Gramarye
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Last checkedGramarye is a peer-reviewed University of Chichester journal seeking scholarly and creative work on fairy tales, fantasy, Gothic, magic realism, science fiction, and speculative fiction.
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Seeks short fiction relating to fairy tales, fantasy, Gothic, magic realism, science fiction, and speculative fiction. Maximum 3,000 words; one story or several, due by 21 September 2026.
Seeks articles using literary and historical approaches to fairy tales, fantasy, Gothic, magic realism, science fiction, and speculative fiction. Long articles are 5,000–8,000 words or short articles are approximately 3,000 words; submissions are due by 21 September 2026 and require a 100-word abstract and brief biographical note.
Book reviews on fairy tales, fantasy, Gothic, magic realism, science fiction, and speculative fiction are approximately 1,000 words; submissions are due by 21 September 2026 and require a brief biographical note.
Seeks poetry relating to fairy tales, fantasy, Gothic, magic realism, science fiction, and speculative fiction. Submit up to four poems totaling no more than four pages or 240 lines; long poems, traditional forms, flash fictions, and experimental creative writing are encouraged, due by 21 September 2026.
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