Meat for Tea: The Valley Review Call for Submissions
Submit your best poetry, prose, cartoons, visual art, and recipes to award-winning arts & literary journal, Meat for Tea: The Valley Review, an independent, non-academic affiliated arts & literary journal.
Submission details at www.meatfortea.com
Random Sample Review, an online literary and arts journal, is accepting submissions for its Summer 2019 issue.
“We accept poetry, fiction, nonfiction, art, and hybrids. Keep in mind that we are currently short on work written by POC, women, LBTQ folks, and people with disabilities and are particularly interested in seeing work from these communities. For everyone else, please do not let this deter you from submitting. We want your work, too!”
To be considered for the Summer issue, please submit by June 10th. All other submissions will be considered for the Winter 2020 issue.
Submission guidelines here: randomsamplereview.com/submit/
Experimental, traditional, playful, prayerful, celebratory, challenging: human—try us. Show us a new way to tell one of the millions of stories under that glorious sun.
Split Rock Review Seeks Submissions for Issue 13
Deadline: May 31, 2019
Split Rock Review, an online biannual journal, provides a venue for writers and artists of any background, in any stage of their careers, to showcase their best work.
“We are seeking poetry, short creative nonfiction (1,000 words or less), graphic narratives, comics, artwork, and photography for Issue 13 (Fall 2019). We prefer work that explores place, environment, and the intersection of nature and culture. Please read our back issues to get a better idea of the work we publish. Simultaneous submissions are welcome.”
For more information and guidelines, please visit: www.splitrockreview.org.
We’re thrilled to announce that K’in Issue 3 is live!
Check out the amazing poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and young writers here!
Parhelion Literary Magazine is accepting fiction, flash, nonfiction, poetry, and photography for their summer 2019 issue.
“We look for strong writing, fresh voices, and compelling characters. Our magazine is growing and we look forward to reading your work!”
Please review the guidelines before submitting and take a look at what they’re publishing.
Visit here: parhelionliterary.com
Flock
http://flocklit.com
Flock is seeing submissions on the theme KITH AND KIN through May 31.
“We are eager to receive poetry, fiction, CNF, genre-bending work, artwork, and b&w graphic lit that explores, complicates, and explodes this theme.
Our mission is to open space for boundary-pushing literature by publishing emotionally resonant work that is strange yet familiar, surprising but grounded, and softly experimental in form, language, or content.”
borrowed solace is open for fall submissions
Deadline: June 30, 2019
borrowed solace, an online literary and arts journal, is accepting submissions for its Fall 2019 themed issue on corruption.
“We accept poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and art. Submissions are open now and close June 30th. Corruption is a process by which a simple word or well-known expression is changed from its original use and is abused or manipulated into something that it’s not. Corruption is power that rots relationships, it is the gaps between the haves and have-nots, the never-ending struggle for happiness, to belong and much more.”
You can find submission guidelines and more about the theme here:
borrowedsolace.com/submission-guidelines/
Adanna Literary Journal is accepting poetry, fiction, essay, and book
review submissions until May 1 for the Fall 2019 issue.
“We are looking for work that is devoted to the women’s experience. All
topics must in some way explore women’s issues or experiences such as
motherhood, loss, issues of inequality, romantic relationships, the
experience of being a daughter, caretaker, etc. We also welcome work
from the male perspective on these topics.”
Representative authors include: Jennifer Arin, Ronda Broatch, Cheryl
Buchanan, Sarah Busse, Cathy Carlisi, George Drew, Patricia Fargnoli,
Alice B. Fogel, Ruth Foley, Maria Mazziotti Gillan, Oscar Gonzales,
Penny Harter, Kathleen Hoerth, Claire Keyes, Kathleen Kirk, Judy
Kronenfeld, Katharyn Howd Machan, Marjorie Maddox, Robin Lim, John
McDermott, Judith H. Montgomery, Lois Greene Stone, Barbara Siman
Strouse and many others.
All published authors receive a free contributor’s copy. To see full
guidelines visit https://www.adannaliteraryjournal.org/
We’re in the process of building the spring issue of K’in and we’re so excited about it! That issue goes live May 1, 2019, and we’re honored to be sharing an amazing range of voices!
And now we’re reading for the November 2019 issue!
Send us your beautiful work!
Experimental, traditional, playful, prayerful, celebratory, challenging: human—try us. Show us a new way to tell one of the millions of stories under that glorious sun.
Mary Carroll-Hackett: Poetry and Prose 
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