised over a mouse button. Can your story stay that finger to the end? We have published long stories on the belief that they succeed, but we feel more comfortable with brevity. We favor fiction that is contrary in any number of ways, but our fiction typically defies traditional story form. A story may bring us to closure, for example, without ever delivering an ending. We seek fiction as poetic as any poem. Our fiction editor is Frances Badgett. Poetry – We believe poetry is contrary by nature, always defying, always tonguing the tang of novelty. We look especially for plurality of meaning, for dual reverberation of beauty and concern. Contrary’s poetry in particular often mimics the effects of fiction or commentary. We find ourselves enamored of prose poems because they are naturally ambiguous about form – they tug overtly on the forces of narrative – but prose poems remain the minority of all the poetic forms we publish. Please consider that Contrary receives vast amounts of poetry and that we can publish only a very small percentage of that work. Please submit no more than three poems per issue. Our poetry editor is Shaindel Beers. Commentary – We favor lyrical commentary, often narrative and always poetic. We seek commentary that delivers a message less through exposition and more through artistry. Our view of the genre is broad. “Commentary” is our word for the stuff that others define negatively as non-fiction, nominally as essay, or naively as truth. Examples from our own pages include “Plum Island” by Andrew Coburn, “Ascension” by Kevin Heath, and “A Spring Sunday” by Heywood Broun. Examples from the world include Annie Dillard on weasels, Barbara Kingsolver on hermit crabs, Nelson Algren on Chicago, James Baldwin on France, EB White saying goodbye to 48th Street. Our commentary editor is Jeff McMahon.

The Summerset Review 35.0% 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.summersetreview.org contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Joseph Levens publishes: quarterly (in print and on the web) basic genres: fiction, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 1000 click here for The Summerset Review's subscription/ordering information issue price: $10 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for The Summerset Review's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional maximum word count for prose is 8000 submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web or mail payment yes, amount unknown pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 100 Please read the journal before submitting.

SFWP Journal 35.0% 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.sfwp.org contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Andrew Gifford publishes: continuously (on the web) basic genres: fiction, 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 SFWP Journal's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, short-short, short story, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, speculative, satire/social commentary, pop/pop culture, culture/travel/nature maximum word count for prose is 5000 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 2

The Fourth River 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: 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.

hackwriters 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.hackwriters.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Sam North (students play significant editorial role) publishes: monthly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 30000 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (12 issues) this magazine did not provide a URL for submission information subgenres: essay, creative nonfiction, short story, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, historical, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional, youngadult 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: less than a month manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 4 We welcome intelligent fiction,sharp social and political but balanced commentary, observant travel articles from around the world and critical review pieces (film, literature, and young adult). Hackwriters exists to aide writers experimenting with their craft and share their experiences with others. We do like people to read the current issue and be aware that other people may also be writing about the topic you have chosen to write about.

MOONSHINE REVIEW 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: www.thriftpoeticarts.com/ contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Anne M. Hicks publishes: biannually (in print) basic genres: fiction, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 300 click here for MOONSHINE REVIEW's subscription/ordering information issue price: $7 subscription price: $14 (2 issues) click here for MOONSHINE REVIEW's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, humor, historical, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is 3500 submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by mail payment prose: none pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 4.5 Away from the harshness of daylight, promises are made, bodies come together, words are spoken that can never be taken back -- and the creative process thrives. Debuted in 2005, moonShine review is more than a journal of prose and photography. It is about what speaks to you in the moonlight and it is about the shadows cast in mind and memory. SUBMISSION NOTE: Our deadlines are March 1 and September 1. We accept year-round submissions but only respond following are official deadlines.

Poor Mojo's Almanac(k) 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: www.poormojo.org contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): the Giant Squid, Morgan Johnson, David Erik Nelson, Fritz Swanson publishes: weekly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 10000 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (unknown number of issues) click here for Poor Mojo's Almanac(k)'s submission site subgenres: essay, memoir, creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, short-short, flash fiction/prose poetry, short story, mixed-genre, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, speculative, humor, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, pop/pop culture, historical, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is 4000 submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are not accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none poetry: none average response time: over three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in ? Poor Mojo's Almanac(k) is a purveyor of fine poetry and prose written both in the States and beyond, provided it is written in English. The editor-in-chief -- and weekly advice columnist -- is an erudite and well-traveled Giant Squid living in Detroit, Michigan.

Bananafish 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: bananafishmagazine.com editor(s): Daniel McDermott publishes: weekly (in print and on the web) basic genres: fiction, 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 Bananafish's submission site subgenres: memoir, creative nonfiction, short story, literary realism/conventional, humor, pop/pop culture, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is 2000 submissions are accepted year-round simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by the web payment prose: none pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in ? The Evolution of Writing

Water-Stone 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.waterstonereview.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Mary Francois Rockcastle publishes: annually (in print) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): unknown click here for Water-Stone Review 's subscription/ordering information issue price: $18 subscription price: $16 (1 issues) click here for Water-Stone Review 's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, formal poetry, short-short, short story, long fiction, mixed-genre, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, satire/social commentary, surreal/magical realism, pop/pop culture, historical, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is 8000 submissions are accepted from 10/1 through 12/15 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 ? Subscriptions are two years/two issues for $32 + S/H Submit up to three poems per submission. Each issue has a theme or overarching idea, which determines the title of that issue. The editor's introduction offers some insight into what that theme is. However, these themes aren't advertised ahead of time

New Millennium Writings 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.newmillenniumwritings.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Don Williams publishes: annually (in print and on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 3000 click here for New Millennium Writings's subscription/ordering information issue price: $15 subscription price: $15 (1 issues) click here for New Millennium Writings's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, formal poetry, short-short, short story, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, experimental/pomo, speculative, humor, historical maximum word count for prose is 6000 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: over three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 33.3 Published since 1996 in Knoxville, TN, New Millennium Writings contains fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction by both emerging and well known writers. It regularly features profiles, interviews, and essays on famous writers, such as Cormac McCarthy, Ken Keasy, J.D. Salinger, Khaled Hosseini, John Updike, Lee Smith and others. It also includes writing tips and provocative commentary by Editor, Don Williams. Superior writing is our sole criterion. We look for originality, accessibility, musicality, pscyhological insight, and moral sensibility. The journal hosts prestigious semi-annual contests in fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Each contest awards $4000 in prizes - $1000 each for first prize in fiction, poetry, short-short fiction, and creative non-fiction. According to Kane S. Latranz of Alibi, "I found this to be one of the most powerful literary experiences I've ever had. For anyone who gives a whit about writing or the human condition, New Millennium Writings should be required reading."

Raving Dove 25.0% 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.ravingdove.org contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Jo-Ann Moss publishes: quarterly (on the web) basic genres: fiction, poetry, nonfiction, visual art circulation (or unique visitors/week for netzines): 1500 This magazine did not provide a URL for purchase/subscription information issue price: $0 subscription price: $0 (4 issues) click here for Raving Dove's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, short-short, short story, minimalism, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, historical, confessional/emotional 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 average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 20 Raving Dove is an online literary journal whose mission is to share thought-provoking poetry, prose, and art that champions human rights and social justice &mdash and opposes physical and psychological violence in all its forms, including war, discrimination against sexual orientation, and every shade of bigotry. Raving Dove is a nonpartisan, nonsectarian endeavor, published quarterly.

The Broome Review 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.thebroomereview.com contact email (address for queries, not submissions): editor(s): Andrei Guruianu publishes: annually (in print) 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: $10 subscription price: $10 (1 issues) click here for The Broome Review's submission site subgenres: creative nonfiction, free verse poetry, short story, literary realism/conventional, fabulism/unconventional literary, surreal/magical realism, culture/travel/nature, confessional/emotional maximum word count for prose is 8000 submissions are accepted from 7/1 through 12/31 simultaneous submissions are accepted send submissions by mail payment prose: none poetry: none pays contributor copies average response time: between one and three months manuscript acceptance rate: 1 in 33.3

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