Quarterly West
Features fiction, flash fiction, nonfiction, poetry and new media/visual work by new and established authors and artists. Reading period: Sept. 1-March 31. Submit by online … Read More “Quarterly West”
Poetry
Poetry Magazine
Published monthly by the Poetry Foundation, accepting previously unpublished poetry submissions. Provides compensation at a rate of $10/line or $150/page of prose. Submit using online … Read More “Poetry Magazine”
Potomac Review
Publishes fiction, nonfiction and poetry. Submit by online submission manager or regular mail. Reading period: Sept. 1-May 1. Biannual.
Pleiades: A Journal of New Writing
Literary biannual featuring poetry, fiction, essays and book reviews. Submit between Aug. 15 and May 15 through online submission manager or regular mail.
Ploughshares
Publishes fiction, nonfiction and poetry. Each issue is guest-edited by a prominent writer. Reading period: June 1-Jan. 15. Submit by online submission manager for a … Read More “Ploughshares”
Pilgrimage
Welcomes literary nonfiction and poetry with themes related to soul, spirit, place and social justice. Submit by regular mail only.
Oregon East
Student-run art and literary magazine published annually. Accepts previously unpublished short fiction, nonfiction, poetry and art. Submit by regular mail by March 15.
Painted Bride Quarterly
Quarterly journal of fiction, nonfiction and poetry. Check website for contests and themed issues. Submit using online submissions manager or by regular mail.
North Carolina Literary Review
Publishes interviews and literary criticism about North Carolina writers and high-quality poetry, fiction, drama and creative nonfiction by North Carolina writers, or set in North … Read More “North Carolina Literary Review”
Notre Dame Review
Welcomes fiction and poetry of any length. Reading periods: Sept. 1-Nov. 30 and Jan. 1-March 31. Submit by postal mail only. Biannual.
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