PHIL LIT Journal: (PROSE) General Submissions — Nonfiction
Before you apply
About this call
PHIL LIT Journal is a literary magazine that publishes work engaging with philosophical and cultural themes. Its general submissions for the Winter Issue are open to nonfiction prose that broadly and loosely interprets the theme 'Inheritance & Impressions.' The journal seeks essays that explore the transmission of memory, legacy, and the marks left by experience, whether personal, historical, or cultural. The submission process is free, reflecting the journal's commitment to accessibility. The editors encourage writers to read current and past issues to understand the journal's aesthetic and intellectual range. The Winter Issue will be curated with an eye for prose that is thoughtful, well-crafted, and resonant with the theme, without being prescriptive. While no monetary prize is offered, publication in PHIL LIT Journal provides a platform for nonfiction writers to reach a discerning readership. The journal's online presence and free subscriber model ensure that accepted work is widely accessible. The editors value submissions that demonstrate originality, depth, and a nuanced approach to the theme.
What to send
One prose work in standard manuscript format with no identifying information; label as fiction or nonfiction in the title