Literary Magazines

2 Elizabeths is a short fiction, flash fiction, and poetry publication, focused on creating value and visibility for writers. We are committed to reading every single submission we receive.

Ambit is a surreptitious peek inside a private world. Without it such vital sparks of inspiration could well be lost for ever.? ? Ralph Steadman Ambit is a 96-page quarterly literary and artwork

We provide a showcase for the best in British and international contemporary poetry. We publish around 30 poets each issue, and many take up the option of recording their work for our blog.

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.

Belle Reve Literary Journal is a weekly updated online literary experience. We strive to capture everything that makes the South

Below the Fold Magazine is a humor site written by women publishing short, satirical fiction. Written by women for women? Maybe. But we hope certain men and some children will also benefit substantially from reading our pieces.

Beorh Weekly Website https://beorhweekly.wordpress.com/ From the Editor Beorh Weekly publishes literature of the weird, odd, uncanny, strange, macabre, grotesque, and fantastic. Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, and Prose Poetry is considered. Beorh Weekly Publishes 50 (Or More) Stories Every Year… And Pays You For Your Work With Exposure! How Do Ya Beat Them Apples? Send for consideration […]

Black Heart Magazine is an independent online literary magazine, transmitting our tenacious texts around the world at the speed of wifi.

Based in Boston, MA and founded in February 2016 by Sarah A. O’Brien, Boston Accent Lit aims to showcase work that is daring and innovative, as well as providing a platform for underrepresented

“By and by” evokes the humid warmth of Southern hymns, the comfort of a grandmother or grandfather, the all-encompassing belief in the future. A term that once

Chagrin River Review is named after the Chagrin River, which flows into Lake Erie in the Northeast corner of Ohio. Not only do we publish work with Ohio connections, but any poetry and stories

Compose: A Journal of Simply Good Writing is a biannual, online publication that features work by both established and emerging writers

Epiphany is committed to publishing literary work in which form is as valued as content. We look for writing, wherever it may fall on the spectrum from experimental to traditional, that is thoroughly realized not only in its vision but also in its commitment to artistry. We are especially open to writers whose explorations of new territory may not yet have found validation elsewhere.

Eunoia Review is an online literary journal committed to sharing the fruits of ‘beautiful thinking’. Each day, we publish one new piece of writing for your reading pleasure. We believe that Eunoia Review can and should be a home for all sorts of writing, and we welcome submissions from writers of all ages and backgrounds.

We are presently an online magazine . But with your support we plan to adopt some other publishing vias in near future.

Everyone lacks something. At Felled Limbs, we are not interested in looking for the things that are lost, and we have no desire to replace them.

Dedicated to those with creative minds. Our mission is to have a place for the freaks, the weirdos,strange folk and otherwise free thinkers to have a home.

A bi-annual publication, Floyd County Moonshine has been in production over five years, publishing a variety of home-grown Appalachian writers in addition to writers from across the country.

Golden Walkman Magazine is a literary magazine in the form of a podcast aimed at giving the written word a voice.

Hermeneutic Chaos-A Literary Journal Website http://hermeneuticchaos.wordpress.com/ From the Editor Art is the ultimate paradox of humanity. It constantly seeks to find kinship with the ephemeral quicksand while simultaneously pausing to contemplate over the mismatched heartbeats of each granule. Even more so, literary art, for it becomes the responsibility of 26 meager alphabets to rummage through […]

Inkspill Magazine publishes literary and genre fiction, poetry, articles and art. It showcases high quality work that pushes the boarders of creativity. We take pride in our appearance. “…the pages are all adorned with beautiful words and pictures all crafted to be incredibly aesthetically pleasing and unique.” – ‘Literature Bitch’ review. We’re free to read online, and are one of the first literary magazines to be published via Apple’s Newsstand for iPads.

Founded in 2015, JuxtaProse is an Idaho-based literary magazine that publishes fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, art, and photography from around the world.

Litbreak is an online literary journal that is published by Jason Chambers and edited by Dennis Haritou. Our signature photography is by Jason Rice.

Lost Sparrow Press is a small independent press focusing on poetry, literary, and art publications. We are dedicated to the vast world of humanity and the many differences therein. We are seeking talent that is still lurking in the shadows

Lotus-eater is a literary magazine based in Rome. We are looking for daring, unusual, and inspiring writing. Our ambition is two-fold: to publish high-quality poetry and prose in the English language

Madcap Review is a semiannual online journal of literature and art. As our name indicates, we embrace the impulsive, the reckless, and the lively, but we also have great respect for form and restraint.

Mason’s Road: A Literary Arts Journal Website http://www.masonsroad.com From the Editor Mason’s Road is an online literary magazine sponsored by Fairfield University’s MFA in Creative Writing and run by the graduate students of the program. We publish fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, drama, and craft essays, and focus each issue on an aspect of the writing […]

Menacing Hedge is a quarterly journal of poetry, fiction and artwork, that is committed to fostering access to emerging and experimental poetry and prose. Ongoing publication is scheduled for the first weeks of July, October, January, and April. Menacing Hedge plans to publish a yearly Best of Print edition. Menacing Hedge will carefully archive all its editions to ensure that an author’s/artist’s work will remain on the web for many, many years to come. Regrettably, Menacing Hedge cannot pay its contributors at this time.

The Minetta Review is the oldest surviving literary and arts publication at New York University and is completely

Muse India is devoted to Indian literature and showcases Indian Writing in English as well as translations from all Indian language literatures. Each Issue focuses on one of the Indian language literature.

Nietzsche said, ‘Without forgetting it is quite impossible to live at all.’ Yet, the tension remains: between the desire to forget, and the instinct that you cannot,

Octavius is a new literary magazine for students in Scotland which aims to bridge the gap between being an unpublished student and submitting to professional magazines and journals.

October Hill Magazine set sail on its maiden voyage as a non-profit magazine in the Spring of 2017 in New York City. The magazine grew out of the Literary Lights Writer’s Group,

OF ZOOS is a new electronic literary journal by Singaporeans for Singaporeans, and everyone else. We publish poetry and its sub-branches. OF ZOOS loves literature and art; invention

Newly founded in 2014 at Dawson City, Yukon, One Throne is an online literary magazine published quarterly. Our goal is to showcase the foremost in writing

Ostrich Review is an online journal of poetry, storytelling, and art founded in 2012.

Phree Write Magazine features writing that is daring, unique, relatable and, most importantly, understood by its readers.

Posit is an online journal which publishes four issues per year of poetry, prose, and visual art. We feature a dynamic, accomplished, sophisticated work that may be eclectic in style

Red Truck Review is an online journal that features poets, fiction authors, academics, publishers/editors, artists,

RIVET features new literary work that breaks from the confines of traditional literary journals to surprise, delight, and challenge readers.

Published by the students of the MFA Creative Writing Program at the University of South Florida, Saw Palm captures the unique experience of Florida life

Tallow Eider Quarterly is based out of Olympia, WA and showcases the most innovative art and writing available. We welcome poetry, art and fiction submissions year-round.

The Aurorean has been featured in Poet?s Market and several-times recommended as a ?Pick? by the prestigious Small Press Review, most recently for its 10th Anniversary Issue (Fall/Winter 2010?2011). SPR has said of the Aurorean: ?a journal that has both high production values and quality poetry … perfect to elevate you from the dark night of the soul.? In January of 2011, NewPages reviewer Sima Rabinowitz said of our 15th Anniversary Issue: “This little journal will fill you up.” Our focus is always poetry of New England, and poetry of the seasons (including haiku) although we are open to other subjects as well. In a world full of angst, we publish poetry that uplifts, inspires, and is meditational, but is not religious or denominational, as we are ever mindful of diversity.

The Cardiff Review is a digital and print literary magazine that publishes contemporary graduate writing. The magazine was launched to give talented students a platform

The College Review is an online publication that focuses on bringing new and fresh writers into the spotlight, with a special emphasis on those currently in college or recently graduated. Established in March of 2013,

The Literary Bohemian , the hippest online destination for travel-inspired poetry, ?postcard? prose and snappy reviews. Updated with (almost) monthly issues, the site is bursting with intriguing content and boasts design to die for with retro luggage labels, compasses and yellowing

The Monarch Review is a publication dedicated to sustaining a literary tradition both curious and amenable to the necessary adaptations of creative lives lived in a world of increasingly rapid technological advancement. Only within an understanding of tradition as existing in a state of perpetual change can it be sustained.

The Zodiac Review is a quarterly literary magazine for discerning readers and writers of fine short fiction. Here you will find stories of flash fiction and short story length, each selected quarterly from submissions that cross the old lines separating literary fiction from genre fiction. And here you will find prose poetry, another form of literature that crosses boundaries to tell its stories. Among the many themes and sub-themes you may find in stories here are fate vs. free will, cosmic irony, and some of the many fascinating ways in which astrology is understood by the characters who populate the stories…subjects that expose the inscrutability of the universe and the poignancy of the human condition.

“A collection of contemporary literature informed by history and older art, 21st century science and philosophy, and the ending of print culture. An elegiac perspective, uninterested in banality,

From the website. Hello. My name is Harald Holczer and I am the builder of this website. I started this website for several reasons. One was to publish my own words and expose them

Independent sister site to Shanghai’s HAL Publishing and Far Enough East. Based in Portland, Oregon. A theme based literary and arts journal founded by editor Dena Rash Guzman.