AGNI is a literary magazine with a long-standing commitment to publishing work that challenges and expands the possibilities of contemporary writing. Its flash fiction category invites concise, potent narratives that demonstrate formal control and emotional resonance. The magazine's aesthetic is broad but discerning, favoring literary fiction that prioritizes language, character, and insight over genre conventions. The reading period runs from September to May, and submissions are limited to one story per reading period, except for flash fictions under 1,000 words, of which up to three may be sent in a single file. This structure encourages writers to present a cohesive set of short works without overwhelming the editors. The $3.00 fee supports the magazine's operations and ensures a measure of seriousness from submitters. AGNI does not publish genre romance, horror, mystery, or science fiction, but it remains open to writing that borrows elements from these genres. Excerpts are considered if they stand alone. There are no word-count limits, but space constraints mean that length can influence editorial decisions. The magazine's curatorial vision favors work that is meticulously crafted, emotionally intelligent, and stylistically distinctive.