After a ten-year hiatus, the award-winning magazine, LORE, returns to bring you some of the best imaginative fiction, artwork and web content being offered today. During its initial run, LORE won The Deathrealm Award for Best Magazine, The Dragon”s Breath Award for Best New Magazine and was featured on The SciFi channel”s Sci-Fi Buzz, in addition to seeing coverage in a great many mainstream media outlets. Some of the fiction LORE published went on to win The Bram Stoker Award, The Deathrealm Award, The World Fantasy Award, and garnered a great many Honorable Mentions in Datlow & Windling”s Years Best Fantasy & Horror.

InDigest

InDigest is an online literary magazine and arts blog focused on creating a dialogue between the arts. While we publish on a quarterly schedule, we update our blog daily. InDigest recognizes that art does not take place in a vacuum and that categories are meaningless. We are interested in work that cannot be classified by genre, in good story-telling in all forms, and in artists whose curiosity drives them to push beyond the conventions of their media. You will find this interactive approach manifested in every section of the magazine, especially InDialogue, where artists, musicians, editors, and writers talk directly to each other about their work, as well as about larger questions related to art.

Splash of Red

Our mission is to present our readers with literary perspectives on the world we all live in through the lives we cannot ourselves experience. By "literary" we refer to a professional level of expression, whatever that may be.

The Rag

The Rag is a new electronic literary magazine specializing in the publication of short fiction, and is currently accepting poetry and manuscript submissions. Set to debut in fall, 2011 this publication focuses on the grittier genres that tend to fall by the wayside at more traditional literary magazines. The Rag editors specialize in finding original talent from all over the world, in an effort to produce a unique, entertaining and diverse reading experience, while also providing an income outlet that supports and promotes writers in a way that helps to create a sustainable demand for their work. In other words, we pay our authors for the work we publish. The Rag accepts submissions electronically, all year round.

‘Sea Change’

The 'Sealand Literary Supplement to Life' is the umbrella name for a series of periodically published books and booklets dedicated to contemporary literature. We cater to the needs of everyone who wants to gain new and deeper insights into literature. We want to bring good literature and interesting literary topics to the largest possible audience. Our primarily focus is on publishing author portraits: single volumes in which in-depth interviews and essays give an overview of the authors work, artistic growth and development, both personally and technically. These biographical insights are combined with literary, bibliographical and cultural suggestions of the author, pointing the reader to what inspires him or her artistically. Twice every year we publish ˜The Sea Change", an overview of the best prose and poetry the editors receive, either from their own contacts or from direct submissions to the 'Sealand Literary Supplement to Life'.

491 Magazine

491 is an independent print publication. We are looking for up-and-coming poets and artists to feature in our magazine.

52zine

52 is a miniature e-zine dedicated to promoting one piece of literature per week. We take submissions throughout the year to fill those 52 openings. Anyone can submit as long as the piece has not been previously published

555review

We are a fledgling literary "page" at the moment, looking for aspiring/established writers to join the cause. Our website features pieces on music and visual art as well, and we, as a whole, exist to support survivors of violent trauma. We're not necessarily looking for "survivor" stories, but will accept them.

6 Tales

Magazine Name: 6 Tales Website: http://www.6tales.com Editor: Douglas MacGowan Mailing Address:   Email: editor6tales@yahoo.com Circulation:   Submission Guidelines: http://www.6tales.com/Submissions.html Approximate Response Time 2 weeks Publishes: monthly Year Founded: 2010 Online Submissions? Yes

A Clean, Well-Lighted Place

A Clean, Well-Lighted Place was formed as a place for undergraduate, new, and emerging writers to display their works of poetry and short fiction.

ALL GENRES

All Genres accepts creative writing from all genres. We believe that good writing can exist in any genre.

All Rights Reserved

Magazine Name: All Rights Reserved Website: www.allrightsreserved.ca Editor: Matt Robinson Print Magazine? Yes Mailing Address: Email: editos@allrightsreserved.ca Circulation: Submission Guidelines: Approximate Response Time Publishes: twice per year Year Founded: 2004 Online Submissions? Yes Information about ...

American Letters & Commentary

American Letters & Commentary, Inc, is an independent not-for-profit corporation 501(c)(3). For over twenty years AL&C has been dedicated to publishing a literary annual promoting innovative and “difficult” writing. AL&C inaugurated a book imprint in 2009.

Anastomoo

Anastomoo is a southern indication of action forced through images and words into forms for reading. We are friendly and open and currently interested in all forms of handwritten word art.

and/or

and/or is a journal for creative experimental writing and/or innovative graphic art. The journal seeks submissions from writers and/or other sorts of artists whose work openly challenges the boundaries (mimetic, aesthetic, symbolic, cultural, political, philosophical, economic, spiritual, etc.) of literary and/or artistic expression

Anobium

We are primarily seeking prose and poetry. Yes, that's broad, but we're seeking anything and everything. We are looking for anything that's playful, but not obtuse; experimental, but not contrived. We're mostly interested in things that say something, rather than things that talk about saying something. We aren't strict on word counts. However, because this is a shorter volume and we want to showcase a lot of writers, most of the prose pieces we accept are between 200-1,500 words. Most poems we like are no longer than 30ish lines. Of course, in this economy, we can fudge the numbers. We like writers ranging anywhere from John Barth to Vladimir Nabokov to Franz Kakfa to David Foster Wallace to Jonathan Ames to Sam Lipsyte to Blaster Al Ackerman to Haruki Murakami to Jorge Luis Borges to Daniel A.I.U. Higgs to Norman Mailer to Hunter S. Thompson to Jose Saramago to Freidrich Nietzsche. Fill in the blanks.

Anobium

Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Coleoptera Infraorder: Bostrichiformia Superfamily: Bostrichoidea Family: Anobiidae Subfamily: Anobiinae Genus: Anobium (“Bookworm,” in other words.) Anobium is literature; a collusion of molecules, fused into a conceptual (w)hole. As a conceptual entity, Anobium is the headbirth of Benjamin van Loon and “Mary J. Levine,” who doesn’t exist. Anobium is Chicago-based, independent publisher who specializes in the compilation and assemblage of strange, surreal and insectile literature. Our aim is to produce consciously designed and intelligently written contemporary literature. Those who pronounce auguries about the Death of the Book fail to realize that what is death for some is rebirth for others. We believe technology compliments our interaction with artifactual literature; it does not demolish it. Our relatively ‘short’ volumes (80-100 pages) and chapbooks will read easily, store safely and wear evenly - as a good book should.

ANTIQUE CHILDREN: A Mischievous Literary Arts Journal

ANTIQUE CHILDREN: A Mischievous Literary Arts Journal

Appalachia Fiction and Fact

Appalachia Fiction and Fact was founded in 2011 by an Albion College student with a desire to raise awareness about the devastating effects of mountaintop removal on the ecosystem and people of the Appalachian Mountains. This online literary magazine is dedicated to publishing both fictional and nonfictional forms of creative expression specifically revolving around the subjects of Appalachia and the Appalachian Mountains. However, it is also open to reading and perhaps even publishing works of radical environmental writing pertaining to other subjects.

Apparent Magnitude

Apparent Magnitude will be a place where lovers of sci-fi and speculative fiction and poetry (AKA nerds, like me) can publish work which, while rooted in the musings of science and technology, transcend the common definitions of genre fiction. Have an experimental poem about a squirrel android? Perfect. A short story about a psychic dog that has a voice box written in iambic pentameter? Great. Something non animal related? Yeah, that too.