Beaver Magazine
Open now for flash fiction, nonfiction, other work, and poetry.
Last checkedBeaver Magazine publishes poetry, flash fiction, nonfiction, hybrid work, and visual art in three regular issues per year.
Response time info: usually around a month or two
Read the full guidelines at beavermag.org↗Submission calls
Accepts up to 3 flash pieces of no more than 1,000 words each; brevity is preferred. Submissions are open September 30–December 31 for the Winter Issue, February 22–May 1 for the Spring Issue, and June 30–September 30 for the Fall Issue. Only one submission per genre is permitted at a time; no previously published work or AI-created work.
Accepts creative nonfiction including personal, research, and lyric essays, as well as memoirs. Submissions are open September 30–December 31 for the Winter Issue, February 22–May 1 for the Spring Issue, and June 30–September 30 for the Fall Issue. Only one submission per genre is permitted at a time; no previously published work or AI-created work.
Accepts hybrid work in any form. Submissions are open September 30–December 31 for the Winter Issue, February 22–May 1 for the Spring Issue, and June 30–September 30 for the Fall Issue. Only one submission per genre is permitted at a time; no previously published work or AI-created work.
Accepts 3–5 poems of any format, each beginning on a new page; do not submit whole collections. Submissions are open September 30–December 31 for the Winter Issue, February 22–May 1 for the Spring Issue, and June 30–September 30 for the Fall Issue. Only one submission per genre is permitted at a time; no previously published work or AI-created work.
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