Beaver Magazine

Open now for flash fiction, nonfiction, other work, and poetry.

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Beaver 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

flashLiteraryCloses Dec 31

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.

nonfictionLiteraryCloses Dec 31

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.

otherLiteraryCloses Dec 31

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.

poetryLiteraryCloses Dec 31

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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