Solecisms

Solecisms is an online literary magazine with the goal of showcasing the work of writers, regardless of whether their work conforms to certain standards. We hope to grow a community here through our love of creativity, one that will hopefully produce fruitful works of both literature and other mediums. We are a group of individuals who love writing, but find that many of the literary publications out there are more concerned with convention than creativity. In order to remedy this, we banded together to offer a more open sort of literary magazine.

Soul Vomit

Soul Vomit is an annual anthology and literary magazine published by Broken Publications. This is a themed anthology; for 2012's anthology publication, the theme is domestic violence and its aftermath. 2012 will be the first ever publication of this anthology, so we need submissions. Soul Vomit is edited by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson, who also does book reviews on the Soul Vomit web site. Because it is still in development, there may be some changes going on as far as the web site goes in order to publish more work by various authors and make it available online. Visit the site often to see updates and news.

Soundings Review

Soundings Review, a bi-annual publication in conjunction with the Northwest Institute of Literary Arts MFA program, publishes poetry, fiction, children/young adult and prose, including essays and interviews.

Southern California Review

Southern California Review is the student-run literary journal of the Master of Professional Writing Program at the University of Southern California. We have been publishing fiction and poetry since 1982 and now also accept submissions of creative nonfiction, short dramatic forms, and artwork/photography. Printed annually with original cover artwork, every issue contains exciting work by both emerging and established authors. For more information, please visit us at http://www.usc.edu/scr.

Southern Writers Magazine

We promote authors and their books. Our first year we promoted 178 authors. Our magazine is online and in print. We interview authors showcasing them in the magazine. Our articles are educational for writers to see what other authors do to achieve success. We also have instructional articles written by authors. Every venue we have promotes authors. We have an author's blog, an online bookstore for their books, venues for them to showcase their events, contest, bios, covers of their books, book signings, book trailers, read excerpt from chapters in their books. Currently we are working on a radio show to debut in the fall for authors.

Southlight

We aim to have a mix of original poetry, prose, and critical work which will include reviews, essays and literary analysis and welcomes submissions in all the languages of Scotland as well as english.

Southpaw Literary Journal

Southpaw seeks to promote authors by focussing on punchy, realistic narratives perfectly suited to short/flash fiction. Inspiration is taken from successful but edgy short format authors notably from the dirty realist school. What aligns these authors with the outlook of Southpaw is succinct, impactful writing, whilst not forsaking unique characterisation on the everyday life.

Soviet Peaches Literary Magazine

Magazine Name: Soviet Peaches Literary Magazine Website: http://www.sovietpeaches.com/ Editor:   Print Magazine? Yes Mailing Address: PO Box 436 Mankato, MN 56002 Email: editors@sovietpeaches.com Circulation:   Submission Guidelines: http://sovietpeaches.com/submit.htm Approximate Response Time 3 months Publishes: Quarterly Year Founded: 2011 Online Submissions? Yes Information about your publication:   What type of submissions you are looking for:   Information on Contests:   Picture url http://www.sovietpeaches.com/images/remote.jpg

Spark: A Creative Anthology

Our goal was to establish a high-quality, paying market where emerging authors and gain professional experience being published alongside known and respected writers.

Sparkbright magazine

Sparkbright magazine aims to showcase new and upcoming writers alongside more established talent. It publishes every six months in December and June, taking email submissions on a rolling basis. It publishes poetry and short fiction, and each issue is available as a free PDF from the website.

Specutopia – Magazine of Speculative Fiction

Specutopia is a high-quality speculative fiction magazine that is published on a bi-monthly basis (every two months). It is distributed for purchase via a variety of electronic and epub formats, including PDF, Kindle, Nook, etc. Additionally, one featured story each month (two per issue) is available to be freely read on the Specutopia website. By "speculative fiction," we mean science fiction, fantasy, and the whole range of hybrid and cross genres that cover and combine those genres.

Sphere Literary Magazine

Sphere is an international journal of student writing. It is edited by students at Fairleigh Dickinson University and contributed to by students around the world. As of May 2008, with the support of Fairleigh Dickinson University and The Literary Review, Sphere is up and running. At Sphere, we believe that the student voice should have a chance to carry itself over all landscapes and distances. By publishing on the web, Sphere will give students the opportunity to be heard wherever there are the means to access our website.

Sphere Literary Magazine

Sphere is an international journal of student writing. It is edited by students at Fairleigh Dickinson University and contributed to by students around the world. As of May 2008, with the support of Fairleigh Dickinson University and The Literary Review, Sphere is up and running. At Sphere, we believe that the student voice should have a chance to carry itself over all landscapes and distances. By publishing on the web, Sphere will give students the opportunity to be heard wherever there are the means to access our website.

SPILT Magazine

SPILT Magazine is a unique approach to visual and literary arts, embodying the principles of equality, compassion, and expression. We are aiming to provide a bi-annual in-print visual and literary arts magazine as well a bi-annual videozine that provides an outlet for art that doesn't have one. This means two things: we are an outlet for art from people who do not normally get published- immigrants, senior citizens, people in poverty, graffiti artists, the youth, and everyday people; and we are an outlet for art that defies any definition, new and experimental art that pushes boundaries.

SpitFire! Magazine

Magazine Name: SpitFire! Magazine Website: http://www.spitfiremagazine.com Editor: Jennifer Hall and Jason Grant Mailing Address: Email: submissions@spitfiremagazine.com Circulation: Submission Guidelines: http://www.spitfiremagazine.com/guidelines.html Approximate Response Time Publishes: Quarterly Year Founded: 2008 Online Submissions? Yes Information about your publication: SpitFire! Magazine is a quarterly e-journal intended to allow creative people a venue to showcase their talents. SpitFire! Magazine is an authentic, soulful space that promotes ...

Splash of Red

Magazine Name: Splash of Red Website: www.splashofred.net/ Editor: Dylan Emerick-Brown Mailing Address: Email: splashofred@gmail.com Circulation: Submission Guidelines: http://splashofred.squarespace.com/submissions/ Approximate Response Time 3 Weeks Publishes: Weekly Year Founded: 2009 Online Submissions? Yes Information about your publication: Welcome to Splash of Red, Asbury Park's literary arts magazine where only the best writing finds its way home. In case you were wondering, title comes from these three ...

Spoke Journal

Spoke is a literary, art, and audio publication cultivating an outlet for original and finely crafted ideas. Art originates in process, the interaction between ideas and environment. What is this environment, this place? What is its art, its identity?

Spry Literary Journal

We envision Spry as a literary journal that features undiscovered and established writers' concise, experimental, hybrid, modern, vintage or just plain vulnerable writing. We see this as a place for people who excel at taking risks, who thrive under pressure - for people whose words and rhythms are spry.

Squalorly

Squalorly is not your average literary journal. We do not seek scholarly imaginings, or retellings of stories not able to turn heads or change lives. We do not seek stories that don't threaten to scratch the surfaces of the complex world we live in. We do not wish to be educated or entertained by martians, demons, ghosts, or fairy godmothers. Though we know the value of such stories, we are after a different aesthetic, and would like to guide those submissions to other outlets. Squalorly does seek well-thought out stories whose intent is to be ambitious, but controlled, relatively quiet, but loud in message and emotion, suspending of disbelief, but realistic. Above all else, Squalorly wants to be moved, amazed, horrified, and educated about our world, whether it's by verse or through prose. What we want are new voices with new stories to tell that provoke thought and inspire action. We aim to publish stories from the other side of literature, those unexposed and untold, but worthy of being heard.

Steel Toe Review

Tradition means something more than just doing the same things that people before you did with slight variations. Tradition provides a set of conventions and a set of expectations, and all of these can be reinterpreted and remolded and put to new uses. At Steel Toe Review, we strive to find literary and multimedia art that challenges and re-invents traditions. Birmingham, Alabama is a natural home for such work. Anyone with knowledge of Birmingham's history knows that it is in many ways not at all a traditional Southern city, and yet it has stubbornly held onto Southern traditions perhaps more than any other comparable city.