All categories are accepting submissions without a donation until September 1. Submissions with a $3 donation via Submittable are open year round to help support the magazine. To read more about Two Cities and their editors, read their About page here. “Two Cities Review is a new online review featuring quality fiction, […]
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Contrary doesn’t charge fees for submissions, but they do pay contributors. Per their site, payment “for original commentary, fiction, and poetry, Contrary Magazine pays $20 per author per issue, regardless of the number of works or nature of the submission. Reviews and Contrary Blog posts are usually unpaid.” […]
This found poem was taken from definitions for the word "grace" provided by customers at Enliten Café and attendees at Rock Canyon Poets poetry reading, including the last few lines from Inferno (a poet's novel) by Eileen Myles. The things I’ve done . . . by Trish Hopkinson Drunk Monkeys is […]
This found poem was taken from definitions for the word "grace" provided by customers at Enliten Café and attendees at Rock Canyon Poets poetry reading, including the last few lines from Inferno (a poet's novel) by Eileen Myles. The things I’ve done . . . by Trish Hopkinson Drunk Monkeys is […]
Another wonderful online series from Silver Birch Press! Get those poems and flash fiction stories in before the deadline on Sept. 30.
Another wonderful online series from Silver Birch Press! Get those poems and flash fiction stories in before the deadline on Sept. 30.
Another film-inspired poem looks back on the first time I saw the original Karate Kid at a drive-in movie theater (remember those?) I love that Drunk Monkeys promotes the poems they publish across social media with clever images. They found the perfect pic for this poem :). My poem […]
Another film-inspired poem looks back on the first time I saw the original Karate Kid at a drive-in movie theater (remember those?) I love that Drunk Monkeys promotes the poems they publish across social media with clever images. They found the perfect pic for this poem :). My poem […]
