Literary Magazines

Issue #1 just published! 108 big full-color e-pages, full of spiny, succulent fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art. On the search for more literature that thrives, literature that makes us swoon,

The name Bolts of Silk comes from Dark Matter, a vivid poem by the wonderfully talented Rebecca Elson, who died tragically young. Unfortunately copyright permission is beyond the budget I have for this project, but I would definitely recommend looking out for A Responsibility to Awe, the collection that contains this poem. Bolts of silk were traditionally given as prizes in Japanese poetry competitions. Bolts of Silk features poetry from across the world, poetry that has something to say and says it beautifully.

Coldnoon is a journal of travel poetics that envisions travel not as flux but instead as gaps in travelling itself. ?Coldnoon? means a shadowed instant in time when the inertia of motion

Lunarionuovo is a monthly literary magazine, founded in 1979 by Mario Grasso, sicilian poet, writer and essayist. It publishes poetry, fiction and critical essays, and it contains a special

Birdfeast was imagined and created on Thanksgiving 2011. It runs quarterly with a feast of 10-20 poems each issue. Birdfeast welcomes all forms and styles of poetry, and publishes

The editors of Works & Days began with a simple concept: that there are too many concepts out there. They wanted a way to present new work in a straightforward manner, without gimmicks

Bohemia Waco, Texas bohemia-journal.comMission Our mission is to let people know there are artists in Waco, TX. Our goal is to meet other artists from all over the world. Description

Beginning September 2012, Lillyrock Poetry Journal will be an online monthly periodical publishing new poetry by new poets.

Kalyani Magazine is a biannual literary magazine encouraging women of colour to express their views, their experiences, their feelings. Each issue explores a theme that matters to women using diverse writing styles to evoke diverse ideas. Whether you just started writing yesterday, or finished your first book when you were two, your stories deserve to do more than just gather dust on your shelves.

Enhance is an online literary and art magazine that will try to understand the human?s perception of life through literature and art. Enhance is interested in publishing new and emerging artists in all genres.

The Urban Resistance is a new publication open for submissions of poetry, short stories, flash fiction, creative non-fiction, and visual art for our inaugural issue. Our goal is to publish our print edition annually with previews of selected author's work published online monthly. All written and visual artists are welcome to submit and we'd particularly like to see work by previously unpublished authors for our inaugural issue.

Illuminating undiscovered voices, Shadows Express is dedicated to presenting emerging writers to discerning readers. We strive to bring quality to the reader: fiction both engaging and entertaining; poetry that speaks to the heart; and helpful, inspiring non-fiction.

Fifth Wednesday Journal is an independent print literary magazine founded in 2007. It is published biannually. Using guest editors for fiction and poetry with each issue FWJ publishes many

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

We seek poetry of all genres, fiction, photography, cartoons, art work and articles. We are not yet a paying market. We do not publish offensive language, hate speech, vulgarity or profanity. We are open to religious works, nature, philosophical, strong imagery etc...We publish established and new writer\'s and artists. We respond quickly usually within a week and almost always include a comment.

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

RATIONS Literary Magazine publishes the original works and ideas of both emerging and established artists in an effort to encourage conversations across the generational gaps. The

egg is an online poetry magazine delivered via email, one poem per week. Read it right then or save it for your train ride, your after dinner snack, or your Monday morning ritual. No rush?you?ve got the whole week. Why egg? Find out more at eggpoetry.com.

What should I send you?: 1-2 video recordings of 1-2 poems, as well as the poem itself in a .doc/.pdf/.rtf document. The poetry must be your own, read by you, and sent via a

At Little Fiction we like to think of the short story as the mp3 of the literary world. And we believe it can do for emerging and indie authors what the digital single did for bands of the same kind. Little Fiction publishes each short story on its own, complete with an original cover design. The stories are made available as free downloads in multiple formats: namely iPhone, iPad, and most Kindle / Kobo style eReaders

Fortunates is a collection of short poems to be read one after the other in a random order. Some prophetic or proverbial, spanning tragic to irreverent, and all independently brilliant and

Poetry, that time-traveling hobo with a room at the Ritz, doggedly knocks on your window like a scheming friend at midnight. A poem can whisk you away; to a Harlem basement in 1961, to an

Seraphemera Books & Music offers you... A bean. The garbanzo bean...found throughout the world in nearly every culture's cooking, and a staple of the vegan diet...is an amazingly diverse

eFiction is not a literary journal. It is a fiction magazine that presents guilty pleasure fiction of all genres. It was started by Doug Lance from his dorm room in 2009. It has since exploded in

Our editors live in Budapest, New York, Liverpool, Sweden, and Dubai. We try to select quality writing of which we thankfully receive more and more as time goes on. Our mission is to encourage people who are serious about writing.

Dark romantic magazine publishing poetry, prose, short stories, art & photography. Each issue is \'themed\' and we prefer work that is written with that in mind.

Our goal is to publish poems online that we feel speak to the ideas of Apocalypticism as described by Peter O'Leary in his essay "Apocalypticism: A Way Forward for Poetry", published by The Chicago Review.

Slice of Life is a new online journal for flash prose. We are connected to the online writing workshop, Diving Deeper, but you don?t have to be a member to submit your work. We are looking

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.