This call comes from a literary journal that positions itself at the intersection of writing and the visual, sonic, and moving image. Its stated remit is to surface calls for submissions, journal profiles, contests, readings, and other opportunities for writers and artists. The journal accepts poetry, fiction, nonfiction, essay, flash fiction, and translation alongside photography, film, documentary, music, visual art, digital art, and hybrid work. That breadth is unusual: it treats the literary and the gallery-adjacent as part of one editorial field rather than separate silos. For the practitioner, the terms are straightforward. There is no submission fee, and the call is open globally. No prize or honorarium is specified in the verified record, so the primary return is publication and editorial placement rather than a cash award. The journal does not disclose a fixed deadline in the information provided; interested artists and writers should consult the journal's own submission page for current reading periods and any genre-specific caps. The curatorial posture is plural rather than prescriptive. The journal appears to favor work that moves across categories—translation that carries a visual sensibility, nonfiction with a documentary impulse, hybrid pieces that resist clean genre assignment. Because the call spans poetry to documentary to digital art, the strongest submissions will be those that understand the journal as a space for cross-disciplinary conversation, not a single-genre review.