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Established in 1972, The Journal is the nationally distributed, prize-winning literary journal of Ohio State University. It publishes the highest quality fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and reviews by both emerging and established...
The Keepthings is a digital memoir project that publishes stories of lost loved ones, inspired by the things they left behind. In essence, they’re love stories told through objects. Though small in size—600 words max—the stories are...
The Light Ekphrastic seeks artists and writers interested in collaboration resulting in the creation of new works inspired by the old. Those chosen will be paired with another artist (a poet with a painter, for instance), and each will...
The Literary Times , is an independent literary arts platform, where the editors welcome multitude of genres. They aim at creating a safe space for creators, writers and artists to share their ideas and expression without any bias or...
Published trianually at Schoolcraft College, The MacGuffin is a print-only lit mag featuring poetry, prose, and fine art from both home and abroad. The magazine aims to highlight writing that takes risk with form and expands genres, along...
The Meadow publishes work each summer from beginning and experienced writers and artists. They are one of the few literary journals in the country that publishes their students alongside national writers. Writing from The Meadow...
Founded in 1978, the Missouri Review has earned a reputation for finding and publishing the very best writers first. Each issue contains new fiction, poetry, and essays, along with author interviews, art, and found-text features such as ...
The editors publish poetry by writers residing in or inspired by the northeastern coastal United States . They publish original poetry in all styles, including but not limited to:
Founded in 2015, The Opiate is a quarterly literary magazine dedicated to publishing envelope-pushing work. It accepts both print and online submissions.
The Paris-American ’s mission is to unite talented emerging poets and established poets on the same stage, while also serving as a weekly e-zine for new poetry.
The Pasticheur is an academic and peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the restless intersections of literature, art, and philosophy. The editors seek to publish work that moves and thinks, that engages with questions of identity, memory,...
The Quasar Review was founded in May 2025 to offer writers an avenue to publish their work and have their voices heard. The Quasar Review strives to embody its founding characteristics of empathy, individuality, and perseverance throughout the...
The Razor is a literary magazine produced by Gotham Writers Workshop. It publishes two pieces each month—one fiction, one nonfiction. It does not publish poetry. Each published piece will be presented with audio and original artwork.
The Rumen is a collaboration between writers, poets, and artists from a variety of demographics and backgrounds. Like the guts of an ungulate, The Rumen is a space for ideas and experiences to digest, ferment, and transform.
The Rumpus strives to be a platform for marginalized voices and writing that might not find a home elsewhere and to lift up new voices alongside those of more established writers they love. The editors publish original fiction, essays,...
The Southern Review is one of the nation’s premier literary journals. Hailed by Time as “superior to any other journal in the English language,” they have made literary history since their 1935 founding. The Southern Review...
We aim for content that reminds us that our lenses matter—they focus, distort, clarify, conceal. Based out of the English department at Washington University in St. Louis, The Spectacle is committed to publishing work from...
The Sun is an independent, ad-free magazine that for more than fifty years has used words and photographs to evoke the splendor and heartache of being human. Each monthly issue celebrates life, but not in a way that ignores its...
The Typewriter is a newly founded, online literary magazines. It publishes creative works anywhere under 1,000 words from students aged 12–18, with an acceptance rate of +90%. Publishing monthly issues every 15th, The Typewriter...
THEMA is a theme-generated journal of short stories, poetry, art and photography. Each issue is a standalone anthology based on a unique theme.
United Kingdom
Thin Skin showcases the work of writers fifty and over, who came late to writing. It is a quarterly online international magazine, publishing short stories, flash fiction and poetry. We place ourselves at the literary end of the spectrum...
Third Coast is one of the nation’s premier literary magazines—and one of only a handful of nationally distributed literary magazines to regularly include four genres. Third Coast consistently publishes often award-winning...
Three Panels Press is a vibrant magazine that carves a unique niche at the intersection of art history and ekphrastic poetry. The publication is a celebration of creativity, offering a platform where the visual and the verbal coexist and...
The editors focus on short fiction in the thriller, mystery, and suspense genres.
TOS is published by Wind & Water Press, and its purpose is to provide a market for literary Christian poetry, with “Christian” defined in the widest sense. Free verse and all forms are welcome. TOS encourages poets to take...
TINGE Magazine , Temple University’s online literary journal, is published one to two times a year.
Tipton Poetry Journal , located in the heartland of the Midwest, publishes quality poetry from Indiana and around the world.
Toasted Cheese welcomes submissions from emerging and established authors. The editors are actively searching for minority voices. Their emphasis is on submission quality, not a list of previous publications.
Tofu Ink Arts Press , a not-for-profit celebratory venture, aims at publishing poems and other arts of un-humdrum’d inclusive rhizomatic errant possibilities.
Trafika Europe showcases current fiction and poetry in English and English translation from across the Council of Europe countries, with its online quarterly digest, and Trafika Europe Radio—Europe’s literary radio station, free online! ...
Transformation Media Books is dedicated to publishing innovative works that nourish the body, mind and spirit, written by authors whose ideas and messages make a difference in...
Our Mission: t o offer a platform where each issue can be an experiment in poetic community building. We ask our contributors each issue to offer reviews of their peers to consider not only whether a poem works...
true publishes essays and writing on the craft of nonfiction in its many forms, as well as reviews, interviews, and criticism. The editors are especially interested in the intersection of reporting and narrative; how nonfiction is and...
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TSEHAI Publishers is an international press dedicated to transforming writers into authors. It selects powerful, original works that advance intercultural dialogue and social...
Tupelo Press, which released its first five books in fall 2001, is an independent, literary press devoted to discovering and publishing works of poetry, literary fiction, and...
Tupelo Quarterly publishes work by emerging and established writers and artists of many sensibilities and styles.
The Tusculum Review fosters a vibrant community for both professional and emerging writers. The editors engage a diverse audience with captivating works across four genres that reflect the complexities of contemporary life.
Twelve House Books is an independent publisher of Speculative Fiction, Quirk, and Poetry.
The Twin Bill is a quarterly literary baseball publication founded in 2020 at the start of the pandemic. The editors celebrate the rich history of the game while also recognizing its vibrant present through essays, fiction, poetry,...
Established in 2023, Twin Bird Review is a biannual online literary publication for imaginative fiction, poetry, essays, art, and comics. The editors love the metaphorical, the speculative, the fantastical, the whimsical, and the strange...
Two Cardinals Literary is an online poetry magazine celebrating multidimensional poetry and publishing twice per calendar year (winter and summer). Poetry that is compelling emotionally and contextually, personally and universally,...
A digital literary journal brought to you by students and faculty in the BA in Liberal Studies Creative Writing Concentration at Antioch University Los Angeles. Two Hawks Quarterly is dedicated to publishing works that spark debate,...
Two Lines Press , the publishing program of the Center for the Art of Translation, specializes in exceptional new writing and overlooked classics that have...
The #TWP Quarterly Lit Zine is designed, written, and managed by teens to amplify the dynamic voices of their generation. From cover to cover, The #TWP Quarterly features curated prose, poetry, interviews, audio broadcasts, art...
Type Eighteen Books publishes inspiring and innovative writing—well-crafted, well-considered stories with the potential to change lives. By prioritizing literary excellence and...
Canada
TYPO is a journal interested in semantics, absurdism, experimentally constrained writing à la Oulipo, visual poetry, asemic texts, and articles and essays on typography, film, surrealism, dada, and design.
Unbound Ink is committed to reading each submission anonymously, apart from any identifying information, including publishing history. By approaching each piece in this way, Unbound Ink aims to share a rich spectrum of voices in an inclusive...
Under the Gum Tree is a reader supported, quarterly literary arts magazine, publishing creative nonfiction and visual art. The editors believe in the power of sharing a story without shame. Too much of the human experience gets hidden...