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Diamond Gazette is an international literary magazine for youth. It publishes young writers ages thirteen to twenty-two years of all backgrounds. The Gazette is dedicated to empowering multifaceted young voices and perspectives...
Published by Black Sun Lit, digital vestiges is an online miscellany of poetic ephemera.
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Dishsoap is a nerdy, uncool, earnest magazine that wouldn’t wait three days to call you if it got your number. That’s quarterly in the sense that a week is a quarter of a month. That’s easily excitable. That can’t wait to see what you’ve...
Canada
DMQ Review , one of the longest continuously running online journals in the nation, welcomes American and international Prose Poems from all cultural identities in the English language. Read about their specific focus on the “About” page...
Now in its twenty-sixth year, Dogwood seeks work that connects directly with readers. Judges for the competition have included former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky, NEA Chairman Dana Gioia, and Oprah book club author A. Manette Ansay...
The Dolomite Review is a quarterly literary magazine publishing fiction, poetry, and essays that linger long after the final line. Rooted in Michigan and inspired by the Midwest, it champions emerging...
Doubly Mad takes its title from the poem “Listening” by Robert Bly: “because the world is mad, / the only way through the world is to learn the arts / and double the madness.” It is interested not only in emotionally powerful work, but...
The Drift & Dribble Miscellany publishes an eclectic compendium of stories, poems, essays, and dribbles, and especially those works that capture the uniqueness and beauty of inhabiting our complex human world. The society has an...
TX
John Updike once said, “Creativity is merely a plus name for regular activity. Any activity becomes creative when the doer cares about doing it right, or better.” Driftwood Press is actively searching for artists who care about doing it...
Northern Michigan’s premier independent literary journal in continuous publication since 1996, Dunes Review publishes two volumes of poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction per year. It is a print journal. Work originally published in ...
Earth’s Daughters is a feminist literary and arts periodical published in Buffalo, New York. The longest-running feminist literary magazine, continuously published since 1971.
The goal of the East on Central Association is to encourage artistic expression of the creative spirit through its journal and activities. The annual journal began with a local focus but now includes work from artists and writers throughout...
Eastern Iowa Review especially likes lyric essays and prose poetry, but check their guidelines for genres accepted during specific reading periods. They have occasional print issues every few years, usually as a collection of select...
Canada
Eastern Structures picks up where Contemporary Ghazals left off, publishing English-language examples of the Middle Eastern form, but now also Korean sijo and Japanese tanka—the latter rendered exclusively in the five-seven-five...
This magazine is for bilingual (and trilingual) readers and writers. All texts on this site are published with translations—into English if the text is in Russian or Ukrainian, and into Russian or Ukrainian if the text is in English.
Ebony Tomatoes Collective is a literary organization for personal and political liberation run by a Black queer collective. Its platform includes up to three print issues annually, a monthly newsletter, and low-cost events and workshops...
Each issue of Ecotone brings together the literary and scientific, the personal and biological, the urban and rural.
Recommended Reading , a magazine by Electric Literature , publishes one story a week: a piece of original fiction, or a story chosen by today’s best authors or editors. Each issue includes a personal foreword by that week’s editor...
Their only requirement is that a piece has been previously rejected and revised since it was initially sent out. The writers they want to publish have sat with their work; they have considered their rejections and have actively worked on their...