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At The Heduan Review, we want to uplift the voices of every kind of writer and make literary fiction writing more approachable. We look for authentic pieces of short fiction, poetry, and prose poetry, as well as nonfiction personal essays, that... Read more
The Meadowlark Review is the student-run, online literary journal of the MFA Program in Creative Writing at the University of Wyoming. The magazine is inspired by the American West, but loves work that pushes against the traditional... Read more
Vine Leaves Press likes to blur the line between commercial and experimental works. They publish biography/autobiography, creative nonfiction, reference books, short story collections, poetry collections, and character-driven novels with a... Read more
Decolonial Passage welcomes writing from all writers engaged in the decolonial project, regardless of the writer’s race, origin, gender, disability, or geographical location. Simultaneously, Decolonial Passage centers African,... Read more
The Globe Review strives to create an accepting and diverse community of writers based on the core values of tolerance and creativity. It aims to empower marginalized and in any way oppressed social and ethnic groups, and to discover... Read more
Emergent Literary is an assemblage of black and brown work. To the editors, Emergent refers to urgency, immediacy, inception and birth, beginning, forefront, and now. It also refers to the philosophy of emergence as interreliant... Read more
Compass Rose is a literary magazine in which voices seek direction in the vast wilderness of life. The editors read for beauty in the language that seeks to understand.
Littoral Magazine online is a magazine that comes out eight times a year on the solstices, equinoxes, Candlemas, Beltane, Lammas, and Samhain. It concerns itself with nature, spirituality, and environmental matters. Poets, prose writers... Read more
Each issue of Menagerie Magazine is a curated exhibit of poems, fictions, and hybrid works that deserve the close attention of a small stage. Like a Joseph Cornell shadow box, the editors bring together a mixture of things found and made... Read more
