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Passeridae
By Julie Novak-McSweeney
Scraps Journal
Journal showcases artists’ abandoned work remixed with rejection letters
Months to Years
Online literary journal of writing and art about terminal illness and mortality
The Innocent Loss of First Rights
AuthorsPublish article about what “unpublished” means for contests and magazine submissions
Momma, Did You Hear the News?
By Sanya Whittaker Gragg
Jacek Mydla
Jacek Mydla is a teacher of English, a philosopher, a publishing scholar, and a lecturer in literary studies at the University of Silesia, Poland. He holds an MA in philosophy and English and a PhD in literary studies. He has published books and articles on a variety of subjects, including…
Ode
By Luci Shaw
Oprelle: New Website and Hybrid Imprints
Now accepting submissions for books promoting well-being and books promoting joy in children
RHINO Poetry Archives
Free digital samples of this well-regarded poetry journal, going back to 2010
The School Magazine
Australian lit mag for young readers
Good River Review
Spalding University lit mag publishes book reviews and creative writing for all ages
Subscriber News: December 2023
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Spirit Captive
By Helen Bar-Lev
Active Voice Magazine
Youth-led literary journal with a mission of social change
AuthorsPublish List of 35 Literary Journals Accepting Translations
Curated list of literary and genre magazines that accept translated poetry and prose
Peek Inside a Successful Book Proposal
Annotated case study at nonfiction writers’ resource Nieman Storyboard
The Most Common Formatting Mistakes When Submitting to a Literary Journal
How to avoid errors that offend editors
Wild Must Be Wild
By Jeanne Blum Lesinski
White Man’s Grave
By Richard Dooling
The Reformatory
By Tananarive Due
The Short Bus: A Journey Beyond Normal
By Jonathan Mooney
Subscriber News: November 2023
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
DECEMBER Magazine: Marvin Bell Memorial Poetry Prize
DECEMBER Magazine was founded in Iowa City in 1958, a pioneer in the “little” magazine and small press movement
SlashGear’s List of Best Websites to Find and Download eBooks for Free
Reputable sources for free and low-cost e-books and audiobooks
BookBaby’s Guide to Book Pricing for Authors
How to set a competitive and profitable price for your self-published book
Send $19.99 for Supplements and Freedom: The Chapbook
By Noah Berlatsky
Centaur
Online journal focuses on hybrid-genre short creative writing
Tenebrous Press
Small press publishing New Weird Horror
Carousel
Canadian online literary/arts journal accepts experimental book reviews
Bulb Culture Collective
Online journal of previously published poetry
Great Place Books
Literary small press publishes fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and translations
Winning Writers Announces the Winners of the 31st Annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
Billie Kelpin of Newport Beach, California won first prize in fiction and $3,000 for her story, “Sylvia”. Jennifer Tubbs of Lubbock, Texas won first prize in nonfiction and $3,000 for her essay, “Reflections”. 2,407 entries were received from around the world. Mina Manchester judged, assisted by Sarah Halper. $9,000 was…
Billie Kelpin and Jennifer Tubbs Win the 31st Annual Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest Sponsored by Winning Writers
The winners of our 2023 Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest
Atmosphere Press: The Publishing Potential Quiz
This short (and fun!) ten-question assessment about your manuscript and timeline will help clarify your choices about cover design, editorial assistance, and marketing
Black Spring Press: Best Opening for a Crime/Thriller Novel Prize
We are looking for the best 50-200 words of an ‘opening’ for a crime-mystery-thriller
Find Editors Who Like You
Poet and journalist Noah Berlatsky suggests prioritizing relationships over prestige
Moment Magazine-Karma Foundation Short Fiction Contest
The Moment Magazine-Karma Foundation Short Fiction Contest encourages writers to submit stories related to Judaism or Jewish culture or history.
Rockvale Writers’ Colony: The First TEN Pages Fellowship
Rockvale Writers’ Colony in College Grove, TN offers a fellowship to writers of fiction
Subscriber News: October 2023
Recent honors and publications earned by our newsletter subscribers
Lulu’s Veil and Jocasta’s Brooch
By Dana Curtis
Metanoia
By David Holper
Artificial Intelligence Manifesto at the Authors Guild
Author advocacy site proposes policies to prevent AI exploitation
October Full Moon
by Marilyn McVicker
1,001 Novels: A Library of America
Novelist Susan Straight’s StoryMaps archive of great American novels organized by geographic theme
The Five Pillars of Intimacy Direction
Intimacy Directors and Coordinators is an international organization that provides guidelines for the ways in which scenes of intimate relationships or intimate violence (sex, sexual assault, sexual touch, etc.) are conducted in live performance. They frame them in five pillars, listed on a handout that fell out of my journal…
Pervert
So here's the thing. I'm talking on the phone from the bedroom of my tiny graduate school apartment in Seattle to a man stoned on cocaine who has called me from a New York hotel at midnight and wants to know if I will speak with the hooker he has…
Dancing on the Blade
Content Warning: This essay chronicles a healing ritual for survivors of sex trafficking with mention of rape and sexual trauma. Guarded by outlines of enormous crows, the words “You are Beloved” are painted in giant pink letters. A six-foot lantern burns as if leading the way. The artists won't finish…
Undetermined Circumstances
Oh! ye whose dead lay buried beneath the green grass; who standing among flowers can say—here, here lies my beloved; ye know not the desolation that broods in bosoms like these. —Herman Melville, Moby-Dick It was a late spring morning when I set out driving to the small unnamed creek…
Steady
At the end of the twentieth century, I got a job stocking shelves third shift at Meijer, a superstore near my boyfriend's apartment. It wasn't the most creative chapter of my life. Though I didn't think the world was going to end, I knew that the trajectory of my life…
Only Poems
Online journal seeks to showcase suites of poems from authors around the world
