Our primary mission in creating Visions with Voices is to promote the spoken word as a legitimate genre with standards that differentiate excellent work. We are creating! here a venue which will give the artist a sense of accomplishment along with a respectable publishing credit.
Retort Magazine is dedicated to the publication and presentation of new innovative, experimental cutting edge art + text in all disciplines. Retort Magazine publishes both fiction and non fiction. Retort has published some of the worlds best known artists and writers but is also a platform for new and emerging writers and artists in all disciplines.
We are using our literary magazine listings to tell you about a couple great new services we can are offering. As writers and editors you may be interested in getting a classic short story or a classic poem by email. These are poems and short stories every writer should read. They are from the master. [...]
We take our name from Ryga, a political writer, to honour his commitment to his! art and to his world. His legacy is this: he was a human living in a community and that community was living in a nation, that nation in a world. He wrote without nostalgia about the world that lived around him. He believed the artist had a responsibility to write counter-narratives, to treat the marginalized among us fairly, to challenge the formal boundaries of his art without losing the humanity of the characters that drive it. These characters live and move according to a complex, tentative political agreement that must not be taken as natural, but must be interrogated in every way.
Caper Literary Journal accepts mostly poetry and very few outstanding pieces of prose. We are interested in wr! iting that is unique, edgy and culturally aware. We appreciate play with languages, magical realism and eclectic, experimental work. However, all work is welcome so long as it does not rhyme or is used as a soap box. We also publish “author features” and other writing projects.
Each Monday, Storychord.com features one short story accompanied by one image and a one-song “soundtrack” — all by newer,! underexposed talent.
Touch: The Journal of Healing contains poetry and prose from around the world that speaks of the physical, the emotional, and the spiritual touch of humanity.
Concisely publishes stories under 500 words. We are interested in fiction and nonfiction of all genres and themes, but we don’t publish any poetry. Please, no simultaneous submissions or previously published work.
phati’tude Literary Magazine is back and we are now accepting submissions for our Spring 2010 issue, to debut in April 2010 in time for National Poetry Month. phati’tude Literary Magazine offers readers a wide collection of works that consist of poetry, prose, short stories, articles, interview and essays, along with literary criticism,
Digital Americana Magazine is the first literary & culture magazine developed especially for the interactive tablet experience. Inside every issue are insightful articles, interviews, and of course, the best fiction. Featured extras include compelling short independent films, indie music, modern animation, comic illustration, and photography from talented artists around the world.
We are a print poetry and art publication, named for the ancient river that flows north from the mountains of Sonora, Mexico, into Arizona. We accept submissions during two submission periods: January 1st through February 29th, and July 1st through August 1st. We will publish an issue around April, and the other in the early fall. We publish approximately 40 to 50 poems each issue, and two to four pieces of artwork.
Lines + Stars began as a means of establishing a new creative forum in Washington, D.C., a city that all-too-often coasts solely on its more mechanistic pursuits. While many of our contributors hail from the D.C. area, we’ve also expanded our writer-base to include national and international voices.
Autumn Sky Poetry publishes four issues per year. Every issue contains ten! poems by ten different poets. Each poem is one that caught my eye, held my attention, said something profound. The poets may hail from all across our lovely planet and their poems may speak in many different voices, but each one is worth savoring. We are interested in both formal and free-verse.
Moon Milk Review takes its title from Italo Calvino’s short story, “The Distance of the Moon.” Our aesthetic veers toward the same ”otherlands” or “slipstream” in literary style, including an appreciation for magical realist, experimental, metarealist and realist works with an interesting spin. Currently, MMR runs monthly issues of free fiction and a multi-media gallery with artwork and music.
The mission of the Oleander Review is to enhance the writing community, expose students to the editing and publishing processes, exhibit both previously uheard voices and new work from already prominent writers, and exhibit the diversity fostered by the intellectual community at the University of Michigan.
The corium is the dense inner layer of skin beneath the epidermis. It includes connective tissue, blood and an elaborate sensory nerve network. In other words, it is what’s going on beneath the surface. We want stories and poems with substance and connection. Words that touch on nerves and stay with us. Evoke and awaken us. Make us feel something.
Polyphony On Line publishes and promotes new contemporary and international voices in fiction, poetry, and the arts. Our publication hopes to invite creative works of literature into the online world, while supporting traditional as well as form-challenging writers for a richness of experience and literary perspective on personal and world events.
Conceived in December 2008 as a collective effort of MFA students, The Whistling Fire provides a forum where fresh voices share creative works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. We encourage writers with an eye toward publication to submit their works or works in progress, as we wish to showcase a diverse array of styles and voices.
The Catalonian Review accepts poetry and prose, including new ideas artfully presented
We consider a variety of genres. Preference will be given to humorous submissions with an emphasis on travel. All submissions must be original, unpublished work in English. We welcome simultaneous submissions, but please inform us if your work is accepted elsewhere
Straylight Magazine is the literary magazine of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. We look for innovated works of fiction and poetry, and also accept book reviews. Straylight prides itself for being on the edge of literary innovation and we greatly value new and upcoming writers.
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The Weekly Poet
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http://www.benjaminckrause.com/theweeklypoet/
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Halfway Down the Stairs
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http://www.halfwaydownthestairs.net
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The One Million Stories Creative Writing Project
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http://www.millionstories.net/index.html
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The Write Place At the Write Time
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www.thewriteplaceatthewritetime.org
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Neon Literary Magazine
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http://www.neonmagazine.co.uk/
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