Literary Spotlight: Apex
Writers from around the world find a home – and a paycheck – for their genre fiction at this bi-monthly publication. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Apex”
Writers from around the world find a home – and a paycheck – for their genre fiction at this bi-monthly publication. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Apex”
Submissions to this free international journal are evaluated on merit alone – no cover letters and bios allowed. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Sky Island Journal”
Editors of this acclaimed publication seek writing from marginalized voices that ‘challenges, experiments, provokes – work that
pushes literary and artistic forms and conventions.’ Read More “Literary Spotlight: The Offing”
This online column at The Rumpus seeks works that are both funny and feminist. Read More “Literary Spotlight: “Funny Women””
America’s favorite pastime gets its literary due in this brand-new journal devoted to all things baseball. Read More “Literary Spotlight: The Twin Bill”
For more than four decades, this Jewish feminist magazine has been publishing prose and poems with “heart, soul, and chutzpah.” Read More “Literary Spotlight: Lilith”
‘We want to inspire those who carry the misconception that you can’t make a living through art,’ says the founder of this six-year-old journal.
Read More “Literary Spotlight: The Blue Mountain Review”
This journal has been seeking eclectic flash fiction for more than two decades. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Vestal Review”
For more than 30 years, this magazine has offered young writers around the world a place to share their stories, art, ideas, and perspectives. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Skipping Stones Multicultural Magazine”
Food writing has long been published primarily by white authors. This brand-new literary journal offers marginalized writers a seat at the table. Read More “Literary Spotlight: Reads & Eats”