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Canada
The Ekphrastic Review is an online journal devoted entirely to writing inspired by visual art. Its objective is to promote ekphrastic writing, promote art appreciation, and experience how the two strengthen each other and bring...
The editors want to highlight voices that are rich with expression / language that is playful and impactful / and imagery that is evocative and unexpected.
The Esthetic Apostle publishes poetry, prose, essays, visual art, and photography with intention, craft, and a distinct artistic voice. Originally founded in Chicago and now reaching a global audience, the publication favors work with...
Canada
The Ex-Puritan is an online, quarterly publication based in Toronto, Ontario committed to publishing the best in all forms of literary storytelling. They embrace work wherever it lands on the conceptual spectrum, so long as it is...
Canada
The Fiddlehead is open to writing in English or translations into English from all over the world and in a variety of styles, including experimental genres.
The Fool’s World is for readers who want to be transported to a new yet familiar place. Its aim is to publish legit works of travel and place: nonfiction poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction travel flash, and book reviews.
The Glacier is an annual online literary journal based at Indiana University South Bend. The journal accepts submissions of poetry, visual art, short fiction, and creative nonfiction. The Glacier is interested...
The Gotham Guillotine is New York’s sharpest socialist literary magazine. Its editorial board is committed to publishing the socialist creatives of our time and to telling the literary boregeoizzzie to kick rocks.
The Haikuist is a quarterly journal dedicated to five-seven-five haiku and rooted in nature and love. The editors are seeking groupings of three to five haiku that connect together or compliment each other enough to tell a micro love...
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...
Canada
The Metaworker is an online literary magazine where great stories are forged. Their mission is to publish great things to read and the editors are interested in stories, poems, and art that have new, interesting perspectives or...
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.
United Kingdom
the other side of hope: journeys in refugee and immigrant literature is a United Kingdom–based literary magazine edited by refugees and immigrants.