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PHIL LIT Journal: (POETRY) General Submissions

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PHIL LIT Journal Overview

Before you apply

Eligibility
Open to
Submissions must be in English or accompanied by an English translation by the original author.
Where
Remote or online
Length
Up to 6 pages
Simultaneous
Allowed
Prize and rights
Prize or pay
publication in PHIL LIT; no payment stated
Rights
First serial rights with 90-day exclusivity from first publication; rights then revert to the author
Response time
Judge
for a future PHIL LIT Poetry Prize cycle
Response time
About 60 days

About this call

PHIL LIT Journal is currently accepting general poetry submissions for its Winter Issue. The submission window is open until November 13th, 2026, or until the journal reaches its cap. There is no fee to submit. The journal invites work that broadly and loosely interprets the theme 'Inheritance & Impressions.' As a publication, PHIL LIT Journal maintains a commitment to accessible and engaging literary work. The journal's current issue is always open and free to read, with the current volume available to free subscribers. This practice reflects a dedication to broad readership and community engagement. Submitters are encouraged to read recent issues to understand the journal's aesthetic and editorial preferences. The curatorial vision for this call centers on the theme 'Inheritance & Impressions,' which suggests an interest in work that explores lineage, legacy, memory, and the marks left by experience. While the theme is interpreted loosely, successful submissions will likely demonstrate a thoughtful engagement with these concepts, whether through personal narrative, cultural critique, or formal experimentation. The journal seeks poems that resonate with authenticity and craft, contributing to a conversation that is both intimate and universal.

What to send

Manuscript

No identifying information in the manuscript or file name

How to apply

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