Complicit Press operates as a literary magazine with an ongoing, rolling submission window. This structure suggests an editorial stance that prioritizes continuous engagement with new writing rather than periodic, themed calls. For the submitting writer, it offers the rare advantage of timing a submission to when the work is truly ready, rather than rushing toward a fixed deadline. The magazine's remit spans fiction, poetry, and nonfiction, indicating a broad literary scope. While no specific aesthetic or thematic constraints are stated, the absence of genre restrictions places the curatorial emphasis squarely on the quality and distinctiveness of the writing itself. The press does not disclose submission fees or prize details, so contributors should consult the official guidelines for any financial or rights-related terms before submitting. Because the call is rolling, there is no external urgency imposed on the writer. The editorial team reads on an ongoing basis, which can mean variable response times. This is a venue for writers who value a sustained, open-ended relationship with a literary publication over the cycle of contest-driven deadlines.