Poor Yorick is an online literary journal edited and published by the MFA Program in Creative and Professional Writing at Western Connecticut State University. Their focus is on rediscovering the past through objects, memories, relationships, … [Continue reading] about Poor Yorick Reading Series “Year End”
Guest Post by Geri Lipschultz. During this Lame Duck season of COVID time, I have written comparatively little of my own work, but the countertops and shelves and even the floors of my living space have been overrun by layered rectangular worlds, … [Continue reading] about Lame Duck Season
Deadline: Year-round The Blue Mountain Review launched from Athens, Georgia in 2015 with the mantra, “We’re all south of somewhere.” As a journal of culture the BMR strives to represent life through its stories. Stories are vital to our survival. … [Continue reading] about Call :: Blue Mountain Review Wants the Best Stories in All Genres Year-round
Event Dates: January 18-23, 2021 Location: Virtual Extended Application Deadline: December 1, 2020 The 17th Annual Palm Beach Poetry Festival in Delray Beach, Florida, January 18-23, 2021 will be virtual. Focus on your work with America’s most … [Continue reading] about Event :: Poetry Brings Us Together – 2021 Palm Beach Poetry Festival
Deadline: January 15, 2021 Don't forget Heron Tree Volume 8 will be dedicated to found poems composed from public domain sources. We are accepting submissions in the following categories: found poems crafted from any source material(s) in the public … [Continue reading] about Call :: Heron Tree Open to Found Poetry for Volume 8
Guest Post by Karah M. Garcia. More than anything, Felix Love wants to know what it feels like to be in love, to create meaningful art, and to secure a scholarship to Brown University. When someone puts up old photographs of Felix labeled with his … [Continue reading] about Diverse YA Fiction
Online literary magazine SWWIM Every Day publishes a single poem every weekday from women-identifying/femme-resenting poets. They feature both emerging and established writers and strive to present a diverse range of voices, ages, cultures, styles, … [Continue reading] about Sponsor Spotlight :: SWWIM Every Day
The latest issue of the Kenyon Review—the final issue compiled by editor emeritus, David H. Lynn—features work by writers whom Lynn came to know and admire during his transformative twenty-six-year tenure. Regular Kenyon Review readers will recognize … [Continue reading] about NewPages Mag Stand: Kenyon Review
The latest issue of The Common is at this week's Mag Stand. Find a special portfolio of writing from the Lusosphere: Portugal and its colonial and linguistic diaspora, with works in English and in translation exploring Lisbon, Angola, Brazil, Cape … [Continue reading] about NewPages Mag Stand: The Common
The 2019 issue of From the Depths is at the Mag Stand. The issue features fiction and poetry by Chad W. Lutz, Emily Fox, Lauran DeRigne, Alejandra Serrano, Mary Hills Kuck, Eddie Fogler, Pat Phillips West, Riley Lynne Fields, Sian.E.Martin, Emily May … [Continue reading] about NewPages Mag Stand: From the Depths
The Fall 2020 issue is now at the Mag Stand, and it features the winners of the 2020 Raymond Carver Short Story Contest: Lindsay Kennedy, C. Adán Cabrera, Ella Martinsen Gorham, Anna Prawdzik Hull, and L. Vocem. New poetry by Beth Spencer, Cho A., … [Continue reading] about NewPages Mag Stand: Carve Magazine