Libretto Magazine positions itself as a venue for fiction that foregrounds the sensory and the affective. The editors seek work with a strong sense of imagery, desire, and emotion—narratives that linger through their linguistic precision and emotional depth. This general call is an open invitation to writers whose stories are driven by atmosphere and interiority, and who treat language as a medium for both elegance and disruption. The magazine's stated interest in styles that push boundaries suggests a curatorial leaning toward formal experimentation and lyrical prose, without sacrificing narrative coherence. The emphasis on 'words that resonate' implies a preference for writing that is memorable and affecting, rather than merely clever or topical. Submissions are accepted online, and there is no fee, making the call accessible to a broad range of writers. While no specific theme is mandated, the description points to a consistent aesthetic: fiction that explores desire and emotion through vivid imagery and a sophisticated use of language. Writers should consider how their work engages with these elements, and whether their prose achieves the kind of resonance the editors describe. The deadline is fixed, and the magazine does not charge for submissions, reflecting a commitment to supporting writers without financial barriers.