Poetries in English Magazine

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Poetries in English Magazine

  • Website: https://www.poetriesinenglish.com/
  • Print magazine: No (online only)
  • Submissions: Seeks fearless and intelligent poetry, fiction, and essays that challenge convention and ignite intellectual curiosity. Looking for work that is unafraid to be difficult, provocative, or strange - pieces that take genuine risks in form, style, or subject matter. Particularly drawn to experimental, surreal, or philosophically daring writing. Not interested in quiet, well-behaved literature; wants voices that are urgent, singular, and reject conformity. No subject is off-limits - seeks intellectually rigorous, formally ambitious work that speaks with uncompromising honesty.
  • Other information: Distinguished by its nonconformist approach to literatures in English. A platform for the vanguard that refuses to be constrained by tradition. Describes itself as "a carefully curated act of rebellion" featuring iconoclastic but intelligent collections. Targets sophisticated, urban, intellectually adventurous readers who seek challenging perspectives rather than easy comfort. Open to all styles and aesthetics, from raw and visceral to cerebral and abstract. Only criterion is exceptional quality and mastery of craft.
  • Genres: Poetry, fiction, essays
  • Publication frequency: Semimonthly (every two weeks)
  • Founded: 2025
  • Editors: Sterling Davis
  • Contact: editor@poetriesinenglish.com
  • Submission guidelines: Available at https://www.poetriesinenglish.com/submissions.html
  • Response time: Approximately 2 weeks
  • Compensation: Not specified
  • Online submissions: Yes
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Belladonna’s Garden

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Belladonna's Garden

  • Website: https://www.belladonnasgardenlit.com/
  • Print magazine: No (online only, with hopes of expanding to print)
  • Submissions: Seeks emotionally honest, bold writing that stirs something deep. Welcomes cozy horror, romance, magical realism, hopeful and strange stories. Loves lyrical prose, image-rich poetry, hybrid forms, and experimental structure. Especially drawn to work exploring identity, grief, transformation, historical stories, faith, folklore, dreams, silence, and survival.
  • Other information: Small, independent literary magazine founded by Shari Wilder, rooted in "the strange and the lyrical." Believes in slow publishing, careful curation, and gentle fiction that makes space for softness and beauty. The name reflects their ethos: "beauty with bite, softness with poison, language that heals, but also haunts." Welcomes emerging and underrepresented writers alongside established voices.
  • Genres: Poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, magical realism, cozy horror, romance
  • Publication frequency: Quarterly (four issues per year)
  • Founded: 2025
  • Editors: Shari Wilder (founder and editor)
  • Contact: belladonnasgardenlit@gmail.com
  • Social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/bdg.lit/
  • Submission guidelines:
    • Poetry: Up to 3 poems
    • Fiction and creative nonfiction: Under 5,000 words
    • Multiple submissions: May submit three poems at once OR one piece in two categories (e.g., one poem and one short story)
    • Simultaneous submissions welcome (notify immediately if accepted elsewhere)
    • Only unpublished work accepted
    • Include short third-person bio with submission
    • Submission period: July 15 - August 31, 2025
  • Compensation: No payment mentioned
  • Inaugural issue: October 2025
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MoonLit Getaway

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MoonLit Getaway
  • Website: https://www.moonlitgetaway.com/
  • Print magazine: Yes (Annual anthology "Harvest Moon" published each fall; online content updated every two weeks)
  • Submissions: Seeks artwork, fiction, and poetry that enraptures readers with excitement, wonder, and intrigue. All genres accepted. Accepts submissions from new, emerging, and established creators worldwide. Currently free to submit. Simultaneous and previously published submissions accepted (though previously published works only considered for online publication, not anthology).
  • Other information: Multi-genre literary journal founded by Brandon Nadeau. Publishes online content every two weeks with annual print anthology. First issue of "Harvest Moon" scheduled for release September 23, 2025. Does not accept AI-generated content.
  • Genres: All genres of fiction, poetry, and artwork
  • Publication frequency: Online content published biweekly; print anthology annually in fall
  • Founded: 2025 (appears to be recently established)
  • Editors: Brandon Nadeau (Executive Editor), Alex E. Harrison (Fiction Editor), Olive Scott (Poetry Editor), Jacinta Manna (Associate Poetry Editor), Jace DeAngelo (Content Editor)
  • Contact: Not specified in provided information
  • Social media: Not specifically listed, but mentions to follow their social media for updates
  • Submission guidelines:
    • Artwork: Any medium, 300 dpi resolution, .jpg/.jpeg/.png format (max 10MB), include title, medium, dimensions, and 150-word artist statement
    • Fiction: One story up to 2500 words, .docx or PDF format, Times New Roman font, double-spaced
    • Poetry: Up to 8 poems in a single document, .docx or PDF format
Compensation: Contributors published in anthology receive a physical contributor copy
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Mississippi Review

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Mississippi Review
  • Website: https://www.mississippi-review.com/
  • Print magazine: Yes (two issues per year)
  • Submissions: Seeks Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry. Submissions for issue 53.3 open May 15-June 30, with particular interest in nature-themed pieces. Annual contest awards prizes in Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry. Submissions preferred through Submittable, though mail submissions are accepted with $3.00 fee per submission.
  • Other information: Founded by Gordon Weaver in 1972 at the University of Southern Mississippi. Frederick Barthelme took over as editor in 1977. Housed in the University of Southern Mississippi's Center for Writers. Contest winners and finalists make up the summer issue. All contest submitters receive a copy of the summer issue.
  • Genres: Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry
  • Publication frequency: Biannual (Winter and Summer issues)
  • Founded: 1972
  • Editors: Not specified in provided information
  • Contact: Address for mail submissions: Mississippi Review, 118 College Drive #5144, Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39406-0001
  • Social media: Not specified in provided information
  • Contest information: Mississippi Review Prize opens in August annually. Awards $1,000 prizes in Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry.
Upcoming issue: Mississippi Review 53.3 will be published Winter 2026
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Novus Literary Journal

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Novus Literary Journal
  • Website: https://novusliterary.com
  • Print magazine: Yes (Annual Fall Print Edition); Digital editions published in Spring
  • Submissions: Seeks literary works with fresh and innovative approaches - fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and plays (digital editions only). Voice-driven pieces preferred. No genre writing accepted. Submissions for Spring Digital Editions open late January (published May); Fall Print Edition submissions open September (published late November/early December).
  • Other information: Literary journal housed at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee. Publishes work from national and international writers alongside undergraduate student work. Name "Novus" means "new" in Latin, reflecting their focus on fresh, novel perspectives. No mention of payment offered.
  • Genres: Literary Fiction, Creative Nonfiction/Memoir, Poetry, Plays (digital editions only), Visual Art
  • Publication frequency: Biannual - Spring Digital Editions and Fall Print Edition
  • Founded: Unknown (succeeds previous journal "Lyre of the Phoenix")
  • Editors: Sandee Gertz (Managing Editor), Libby Knight (Assistant Managing Editor), with student editors including Sara Magana, Shelby Rogers, and Cristian Dunn
  • Contact: novus@cumberland.edu
  • Social media: Not specified in provided information
  • Submission guidelines:
    • All submissions in Times New Roman, 12-point font, double-spaced
    • Poetry: Up to 6 poems in one Word document
    • Prose: 1-2 pieces, 4,000-6,000 words (up to 10,000 for digital editions)
    • Include brief bio with submission
    • Submit via Submittable
    • Unpublished work only; simultaneous submissions accepted
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Lilomul

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Lilomul
  • Website: https://lilomuljournal.wixsite.com/home
  • Print magazine: No (online publication with monthly updates)
  • Submissions: Seeks experimental poetry, lyric essays, fragmented fiction, diaristic work, photo essays, and hybrid forms. Prioritizes work addressing transformation, decay, displacement, intimacy, silence, and rebirth. Especially welcomes voices from marginalized communities—queer, trans, neurodivergent, disabled, working-class creators and survivors of abuse. Looking for emotionally urgent work that resists traditional categorization. 
  • Other information: Literary and art journal founded on principles of radical softness and created for those who feel disjointed from traditional literary spaces. No payment offered. Response time is approximately 14 days.
  • Genres: Experimental Poetry, Lyric Essays, Fragmented Fiction, Photo Essays, Hybrid Forms
  • Publication frequency: Website is updated monthly; themed issues published periodically
  • Founded: 2025
  • Editors: Tendai Nombulelo Mushaike
  • Contact: lilomuljournal@gmail.com
Social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576334217977
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Good Company Lit

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Good Company Lit
  • Website: https://www.goodcompanylit.com
  • Print magazine: No (online publication with regular updates)
  • Submissions: Accepts short stories in any market genre, poetry, and nonfiction. Seeks well-written, immersive, and meaningful content that is suitable for Muslim consumption but enjoyable for all readers. Looking for fiction that helps readers explore life’s challenges and triumphs, poetry that captures moments with emotional depth, and nonfiction that fosters human connection through shared experiences. Submissions should reflect the magazine’s mission to offer content that is halal by default, without sacrificing artistic depth. Upcoming themed issue on authenticity will be published in December 2025, with submissions opening in September. Does not accept previously published work. Simultaneous submissions are welcome. Submissions are accepted year-round through their website.
  • Other information: Family-friendly literary magazine aiming to provide a thoughtful and engaging alternative in the literary landscape. No payment offered. Response time is approximately one month.
  • Genres: Fiction, Poetry, Creative Nonfiction
  • Publication frequency: Website is regularly updated; themed issues published periodically
  • Founded: 2021
  • Editors: Mouna Kacem
Contact: Submissions via submission page Email: contact@goodcompanylit.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodCompanyLit/
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Flash Phantoms: A Journal of Horror Flash Fiction

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Flash Phantoms: A Journal of Horror Flash Fiction

  • Website: https://www.flashphantoms.net/
  • Print magazine: No (digital publication only)
  • Size: New publication
  • Location: Not specified
  • Submissions: Accepts horror flash fiction (1,000 words or less) and micro fiction horror (100 words excluding title). Stories should be edgy from the beginning and end with impact. All submissions must be unpublished, in English, and from writers worldwide. Submit through Submittable. $5 fee for 24-hour response. AI-generated content not accepted.
  • Other information: Features a Story of the Month with author interview. Double-spaced, 12pt formatting required with no paragraph indentation. Include brief cover letter with bio. No simultaneous submissions unless withdrawn immediately upon acceptance elsewhere. Submit one story at a time. Originally started as a three-woman team but has expanded.
  • Genres: Horror Flash Fiction, Horror Micro Fiction
  • Publication frequency: Not specified
  • Payment: No payment currently offered, plans to pay writers in the future
  • Founded: Not specified
  • Editors: Laura Shell, Pam Metz, Terry Strait
  • Social media: Listed on Duotrope, Submission Grinder, and Chill Subs, Facebook
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Purple Stallion Review

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  • Website: https://www.purplestallionreview.org
  • Print magazine: Yes (annual publication)
  • Submissions: Accepts poetry submissions of all kinds. Poems should be the author's original work (no AI-generated content). Poets may submit up to 5 poems at a time for consideration, once per issue.
  • Other information: The 2025 issue is scheduled for publication in January 2026. Contributors receive a free copy of the magazine but no monetary payment. Supporters can donate through Patreon (patreon.com/PurpleStallionReview); Gold donors receive a free copy, while Platinum donors receive a copy and editorial feedback on one poem. Response time is 3-6 months.
  • Genres: Poetry only (with flexibility on form)
  • Publication frequency: Annual
  • Founded: 2025
  • Editor: Cecelia Verdum
  • Contact: Email: purplestallionreveiw@gmail.com
  • Social Media: Twitter/X: https://x.com/PurpleStallionR
  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/purplestallionreview
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Vita Poetica Journal

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Vita Poetica Journal

  • Website: https://www.vitapoetica.org/store/p/fifth-anniversary-issue-all-formats
  • Print magazine: No (online quarterly publication)
  • Submissions: Accepts creative work explored through a spiritual lens, including fiction, multimedia, reviews, interviews, and contemplative practices. Currently closed for poetry, creative nonfiction, and visual arts (reopening March 1, 2025). Looking for work engaging with religious faith or broader inquiry into meaning and human experience. Appreciates work that is open and thoughtful rather than didactic. Seeks diversity in experiences, backgrounds, spiritual perspectives, genres, and art disciplines. Welcomes cross-genre, cross-discipline, or multimedia experimentation. Does not accept previously published work, including web-published or self-published material. Simultaneous submissions welcome with notification.
  • Other information: Asks for first-time publication rights; all rights revert to author/artist after publication. Response time up to 3 months for creative submissions, about 1 month for queries/pitches. Uses Submittable for fiction and multimedia submissions. Reviews and interviews require queries via email. No payment offered. Run by a nonprofit organization with a small team of volunteers.
  • Genres: Fiction, Poetry (temporarily closed), Creative Nonfiction (temporarily closed), Visual Arts (temporarily closed), Multimedia, Reviews, Interviews, Contemplative Practices
  • Publication frequency: Quarterly
  • Founded: 2020
  • Editors: Caroline Langston, J. Morris, Julie Wan
  • Contact: Submissions via Submittable
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Audi Locus: A Journal of Poetry

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Audi Locus: A Journal of Poetry

  • Website: https://www.audilocus.com
  • Print magazine: No (digital publication only)
  • Size: New publication
  • Location: Not specified
  • Submissions: Accepts poetry, visual art, and photography. Looking for work that is bold, resonant, and emotionally honest—pieces that echo long after the final line or image.
  • Other information: Publishes two carefully curated online issues per year (January and July). Uses online submissions via form at https://www.audilocus.com/submissions. Response time approximately 4 weeks after submissions close. No payment offered.
  • Genres: Poetry, Visual Art, Photography
  • Publication frequency: 2/year (January and July)
  • Payment: No payment offered
  • Founded: 2024
  • Editors: Maudie Bryant
  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/audilocusblog/
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Dominique

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Dominique Literary Magazine

  • Website: https://dominiquelitmag.org/
  • Print magazine: No (digital publication only)
  • Size: New publication
  • Location: Not specified
  • Submissions: Accepts fiction, poetry, and nonfiction with a word count range of 100 to 20,000 words. Seeking beautiful, truthful work that experiments with form and subject. Particularly interested in debut authors and voices not already represented in other literary magazines. No submissions that glorify violence, hate speech, or discrimination.
  • Other information: Publishes accepted work on a rolling basis. No submission fees. Uses email and online submissions. Response time approximately 14 days. Volunteer-run magazine with no subscription or submission fees.
  • Genres: Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction, Any genre
  • Publication frequency: Rolling basis
  • Payment: No payment offered
  • Founded: 2025
  • Editors: Henry Stevens, Eben Bracy, John Oyewole
  • Contact: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575894206392
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thehaikushack

The Haiku Shack Magazine

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The Haiku Shack Magazine

  • Website: https://creativeramblings.com/haiku-shack-magazine/
  • Print magazine: No (digital publication only)
  • Size: New publication
  • Location: Not specified
  • Submissions: Accepts poetry (all forms) and short stories (all genres) with a maximum of 100 words. Looking for meaningful and impactful work that shows instead of telling. Preference given to haiku, tanka, and their featured form "Flashku." No simultaneous submissions.
  • Other information: Each issue is inspired by a specific theme and photograph. Open to writers at least 17 years of age, including emerging authors and never-published writers. Accepts submissions until 40 accepted pieces are reached for each issue.
  • Genres: Poetry, Microfiction, Haiku, Tanka, Flash Fiction
  • Publication frequency: Not specified (brand new publication)
  • Payment: No payment offered at this time
  • Founded: 2025
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Good River Review

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Good River Review

  • Website: www.goodriverreview.com
  • Founded: 2021
  • Format: Online only (no print edition)
  • Accepts submissions: Yes
  • Size: Literary journal of Spalding University's School of Creative and Professional Writing
  • Location: Louisville, Kentucky
  • Genres: Cross-Genre, Drama, Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Reviews, Screenplay, Children's/YA
  • Notes: Publishes two issues per year. Accepts simultaneous submissions. Submission lengths: prose under 5000 words, up to five poems, 10-minute stage plays or short films. No payment. Response time up to 4 months. Editors: Kathleen Driskell (Editor-in-Chief), Ellyn Lichvar (Managing Editor).
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Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine

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Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine

  • Website: https://elleryqueenmysterymagazine.com/
  • Print magazine: Yes
  • Size: Premier literary magazine ("the world's leading Mystery magazine")
  • Location: Norwalk, CT, US
  • Submissions: Accepts all types of mystery short stories including psychological suspense, deductive puzzles, private eye cases, police procedurals, and imaginative mysteries. Prefers stories between 2,500-8,000 words but accepts stories from 250 words up to 20,000 words. No explicit sex or violence, no true crime.
  • Other information: Founded in 1941. Has published more than forty Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners. Established the Department of First Stories in 1949 for new writers. Has a global focus with the Passport to Crime department featuring translations.
  • Genres: Mystery, Crime, Suspense, Detective, Psychological Suspense, Hard-boiled, Cozy, Police Procedural, Noir, Classical Whodunit
  • Publication frequency: Not specified
  • Payment: 5 to 8¢ per word, sometimes higher for established authors
  • Founded: 1941
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Mystery Tribune

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Mystery Tribune

  • Website: mysterytribune.com
  • Print magazine: Yes (Print and digital)
  • Size: Independent publication
  • Location: Not specified
  • Submissions: Accepts previously unpublished fiction, non-fiction, art and photography, and flash fiction related to mystery, crime, noir, and suspense. Submissions should be between 3,000-6,000 words typically (though no strict limits). All submissions must be in English.
  • Other information: Publisher and Managing Editor: Ehsan Ehsani. Takes a multi-sensory approach to mystery, featuring content across various media. Provides honorarium for fiction and non-fiction published in print edition (amount discussed upon acceptance). Responds to submissions within approximately three months.
  • Genres: Mystery, Crime, Noir, Suspense, Fiction, Non-fiction, Art & Photography, Flash Fiction
  • Publication frequency: Daily online content; print frequency not specified
  • Payment: Honorarium for print contributors; online contributions generally unpaid
  • Founded: Not specified
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Arkana

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Arkana

  • Website: https://arkanamag.org/
  • Print magazine: No (Online only)
  • Size: University-affiliated literary journal
  • Location: Conway, AR, US
  • Submissions: Seeks work that "asks questions, explores mystery, and works to make visible the marginalized, the overlooked, and those whose voices have been silenced." Especially interested in work from Delta region, BIPOC, immigrant, LGBTQ+, women, disabled, and neurodivergent writers.
  • Other information: Founded in 2016. Graduate-run journal of the University of Central Arkansas. Staff and editors are students in the Arkansas Writers' MFA Program. Nominates writers for Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net. Features audio recordings of published pieces.
  • Genres: Fiction, Poetry, Creative Nonfiction, Scripts, Translation, Artwork, Illustrated Narrative
  • Publication frequency: Not specified
  • Payment: $50 Editors' Choice Awards in each genre
  • Founded: 2016
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After Dinner Conversation

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After Dinner Conversation

  • Website: https://www.afterdinnerconversation.com/
  • Print magazine: Yes
  • Size: Independent nonprofit publisher
  • Location: Tempe, AZ, US
  • Submissions: Seeks philosophical and ethical short story fiction (1,500-7,000 words) that prompts discussion. Looking for stories addressing universal issues where "two reasonable people could reasonably disagree about what a good (or just) person should do."
  • Other information: Founded in 2019. Editor: Kolby Granville. Monthly print and digital publication. Wide distribution through 22,000 digital libraries, Apple Books, and Amazon. Rated "Most Popular Fiction Magazine 2024" and "Top 10 LitMag of 2023, 2024" by Chill Subs.
  • Genres: Fiction with philosophical/ethical themes
  • Publication frequency: Monthly
  • Payment: $75 per accepted story
  • Founded: 2019
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Glassworks Magazine

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Glassworks Magazine

  • Website: glassworksmagazine.com
  • Print magazine: Yes
  • Size: University-affiliated literary journal
  • Location: Glassboro, NJ, US
  • Submissions: Accepts artwork, fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, flash, and hybrid forms. Seeks "work with insight, depth, and emotion" that employs "deliberate craft of creation and format." Especially seeks to promote work by authors from marginalized communities.
  • Other information: A publication of Rowan University's Master of Arts in Writing program. Named after Glassboro's founding as "Glass Works in the Woods" in 1779. Graduate students serve as editors under faculty guidance. Provides free online access to all issues while also producing print issues with full color artwork.
  • Genres: Art, Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Flash
  • Publication frequency: Bi-annual print issues, monthly online flash features
  • Payment: One print contributor copy
  • Founded: Not specified
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Gargoyle Magazine

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Gargoyle Magazine

  • Website: gargoylemagazine.com
  • Print magazine: Yes
  • Size: Independent literary magazine
  • Location: Arlington, VA, US
  • Submissions: Prefers emailed submissions through their submission portal. No formal guidelines. Seeks "work we can live with. Work we can read 20 times and still get a kick out of." Tends to publish works that are "bent, twisted, edgy, and/or funny."
  • Other information: Founded in 1976 by Russell Cox, Richard Peabody, and Paul Pasquarella. By 1977, Peabody was the only remaining founder. The magazine was on hiatus from 1990 to 1997. Dedicated to printing work by unknown poets and fiction writers, as well as seeking out the overlooked or neglected. The magazine archive is housed in the Special Collections at George Washington University's Gelman Library in DC.
  • Genres: Art, Fiction, Interviews, Nonfiction, Poetry
  • Publication frequency: Annual (currently)
  • Payment: One contributor copy
  • Founded: 1976
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Club Plum Literary Journal

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Club Plum Literary Journal

  • Website: www.clubplumliteraryjournal.com
  • Print magazine: No (Online only)
  • Size: Independent literary journal
  • Location: Not specified
  • Submissions: Publishes creative nonfiction, flash fiction, prose poetry and art by emerging and established authors whose absorbing tales and imagery unravels in voices either understated or lyrical but always powerful.
  • Other information: Founded in 2019. Editor: Thea Swanson. Provides a focused reading experience without ads or distractions. Describes itself as "a safe place" that excludes sexist, homophobic, or racist content.
  • Genres: Art, Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry
  • Publication frequency: 4 issues per year
  • Payment: No
  • Founded: 2019
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Cimarron Review

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Cimarron Review

    • Website: cimarronreview.com
    • Print magazine: Yes
    • Size: Literary quarterly published by Oklahoma State University
    • Location: Stillwater, OK, US
    • Submissions: Publishes work with a wide-ranging aesthetic: bold and ruminative, sensitive and shocking, imaginative and truth-telling. Seeks the finest stories, poems, and essays from working writers across the country and around the world.
    • Other information: Founded in 1967. One of the oldest quarterlies in the nation. Publishes writers at all stages of their careers, including Pulitzer and O. Henry prize winners. Member of the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses (CLMP).
    • Genres: Art, Fiction, Nonfiction, Photography, Poetry, University Published
    • Publication frequency: 4 issues per year
    • Payment: Contributor copies
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Chestnut Review

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Chestnut Review

  • Website: chestnutreview.com
  • Accepts unagented submissions: Yes
  • Size: Independent literary magazine
  • Location: Not specified
  • Submissions: Features poetry, short fiction, flash fiction, art, and photography from around the world. Writer-centered, selective publication with online quarterly and annual print publication. Responds to all submissions within 30 days.
  • Other information: Founded in 2019. Pays artists and staff. Publishes 4 online issues per year and 1 print issue. ISSN: 2688-0350. Named after the stubborn chestnut trees that continue to send up shoots despite blight, symbolizing the persistence of artists.
  • Genres: Art, Fiction, Nonfiction, Photography, Poetry
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Modern Artist

The Modern Artist

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The Modern Artist

  • Website: modernartists.org
  • Print magazine: No
  • Size: Independent literary magazine
  • Location: Not specified
  • Submissions: Seeks work that reflects on the artist's identity and creative process, particularly exploring the intersections of art, identity, labor, and technology in today's rapidly changing world. Interested in fresh, unconventional perspectives, especially those underrepresented in the art world.
  • Other information: Founded in 2024. Created specifically to address the changing role of human artists in a technology-driven world with the rise of AI-generated art. Aims to provide a platform for artists to shape cultural and philosophical dialogue around the future of art.
  • Genres: Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Poetry, Visual Art
  • Publication frequency: Not specified
  • Payment: No
  • Founded: 2024
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The Threepenny Review

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The Threepenny Review

  • Website: www.threepennyreview.com
  • Founded: 1980
  • Format: Print journal (circulation 10,000)
  • Accepts submissions: Yes (January 1 - April 15 only)
  • Size: Independent literary magazine
  • Location: Berkeley, California, USA
  • Languages: English
  • Genres: Fiction, Memoirs, Poetry, Essays, Criticism
  • Notes: Quarterly publication (March, June, September, December). Founded by Wendy Lesser, who continues as editor. Pays $400 per story/article, $200 per poem/Table Talk piece. Does not accept simultaneous submissions. Length limits: articles 1200-2500 words, Table Talk 1000 words, stories/memoirs 4000 words, poetry 100 lines.
  • Awards: Works frequently selected for Best American Poetry, Best American Travel Writing, Best American Essays, and O. Henry Prize Stories anthologies.
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