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About the magazine
Green Linden Press is an independent literary publisher founded in 2016 by poet and editor Christopher Nelson. Based in Miami, Florida, the press is dedicated to publishing poetry and short fiction that demonstrates a deep attention to language, image, and the emotional resonance of the line. Its catalog includes full-length collections, chapbooks, and the online journal Green Linden, which features poetry, interviews, and reviews. The press operates with a commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive literary community, seeking work that is both formally inventive and accessible. Through its annual Wishing Jewel Prize and open-reading periods, Green Linden Press provides a platform for emerging and established writers whose work might otherwise be overlooked by larger commercial houses.
Editorial focus
Under a Warm Green Linden is a digital journal featuring original poetry, reviews, and interviews. The journal is a project of Green Linden Press, which publishes broadsides, chapbooks, and books of poetry. In accord with their green mission, a portion of proceeds supports reforestation efforts.
PoetryTranslation
Submitting your work
Reading periodDec 1 to Mar 21
Reading feeYes
PaymentNo payment
Response timeLess than 3 months
Simultaneous submissionsYes
Unsolicited submissionsYes
Writers should familiarize themselves with Green Linden Press's catalog and journal before submitting. The press values poems that are vivid, precise, and emotionally honest, often with a strong sense of place or narrative. For the Wishing Jewel Prize, submit a full-length poetry manuscript; for open-reading periods, send a selection of poems or short fiction. Always follow the guidelines on the website regarding length, formatting, and reading periods. Simultaneous submissions are typically accepted, but notify immediately if accepted elsewhere. Include a brief cover letter with your publication history, if any. Patience is advised, as response times can be several months due to the small editorial team.