My Galvanized Friend
Open now for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
Last checkedMy Galvanized Friend is a biannual LGBTQIA+-focused literary magazine publishing fiction, nonfiction, essays, poetry, and visual art.
Submission calls
Open to: Submitters must identify as LGBTQIA+, and submissions must contain LGBTQIA+ content.
The winter Issue 6 theme, “The Immoral of the Story,” seeks dark, queer retellings or subversions of fairy tales, folklore, fables, and familiar stories. Priority is given to fiction of 500–3,500 words, though all lengths are considered. Submissions are accepted July 1–November 15, 2026. Review typically occurs in the month immediately before publication. Honorarium: $25.
Open to: Submitters must identify as LGBTQIA+, and submissions must contain LGBTQIA+ content.
The winter Issue 6 theme, “The Immoral of the Story,” seeks dark, queer retellings or subversions of fairy tales, folklore, fables, and familiar stories. Priority is given to nonfiction and essays of 500–3,500 words, though all lengths are considered. Submissions are accepted July 1–November 15, 2026. Review typically occurs in the month immediately before publication. Honorarium: $25.
Open to: Submitters must identify as LGBTQIA+, and submissions must contain LGBTQIA+ content.
The winter Issue 6 theme, “The Immoral of the Story,” seeks dark, queer retellings or subversions of fairy tales, folklore, fables, and familiar stories. Priority is given to poetry of two pages or less, though all lengths are considered. Submissions are accepted July 1–November 15, 2026. Review typically occurs in the month immediately before publication. Payment is $10 per page.
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