LitBreak
Open now for fiction, nonfiction, other work, and poetry.
Last checkedLitbreak is an American literary magazine publishing fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and reviews, with year-round submissions.
Response time info: ~41 days; sourced from The Submission Grinder
Read the full guidelines at litbreak.submittable.com↗Submission calls
Open to: Submitters must be at least 18 years old and writers must submit their own work directly; third-party submissions are not allowed.
Fiction and novel excerpts are welcome; flash fiction and extended stories are accepted. Stories are suggested at about 5,000 words, while the general maximum is 3,500 words, making that limit advisable.
Open to: Submitters must be at least 18 years old and writers must submit their own work directly; third-party submissions are not allowed.
Essays and creative nonfiction are suggested at 500 to 1,500 words but the range is not required; the general maximum word limit is 3,500 words.
Open to: Submitters must be at least 18 years old and writers must submit their own work directly; third-party submissions are not allowed.
Film, music, and other reviews are suggested at 500 to 1,500 words but the range is not required; the general maximum word limit is 3,500 words.
Open to: Submitters must be at least 18 years old and writers must submit their own work directly; third-party submissions are not allowed.
Poems may be any length; submit up to five poems, which will be accepted or declined as a group. The general maximum word limit is 3,500 words.
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