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Raw Lit★Work published here has won or been selected for: Wigleaf Top 50, Best of the Net.Responds: ~2 weeks
Raw Lit is a free literary magazine seeking emotionally raw, original prose and poetry in any genre, with submissions opening twice yearly for up to two weeks or until its cap is reached.
F(r)iction is a genre-inclusive literary magazine and publishing project accepting fiction, flash fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and related online writing.
Teach. Write. is a literary journal for writing teachers that publishes fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, dramas, screenplays, and writing-prompt-inspired work.
Open to: Submitters must be writing teachers or explain the impact a writing instructor has had on them.
The New Cornwall Review is a Falmouth University literary journal publishing diverse, contemporary poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction from around the world.
Open to: Contributors who were Falmouth University students, staff, or administrators within the last three years are ineligible.
The River is an online literary magazine sponsored by the University of Maine at Farmington, publishing poetry, fiction, flash fiction, nonfiction, and short dramatic works.
Spectrum Literary Journal is a University of California, Santa Barbara journal publishing inventive fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and hybrid work across genres and forms.
I-70 Review is an annual literary magazine publishing poetry, fiction, and flash fiction, with submissions accepted during a July 1-November 30 reading period.
Rat Bag Literary is a paying market for weird, speculative fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry, with digital and print publication options.
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Closes Nov 30$5 for standard paid submission; $25 for expedited response; $20 for unhinged feedback.Pays: 1 cent per word up to $20; reprints pay half-rate up to $10.
Nat 1 Publishing is a niche science-fiction and fantasy publisher accepting anthology stories and poetry year-round, as well as full-length standalone works including chapbooks, novelettes, novellas, novels, and children’s books.
Expedited submissions have a fee; amount not stated.Pays: Anthology authors receive a digital copy and may occasionally receive a small monetary payment. Full-length authors receive 50% of platform payouts, paid quarterly via PayPal; chapbook authors may opt for a $25 lump sum.
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Expedited submissions have a fee; amount not stated.Pays: Authors receive a digital copy of the anthology; occasional small monetary payments may be offered.
The Lit Nerds is a literary magazine seeking hopeful, uplifting fiction, poetry, and specific forms of creative nonfiction, with free submissions and payment in publication, promotion, and adoration rather than money.
The Pink Hydra is a queer-friendly, international publication seeking speculative and unreality-themed fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and collections for monthly books and zines.
LIMINAL.SPACES is a literary platform focused on environmental themes and welcomes fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art addressing human, planetary, and speculative concerns.
Qwerty Magazine is a Canadian literary magazine publishing poetry and prose, currently seeking poems referencing Dropout or CollegeHumor for a collaborative chapbook.
Silly Goose Press is a craft-forward literary magazine seeking whimsical, fantastical, humorous, and polished writing, including fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and hybrid work.
Superheroes, Super Problems is an original anthology seeking superhero-centered fiction and poetry across several genres, with stories focused on the human problems behind extraordinary powers.
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