Variety Pack ★Work published here has won or been selected for: Best Microfiction.
Open now for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
Last checkedVariety Pack is an inclusive literary journal publishing fiction, nonfiction, poetry, reviews, and interviews, with submissions currently open from September 1 through October 15.
Response time info: Between the end of the reading period and the week before the release date of the issue
Read the full guidelines at varietypack.net↗Submission calls
Flash fiction up to 1,000 words; short fiction and novelettes between 1,001 and 9,000 words. Submit up to three flash pieces in one document, or one longer piece; only one submission per reading period and one category per submission period.
Accepts up to three nonfiction pieces, with a maximum of 5,000 words total; if submitting three creative nonfiction pieces or essays, limit each to 1,500 words unless solicited. Submit one category only and one submission per reading period.
Accepts ghazals, sonnets, haikus, senryu, diptychs, triptychs, prose poems, sestinas, pantoums, traditional forms, free verse, and experimental forms; epic poems are a hard sell. Submit up to four poems in one document, one category only, and one submission per reading period.
Accepts finished reviews of books, albums, television series, films, theatrical productions, and visual art exhibits, as well as interviews with relevant authors, artists, editors, and others. Reviews and interviews are submitted by email rather than Duosuma; the page says they are unpaid.
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