The Lowestoft Chronicle is an online literary magazine that publishes fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. While its name evokes a sense of place, the magazine's scope is international, with a focus on work that is accessible, engaging, and often humorous or satirical. The journal has been publishing since 2009 and has featured a wide range of established and emerging writers. As a rolling submission opportunity, the Chronicle offers writers the chance to submit their work at any time, without the pressure of a deadline. The magazine does not charge a submission fee, according to its guidelines, though this should be verified on the website. Accepted work is published online and is freely accessible to readers. The editorial vision favors concise, well-crafted pieces that demonstrate a strong voice and a sense of narrative. While the magazine does not adhere to a single aesthetic, it tends to favor work that is witty, insightful, and often under 3,000 words for prose. Poetry submissions are also welcome, with no strict length limits, but shorter poems are preferred.