Jackson-Fletcher

Burn the Map is an annual anthology of cultural and political resistance seeking short stories about current events or social issues, particularly work grounded in authenticity and lived experience. Maximum 1,500 words; up to two submissions are allowed.

Burn the Map is an annual anthology of cultural and political resistance seeking flash fiction about current events or social issues, particularly work grounded in authenticity and lived experience. Maximum 1,500 words; up to five submissions are allowed.

Burn the Map is an annual anthology of cultural and political resistance seeking essays about current events or social issues, particularly work grounded in authenticity and lived experience. Maximum 1,500 words; up to two submissions are allowed.

Burn the Map is an annual anthology of cultural and political resistance, seeking poetry about current events or social issues, particularly work grounded in authenticity and lived experience. Up to five poetry submissions are allowed.

General fiction submissions welcome short stories across all genres and blended genres. Novellas and novels are planned for the future, but currently only short stories are requested. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.

General nonfiction submissions include personal essays, critical essays, and hybrid work. There is no word limit; most essays are under 5,000 words as a guideline. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.