Consequence Forum
Open now for fiction, nonfiction, other work, and poetry.
Last checkedConsequence Forum publishes fiction, nonfiction, poetry, translations, and reviews addressing the consequences of war or geopolitical violence in its print, online, and Substack venues.
Response time info: ~32 days; sourced from The Submission Grinder
Read the full guidelines at consequenceforum.org↗Submission calls
Short fiction, flash, and excerpts addressing the consequences of war or geopolitical violence; shorts and excerpts are fewer than 5,000 words, and flash is fewer than 1,000 words. Submissions are welcome January 15–April 15 and July 15–October 15.
Interviews, critical and personal essays, narrative nonfiction, and other nonfiction addressing the consequences of war or geopolitical violence; fewer than 4,000 words. Submissions are welcome January 15–April 15 and July 15–October 15.
Reviews of books, movies, or plays related to craft and/or the magazine’s themes are primarily solicited, but the editors are open to pitches; 1,500–3,000 words. Submissions are welcome January 15–April 15 and July 15–October 15.
Poetry in any form is welcome with no stated content restrictions beyond addressing the consequences of war or geopolitical violence; up to three poems per submission. Submissions are welcome January 15–April 15 and July 15–October 15.
Translations follow the guidelines and payment scale of the corresponding genre and must address the consequences of war or geopolitical violence; additional submission requirements are listed on the submission platform. Translations are open year-round.
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