# PHIL LIT Journal — (PROSE) 2026 WINTER ISSUE General Submissions, deadline Nov 14, 2026

> PHIL LIT Journal lists “(PROSE) 2026 WINTER ISSUE General Submissions” for all disciplines, emerging. The deadline is Nov 14, 2026.

Canonical: https://www.usemissa.com/opportunities/phil-lit-journal-prose-2026-winter-issue-general-submissions
Last updated: 2026-10-14

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| Organizer | PHIL LIT Journal |
| Type | Magazine submissions |
| Deadline | Deadline Nov 14, 2026 |
| Fee | No fee |
| Open to | Submissions must be in English. |
| Length | Up to 2,000 words |
| Prize or pay | Unpaid |
| Response time | About 60 days |

Official guidelines: [PHIL LIT Journal](https://phillit.substack.com/)

## About this call

PHIL LIT Journal is a literary magazine that publishes fiction and creative nonfiction. For its 2026 Winter issue, the journal seeks prose that engages with the theme 'Impressions & Inheritance.' The editors note that themes are open to wide interpretation and are intended to foster a cohesive reading experience rather than restrict submissions. The journal accepts standard manuscript format, with double spacing optional, and emphasizes that submissions not in standard or classic manuscript format may be declined. The journal welcomes fiction in various forms—micro, flash, short, or excerpts from longer works—as well as creative nonfiction or essays, all up to 2,000 words. Submissions must be in English, and simultaneous submissions are permitted as long as the writer withdraws immediately through the portal if the work is accepted elsewhere. PHIL LIT Journal does not accept AI-generated writing or previously published work, including material that has appeared on blogs, social media, or websites. New and emerging writers are encouraged to submit. The submission fee is waived, aligning with the journal's commitment to accessibility. The theme 'Impressions & Inheritance' suggests a curatorial interest in work that explores memory, legacy, lineage, and the marks left by experience. The journal's guidelines indicate a preference for prose that is thoughtfully crafted and formatted, reflecting a professional approach to literary publishing.

## What to send

- **Fiction or creative nonfiction prose work**: Limit: up to 2000 words

Check the organizer's own page before you apply. It has the final say on dates, fees and rules.

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