The Class Work Project

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The Class Work Project’s Lumpen 19 seeks writing about disability and chronic illness, including crip rage, joy, and indifference.

Submission calls

fictionCloses Nov 15Pays: A small fee of £50; various payment methods available.

Fiction about disability and chronic illness, including crip rage, crip joy, or crip indifference; submissions should be 800–2,400 words, with some flexibility either way. Deadline: 15 November 2026.

nonfictionCloses Nov 15Pays: A small fee of £50; various payment methods available.

Nonfiction about disability and chronic illness, including crip rage, crip joy, or crip indifference; submissions should be 800–2,400 words, with some flexibility either way. Deadline: 15 November 2026.

otherCloses Nov 15Pays: A small fee of £50; various payment methods available.

The magazine accepts “anything in between” fiction and nonfiction on disability and chronic illness. Word count is 800–2,400 words, with some flexibility either way. Deadline: 15 November 2026.

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