Another New Calligraphy
Open now for fiction, flash fiction, nonfiction, other work, and poetry.
Last checkedAnother New Calligraphy is a Chicago-based press and online journal seeking poetry, nonfiction, interviews, flash fiction, music, and book-length projects exploring human experience and conflict.
Response time info: Please wait three months before inquiring; responses may arrive earlier.
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Submissions are always open and free. The online journal publishes short fiction exploring conflict; written submissions should be no more than roughly five pages.
Submissions are always open and free. The online journal publishes flash fiction exploring conflict; written submissions should be no more than roughly five pages.
Submissions are always open and free. The press seeks nonfiction exploring the human experience, internal worlds, and life among others; nonfiction for the online journal should be no more than roughly five pages.
Submissions are always open and free. The press considers book-length projects, interviews, music, and other modes of expression; shorter manuscripts, typically averaging about sixty pages, and thematically linked projects are preferred. Journal written submissions should be no more than roughly five pages.
Submissions are always open and free. The press seeks work exploring the human experience, internal worlds, and life among others; shorter book manuscripts, thematically linked projects, and work for the online journal are welcome. Journal written submissions should be no more than roughly five pages.
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