Beyond Books Magazine is an online publication that positions itself at the intersection of literary and visual culture. For its third issue, titled 'Prism,' the editors turn to the metaphor of light refracted: a single source that, through the prism of individual consciousness, yields a spectrum of distinct colors. The call is open to writing and hybrid work, suggesting an interest in texts that resist easy categorization—pieces that may incorporate image, fragmentation, or cross-genre strategies. There is no submission fee, and the magazine operates remotely, making it accessible to practitioners regardless of geography. The thematic prompt is deliberately open-ended, inviting writers to consider how perspective shapes perception. 'Prism' can be read as a curatorial proposition: that no single voice exhausts the truth of an experience, and that the magazine's pages are a space for chromatic multiplicity. The editors do not specify a preferred aesthetic or subject matter beyond this lens, which places the burden of interpretation—and the opportunity for originality—on the submitting artist. Work that engages with light, color, refraction, identity, or the politics of seeing may find a natural home here, but the call does not limit itself to literal readings. What the magazine offers is publication in an online issue, with the attendant visibility that comes from a curated editorial project. There is no prize or monetary award attached, and no fee to submit. The deadline is fixed: October 17, 2026. For writers and hybrid artists seeking a thematic framework that rewards conceptual agility, 'Prism' presents a considered invitation rather than a broad open call.