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.

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.

Antiphon poetry magazine

Providing a showcase for the best in British and international contemporary poetry.

ANTIQUE CHILDREN: A Mischievous Literary Arts Journal

ANTIQUE CHILDREN: A Mischievous Literary Arts Journal

APOCRYPHALTEXT

Magazine Name: APOCRYPHALTEXT Website: http://www.apocryphaltextpoetry.com/ Editor: Alan May Mailing Address: Email: apocryphaltexteditor@gmail.com Circulation: Thousands. Submission Guidelines: http://www.apocryphaltextpoetry.com/Submissions.htm Approximate Response Time One week to three months. Publishes: Irregularly Year Founded: 2005 Information about your publication: APOCRYPHAL ...

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.

Apple Valley Review

Magazine Name: Apple Valley Review Website: http://www.applevalleyreview.com/ Editor: Leah Browning Mailing Address: Email: editor (at) leahbrowning.net Circulation: Submission Guidelines: http://www.leahbrowning.net/Apple/Submit.html Approximate Response Time 1-8 weeks Publishes: twice yearly Year Founded: 2005 Online Submissions? Yes Information ...

Artichoke Haircut

Artichoke Haircut was created not to reaffirm the editors preexisting aesthetic prejudices just the opposite. We were bored of much of the contemporary literature we had been reading, and much of what had been force fed to us by larger literary publications. We wanted to be surprised, and we wanted to publish a magazine that would surprise our readers. For that reason we strive to publish the best work from around the country by up and coming writers who have yet to have their voices heard by a large audience.

Asia Writes

Asia Writes features select poems and short stories from Asian/ mixed-Asian writers. You may submit your works and third-person bio (which may include a photo a! nd links to your books) to asiawritesmail [at] gmail [dot] com. Writers from the Philippines, India, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Thailand, Japan, China, Korea, the Middle East, etc. or mixed-Asian writers residing anywhere in the world are invited to submit their most outstanding works.

Asinine Poetry

Asinine Poetry is the journal of asinine poetry, a monthly publication of poetry and prose that attempts to be kinda funny.

Asylum Ink

The goal of Asylum Ink is to build greater awareness and traffic between the various contributors as well as create an easily digestible anthology for fans. If you are interested in participating, all contributions will be credited to their respective creators, a free ad and links will be provided to your home pages. The compendium features the finest in horror, sci-fi, and dark art around.

At Length

At Length is a venue for ambitious, in-depth writing, music, photography, and art that are open to possibilities shorter forms preclude. As a print-friendly online magazine, we create ways for readers, listeners, and viewers to interact with noteworthy long work, and other publications have noticed. Among those who have recommended our writing and interviews are Harpers.org, NPR online, The Awl, VillageVoice.com and Longform.org, which called “The Decisive Ones” one of the year’s 20 best essays. Best American Poetry 2011 will feature our selection of poems from Major Jackson’s Holding Company, and Best Music Writing 2011 will include Nate Chinen’s “Direction Nowhere.”

Autumn Sky Poetry

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.

Avalon Literary Review

The Avalon Literary Review welcomes work from both published and unpublished writers and poets. We accept submissions of poetry, short fiction and personal essays. The author's voice and point of view should be unique and clear. We seek pieces which spring from the author's life and experiences. Submissions which explore both the sweet and bitter of life, with a touch of humor, are a good fit for our Review. While we appreciate the genres of fantasy, science fiction and horror, our magazine is not the forum for such work.

Bananafish

Magazine Name: Bananafish Website: http://bananafishmagazine.com/ Editor: Daniel McDermott Print Magazine? Yes Mailing Address: Email: info@bananafishmagazine.com Circulation: Submission Guidelines: http://bananafishmagazine.com/submit.html Approximate Response Time One Month Publishes: Online: weekly Print: Annually Year Founded: 2009 Online Submissions? Yes Information ...

Barcelona Review (18th)

18. The Barcelona Review is 18 in our Top Online Literary Magazine list. They are ...

BareBack

We are a small independent literary and arts magazine dedicated to publishing BareBack writing, that is writers who aren't afraid to take off their gloves when creating. We publish up to four stories per issue, eight poems per month, and one featured artist. We are always looking for new talent, and authors who fit in, or don't fit in, with what we're doing

Barge Journal

Barge Journal reads unsolicited submissions year round. Submit through our submissions manager on the website. We seek experimental fiction and poetry as well as (emphasis on the creative part) creative non-fiction -- though we prefer non-genre, non-classifiable work above all. Long story short, this isn't the place to submit your literary fiction or formal poetry.