Tint Journal ★Work published here has won or been selected for: Best Microfiction, Pushcart Prize.
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Last checkedTint Journal is a biannual literary journal publishing fiction, nonfiction, flash, poetry, and In Conversation contributions by or about writers for whom English is a second or non-native language.
Response time info: Up to two months between the end of a call and an answer
Read the full guidelines at tintjournal.com↗Submission calls
Open to: Submissions must focus on work by ESL writers or the ESL writers themselves.
In Conversation submissions are currently open. Submit one 700–1,500-word review, interview, profile, or other text focused on ESL writing or ESL writers; propose ideas to the editors. Contributors may be remunerated €25 upon publication.
Biannual literary-issue submissions are accepted only during an open call. Short stories should be 1,000–4,000 words; one piece per category. Previously unpublished original English work only.
Biannual literary-issue submissions are accepted only during an open call. Flash fiction or flash nonfiction must not exceed 600 words; one piece per category. Previously unpublished original English work only.
Biannual literary-issue submissions are accepted only during an open call. Creative nonfiction pieces should be 1,000–4,000 words; one piece per category. Previously unpublished original English work only.
Biannual literary-issue poetry submissions are accepted only during an open call. Submit one poem only; it must not exceed four C4, A4, or Letter pages.
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