Modern Literature operates as a literary magazine with an open, rolling submission policy. The publication invites writers working in fiction, poetry, and nonfiction to submit their work for editorial consideration. As a magazine, its curatorial scope is defined by the genres it publishes and the editorial standards of its masthead, rather than by a fixed theme or juried competition. Because the submission window is rolling, there is no external deadline imposed on writers; the rhythm of submission is determined by the writer's own readiness and the magazine's ongoing editorial calendar. The absence of a stated fee or prize indicates that this is a standard literary submission call, where the primary consideration is the work itself and its fit with the magazine's aesthetic. Writers should approach this opportunity with the understanding that literary magazines often seek writing that demonstrates craft, voice, and a sense of purpose. While no specific guidelines are provided in the available information, the genres listed—fiction, poetry, and nonfiction—suggest a broad literary range. The magazine's title, Modern Literature, implies a contemporary focus, though without further detail, writers should rely on their own assessment of the magazine's published work to gauge compatibility.