Reservoir, is a new semi-annual, online literary journal. They publish poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction and art. New issues are released in the summer and in the winter. To read their inaugural issue, click here. For more info on how to submit to literary magazine and journals, read my Submission Tips […]
Lately, I've been immersed in two dazzling books: My Name is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout and When Women Were Birds by Terry Tempest Williams. Both books deal with ideas of motherhood in ways that are touching, sometimes sentimental, but always deeply honest. So often we read mother-daughter […]
Entropy is a “website featuring literary & non-literary content. A website that seeks to engage with the literary community, that becomes its own community, and creates a space for literary & non-literary ideas.” Last month they posted an article on where to submit in October and November. Click here to read […]
Yellow Chair Review is an inclusive, quarterly online literary arts publication, passionate about supporting marginalized voices. While their main love is poetry, they also accept flash fiction, non-fiction, art, and reviews. They are open to any variation of these forms as well. Also, Yellow Chair Review runs a […]
So pleased to have another poem included in one of Silver Birch Press’ amazing series!
If you haven’t yet been following the adventures of fellow poet and traveler Niccolea M Nance you are missing out! She’s been posting regular updates and all the details of the submissions she’s been sending in for her 100 Submissions in 100 Days challenge. Here’s her latest post…
immix is a new inclusive online lit mag and “an in-depth social justice journal brought to you by millennials, seeking a diverse array of writers to help crush injustice via the written word in really lengthy, innovative ways.” I wondered how and why this journal came to be, so I […]
immix is a new inclusive online lit mag and “an in-depth social justice journal brought to you by millennials, seeking a diverse array of writers to help crush injustice via the written word in really lengthy, innovative ways.” I wondered how and why this journal came to be, so I […]
The literary magazines/journals listed below are recently established or considered to be "fledgling" on Duotrope. All offer some form of payment and are currently open to submissions. Fledging journals are a great way to cut your teeth if you've never been published, often have faster response times, and […]
Poets write because we have ideas, passions, and impulses inside of us that demand expression. We are artists. That said, when placing your work you have to be a little more practical--one part artist, one part real estate agent. Finding a lasting home for your poetry can be […]
