9 Writing Conferences in February 2016

Houston writers huddling together for warmth.

February is a brutal little month, and this year it's going to be one day longer.

Why not brighten the dark days with a stimulating conference?

There are nine conferences this month - all conveniently located in warm parts of the country. As usual, these conferences are jam-packed with opportunities to pitch your novel, hone your craft, and hobnob with industry professionals.

Make sure you read these tips first:

Valuable Tips for Pitching to an Agent or Editor 

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Writing Conference of Houston, Feb. 6, 2016, Houston, TX. A full-day of “How to Get Published.” Attending agents: Paul S. Levine (Paul S. Levine Literary); Patricia Nelson (Marsal Lyon Literary); Rachel Brooks (L. Perkins Associates); Tricia Skinner (Fuse Literary); and Eve Porinchak (Jill Corcoran Literary).

The Writers Studio, sponsored by the UCLA Extension Writers’ Program, February 11- 14, 2016, Los Angeles, CA. The conference offers workshops in fiction and creative nonfiction, as well as writing for television and film. Workshop instructors include fiction writers Colette Sartor and Mark Sarvas; nonfiction writers Barbara Abercrombie, Samantha Dunn, and Alison Singh Gee; fiction and nonfiction writer Daniel M. Jaffe; and literary agent Nancy Nigrosh. The cost of the studio is $855 through January 11, 2016, and $940 thereafter.

San Francisco Writers Conference, Feb. 11-14, 2016, San Francisco, CA. The SFWC presenters list includes bestselling authors, literary agents, editors, and publishers from major publishing houses. There will be experts on self-publishing, book promotion, platform building, social media, and author websites. Attending agents: This large conference usually has 20-30 agents in attendance. Check the website for the list.

South Coast Writers Conference, Feb 12 - 13, 2016, Gold Beach, Oregon. "The South Coast Writers Conference is an eclectic gathering of writers of various genres, novice and published authors, returning and first-time attendees. It is our goal that participants and presenters leave the conference inspired and renewed, with new insights and skills, and better connected to fellow writers and resources. Participation in workshops is limited to 30 students or fewer, so register early to secure a seat in the workshops you want." Faculty: Jason Brick, Barri Chase, Miriam Gershow, Peter Brown Hoffmeister, Anne Osterlund, Kate Power & Steve Einhorn, Bruce Holland Rogers, Heidi Schulz, Eric Witchey and Carolyne Wright. Costs: Friday workshops $55 each; Saturday conference $70 (earlybird-$60); songwriting workshops $20 each. Catered lunch $12.

30th Annual Southern California Writers’ Conference (and Retreat), February 12-15, 2016, San Diego, CA. Faculty: 60+ working, professional authors of fiction, nonfiction & screen, editors & agents. "Founded and run by professional writers the SCWC provides veteran and emerging talent with authoritative guidance to help distinguish those manuscripts that are ready for market consideration." Cost: $325-$425. Manuscript critique & one-on-one consultation additional. Limited to 175 conferees.

Desert Nights, Rising Stars Writers Conference, February 18 - 20, Tempe, AZ. "The conference features lectures, panel discussions, readings, and craft classes in poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and publishing. The faculty includes poets Alberto Ríos and Hugh Martin; fiction writers T. Geronimo Johnson, Stephanie Kuehn, and Manuel Munoz; and nonfiction writers Lee Gutkind and Xu Xi. The cost of the conference is $350 for standard registration until December 17 and $400 thereafter. Deadline is February 12.

Alabama Writers Conference, February 19, 2016, Birmingham, AL. A full-day of “How to Get Published.” Attending agents: Julie Gwinn (The Seymour Agency); Kurestin Armada (P.S. Literary); Veronica Park (Corvisiero Literary); and Lauren MacLeod (Strothman Agency).

Atlanta Writing Workshop, February 20, 2016, Atlanta, GA. A full-day of “How to Get Published.” Attending agents: Cherry Weiner (Cherry Weiner Literary); Kurestin Armada (P.S. Literary); Pamela Harty (The Knight Agency); Veronica Park (Corvisiero Literary); and Sally Apokedak (Leslie H. Stobbe Literary Agency).

St. Augustine Author-Mentor Novel Workshop, Feb 25 - 28, 2016, St. Augustine, Florida. "The St. Augustine Author-Mentor Novel Workshop creates an intimate and professional environment that combines private meetings with small-group workshops, thus enabling aspiring authors to wisely approach the writing and publication of their novel. At the St. Augustine event, aspiring authors will:
1) Work one-on-one with top authors and savvy market professionals.
2) Apply advanced story and narrative technique to their novel-in-progress.
3) Hone and improve their writer voice and style.
4) Learn the necessary inside mechanics of the publishing business.
5) Leave the workshop with a detailed plan to work towards publication of their novel.
Group workshop sessions will be interspersed with agent and author consultations, workshop assignments, as well as consults with workshop leaders." Faculty: Authors, agents, editors, including Ken Atchity, Robert Olen Butler, Kimberley Cameron, Lyssa Keusch, Robert Bausch, Michael Neff, Tina Wexler, Jackie Cantor, Tom Colgan, Leis Pederson, Jane Smiley, Elise Capron, and more.

29 Calls for Submissions: February 2016 - Paying Markets

Here are 29 magazines that want your work - essays, short stories, flash fiction, humor, science fiction, poetry, complaints, fantasy, creative nonfiction, mythology - you name it, they want it!

All of these are paying markets.

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Bitch Magazine: Pitches wanted for 'Kids These Days' Issue

"This issue's goal is to explore childhood as more than just a rite of passage or a target market. We want to hear about parenting, youth culture, and generational crossover today.

What does it actually mean to be an '80’s, '90s or 2000s kid, and what does our collective nostalgia say about us? We also want to look across generations—what can kids these days learn from the past, and vice versa? How have cultural products from Sailor Moon to Netflix influenced the framework of our world? What does the evolution of writing—from the elimination of cursive to the universe of emoji—mean for the future of language and understanding?

This issue will look last everything from kitschy advertising and formative cartoons to single motherhood and the school-to-prison pipeline in an attempt to fill out the often overlooked pockets of youth as a culture force."

Payment: $200 for features

Deadline: February 1, 2016

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The First Line

Genre: Short story, any genre, with a first line “Unfortunately, there is no mistake,” she said, closing the file.

Length: 300 - 5,000 words

Payment: $25-$50

Deadline: February 1, 2016

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Skirt! Magazine 

"Skirt! publishes two personal essays every month on topics relating to women and women’s interests. All essays for consideration should be submitted in their entirety and be between 800 and 1,100 words. Essays must fit one of our monthly themes."

Genre: Personal essays, theme is "Happiness" 

Payment: $200 per piece

Deadline: February 1, 2016 for "Happiness" issue

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Holdfast Print Anthology 2015-2016: Issue#8: Love, Sex, Romance

Genre: Speculative Fiction, Poetry and Prose

Payment: Based on royalties

Deadline: February 3, 2016

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Splickety Publishing Group - Fairytales: Unfettered

Genre: Speculative fiction. Traditional fairytales with magic and ogres and spells, stories about fairies, new twists on fairy lore.

Length: Between 300 and 1,000 words

Payment: $0.02 per word via PayPal

Deadline: February 5, 2016

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Cricket Magazine - Visions of the Future

The future. Things could get worse.* Or better. Or maybe just different and more deeply weird. Cicada YA lit/comics mag wants sci-fi adventures, utopian schemes, and dystopian thought experiments. Also: tell us how you would change your school, your community, social structures. Especially welcome: works by people of color, people with disabilities, LGBTQIA+ folks, genderqueer folks, and other marginalized peoples. Submit poetry, fiction, nonfic, comics pitches, and blueprints for your Mars base.

Length: Flash fiction to novellas; up to 9,000 words

Genre: Speculative fiction for teens

Payment: Up to 10¢ per word

Deadline: February 7, 2016

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Canadian Comedy Anthology

"Submissions can be on any topic you want, so long as the end result falls within the definition of “Hey, that’s funny.” No topic is taboo; no target is safe. Comedy being a necessarily subjective genre, we’re looking to cast the widest possible net. We will take all stories at face value. The final set should run the gamut of genres and styles, encapsulating the many forms humour may take. Texts of subtle wit will contrast with bawdy humour, giggles will compete with guffaws, gutbusters will share space with others that make you stroke your chin and offer up a mild “Hmm… that’s a good one.” The book as a whole will be a meeting of multiple styles united under the genre of comedy, a meeting place for the wittiest dreamers across the whole spectrum of CanLit. We want this book to showcase as broad a diversity of Canadian writers as possible in terms of location, background, race, gender, genre, experience, and more."

Restrictions: Open to Canadians only

Genre: Funny stories, plays, poetry

Length: Up to 5,000 words

Payment: 5 cents a word (CAN)

Deadline: February 7, 2016

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New Legends: The Hero • The Antihero • The Vigilante, Book 2

"We are looking for exceptional, well-written, engaging stories with subject matter reasonably free from sexually explicit content, gore, and obscenities."

Genre: Short story. Your story can be of any genre, but must be relevant to the theme of the Hero, the Antihero, and the Vigilante.

Length: 2,500 - 8,000 words

Payment: $25 per story

Deadline: February 8, 2016

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Subterrain

"Poetry, fiction, nonfiction exploring the idea of secrecy. Personal, corporate, governmental, military -- secrecy is used to cement personal relationships, to guarantee state security, to harbour knowledge. Some consider secrecy one of the main sources of human conflict. We intend to open the doors on the subTerrain confessional."

Genres: Poetry, fiction, nonfiction submissions wanted for Issue 73: Secrets

Payment: $50 per page

Deadline: February 15,  2016 (11:59PM PST)

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Visions IV: Space between Stars Anthology

"As long as your story takes place outside the boundaries of any star system, we are interested. Physical contact and proximity to any stars or planets is off-limits, although aliens, alien ships, and communications of all kinds are allowed."
Genre: Speculative fiction

Length: 3,000 – 8,000 words

Payment: $25

Deadline: February 15,  2016

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On Spec

Genre: Speculative fiction and poetry

Length: Up to 6,000 words (stories)

Payment: $50 to $200 depending on word count

Deadline: February 15,  2016 for stories, poetry is accepted all year

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People of Colo(u)r Destroy Science Fiction

"We’re looking for science fiction short stories of up to 10,000 words, reflective of the issue’s theme, written by writers of colour."

Genre: Speculative fiction

Payment: 8 cents per word

Deadline: February 19, 2016

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After the Happily Ever After (AHEA) Anthology

"We are looking for a variety of submissions that transform well-known fairytales into modern, realistic, or fantastical stories. What we want is to see them given new life. We want real characters, real tensions, and real consequences."

Genre: Short fiction

Length: 100 to 7,500 words

Payment: $5 for stories under 2,000 words and between $10 and $20 for 2,000 and up

Deadline: February 20, 2016

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Brain, Child Magazine - Personal Essay: Brain, Teen

Genre: Personal essay. These essays deal exclusively with raising teens (ages 13 and up), or having been a teenager. We look for illustrative anecdotes, vivid scenes, authentic dialogue, a strong personal voice, and a down-to-earth tone. 

Length: 800- 4,000 words

Payment: Competitive rates

Deadline: February 21,  2016

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Timeless Tales - Theme: Psyche and Cupid

"Timeless Tales exclusively publishes retellings of fairy tales and myths. We only accept submissions that are retellings of the fairytale or myth listed as our theme. We don't accept original fairy tales or stories outside of our current theme."

Genres: Prose and poetry

Length: Up to 2,000 words. Under 1,500 preferred.

Payment: $20 per piece

Deadline: February 25, 2016

Reprints accepted

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New Myths

NewMyths.com publishes speculative fiction of every stripe except graphic horror. We like each issue to have an eclectic variety of stories:  funny, frightening, hard and soft sci-fi, adventure, thoughtful, etc.

Genre: Speculative fiction

Payment: $50 per story, $20 per poem

Deadline: February 28, 2016

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Vine Leaves

"Vignette" is a word that originally meant "something that may be written on a vine-leaf." It’s a snapshot in words. It differs from flash fiction or a short story in that its aim does not lie within the realms of traditional structure or plot. The vignette focuses on one element, mood, character, setting or object. It's descriptive, excellent for character or theme exploration and wordplay. Through a vignette, you create an atmosphere.

Length: 800 words max

Genre: Vignettes. Prose, poetry

Payment: $5 AUD

Deadline: February 28, 2016

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Blyant Publishing

Genre: Short story

Length: 1000 or 2000 words on the theme of Nationality

Payment: £10 per 1000-word story, £20 per 2000-word story

Deadline: February 28, 2016

Reprints accepted

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LESS THAN DEAD — LGBTQIA Anthology Call

Length: At least 10,000 but not more than approx 20,000 words in length

Genre: Zombies! Stories may be any pairing except cisgender heterosexual M/F (trans* M/F, M/M, F/F, poly, ace/aro, and all permutations thereof are acceptable).

Payment: $200

Deadline: February 28, 2016

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SpeckLit

"As the name suggests, we focus on speculative fiction and non-fiction – fantasy, science fiction, myth, fairy tale, dark fantasy, etc… – all on a more or less PG level. We also celebrate the quick review – of books, movies, video games, TV shows, or any media that contains some sort of speculative fiction element. Long reviews tend to give away too much (how many times have you seen a 3 minute trailer and decided you don’t need to see the movie itself?). A drabble review gives you just what you need – whether the item under review suits your tastes or not."

Genres: Speculative fiction, nonfiction, 100 words 

Payment: 5 cents per word

Deadline: February 28, 2016

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The New Quarterly

Restrictions: Canadian citizens only

Genres: Prose and poetry

Payment: $250 for a short story and $40 per poem or "postscript" story

Deadline: February 28, 2016

Note: Postal submissions only

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Ninth Letter

"Ninth Letter is a published semi-annually at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. We are interested in prose and poetry that experiment with form, narrative, and nontraditional subject matter, as well as more traditional literary work."

Genre: Prose, essays, and poetry

Length: For poetry, submit 3-6 poems (max. 10 pages) at a time. For fiction and nonfiction, please send only one story or one essay at a time, up to 8,000 words.

Deadline: February 28, 2016

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Inclusive Cthulu Anthology

"Many people love the Mythos and Cthulu pervades a lot of geek culture, but Lovecraft himself was a rampant misogynist, racist, and anti-Semitic. An audience member jokingly suggested that there should be a collection of stories that would make dear old Lovecraft roll over in his grave – like a black lesbian Jew triumphing over the Unspeakable. Here is the call for that anthology, which we plan to debut at Balticon 50 in May 2016. It only seems fitting. Send us your best Mythos story, but make sure it would make dear old Lovecraft roll."

Genre: Speculative fiction

Length: 3,000 to 10,000 words

Payment: $25 plus one contributor’s copy

Deadline: February 28, 2016
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Lazarus Risen 

"Lazarus Risen will seek SF (no fantasy or horror, please) short stories that explore the economic, political, social and psychological consequences of life extension, human cloning, the hard upload and other forms of the biological singularity. Dreams of immortality and eternal youth are almost as old as human culture itself. But what would the world look like if everyone could live and be young forever? What would it look like if only some of us had that privilege? These are only some of the questions your story might try to answer. Surprise us, shock us, illuminate us but most of all tell us a great story."

Genre: Science fiction, short stories

Payment: 4 cents per word (Canadian)

Deadline: February 29, 2016

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Funny Fantasy Anthology 

Genre: Short stories, humorous fantasy (reprints only)

Payment: 2 cents per word

Deadline: February 29, 2016

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Triangulation: Beneath The Surface

Genre: Speculative fiction

Length: Up to 6,000 words. There is no minimum word count

Payment: 2 cents per word

Deadline: February 29, 2016

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Tree Lion Press

"We are seeking short fiction in the Speculative Fiction genre (by which we mean to be the umbrella term for the wide and varied range of Science Fiction and Fantasy subgenres).  The stories are to be inspired by (by which we mean drawn from, informed by, derived from) the author's personal experiences of being Jewish.  What does this mean to us?  More to the point, what does this mean to YOU?  We feel that the Jewish tent is a big tent, and want this collection to reflect that belief.  These stories can be explicitly about the Jewish Experience (past, present or future), but they can also be stories that take place on a spaceship, a distant planet, under the ocean, in the afterlife or in another dimension.  As long as it is Speculative Fiction, and something about the story was inspired or influenced by your Jewish Experience, it is a story we'd like to consider for our collection."

Genre: Speculative fiction, Jewish theme

Length: Between 500 and 10,000 words

Payment: Initial $5 payment advance and will share equally fifty percent of the royalties received from sale of the anthology.

Deadline: February 29, 2016

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BLOOD, SWEAT & FEARS: Horror Inspired by the 1970s

Genre: Horror

Length: 3,000 to 10,000 words

Payment: $25

Deadline: February 29, 2016

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Ghosts on Drugs

This call is for a book: "This book is designed to be playful and fun, so we're especially seeking stories that are a mix of comedy and other genres—e.g., comedy & fantasy, comedy & SF, comedy & horror, comedy & thriller, comedy & Western, comedy & adventure. That said, we'll consider a great tale of any genre, or combination of genres."

Genre: Any

Length: 2 pages to 30 pages

Payment: 15 cents a word for the first 2,500 words and 6 cents a word after that (to encourage tight writing).

Deadline: February 29, 2016

3 Established Agents Actively Seeking YA, Memoir, Literary & Commercial Fiction, Nonfiction, Cookbooks and more

Updated 3/15/23

Here are three agents seeking clients. Alexa Stark’s interests are wide-ranging, but she is particularly drawn to literary fiction, upmarket commercial fiction, young adult, memoir, narrative nonfiction, popular science, cultural criticism and women’s issues. Leigh Eisenman seeks submissions in the areas of literary and commercial fiction for adults, and foodie/cookbooks, health and fitness, lifestyle, and select narrative nonfiction. Mitch Hoffman is actively building a client list of authors writing across the spectrum of fiction and nonfiction, including thrillers, suspense, crime fiction, and literary fiction, as well as narrative nonfiction, politics, popular science, history, memoir, current events, and pop culture.

ALWAYS check the agency website before submitting. Agents may switch agencies or close their lists, and submission requirements may change.

If these agents do not suit your needs, you can find a comprehensive list of new and established agents seeking clients here: Agents Seeking Clients.

Alexa Stark of Writers House

About Alexa:  Raised in New York City, Alexa earned her BA in comparative literature and society at Columbia University. Prior to joining Writers House, she worked at Curtis Brown and Trident Media Group, spending the first few years working with Ellen Levine before building her own list. She lives in Brooklyn. Stark joined Writers House in 2022, after ten years at Trident Media Group. She represents a range of literary and upmarket fiction and select nonfiction. Alexa also has experience helping authors place stories, essays and book excerpts in a range of publications including the New Yorker, Harper’s, Paris Review, the Atlantic, Tin House, N+1, Playboy, McSweeney’s, and the New York Times, among others. Her authors have appeared on the New York Times Bestseller list and have won or been listed for the PEN/Faulkner Award, the National Book Foundation's 5 under 35, the Rona Jaffe Award, the Ernest J. Gaines Award for Literary Excellence, The Young Lions Fiction Award, the Scotiabank Giller Prize, Lambda Literary Award, and the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize.

What she is seeking: She represents a range of literary and upmarket fiction and select nonfiction. On the fiction side, she is particularly drawn to literary debuts with a unique voice and perspective, stories about dysfunctional friendships and families, novels that engage with social issues, underrepresented voices, and fiction that delves into the surreal or plays with genre in fresh or subversive ways. She also enjoys edgy coming-of-age tales and character-driven suspense and thrillers. She gravitates towards the humorous, the bold, the psychologically probing and the tender. On the nonfiction side, she is seeking narrative nonfiction, cultural criticism, voice-driven essay collections, popular science, psychology, and women’s issues. She is currently looking for:

• Literary fiction
• Upmarket commercial fiction
• General fiction
• Speculative fiction
• Suspense
• Thrillers
• Narrative Non-fiction
• Memoir
• Science

How to submit: Please send your query letter to astark@writershouse.com along with the first 5 pages of the manuscript in the body of your email.

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Leigh Eisenman of Wolf Literary Services

About Leigh: Leigh Eisenman is an experienced lawyer who has been practicing in New York since 2003. After ten years of practicing in the New York offices of several international law firms, Leigh shifted her focus to the publishing industry. Since then, she has handled publishing and publishing-adjacent agreements and matters on behalf of several agencies and law firms. From 2003 until 2014 she specialized in commercial, white collar, and securities litigation. Leigh received her juris doctorate from the University of Virginia School of Law and graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth College. She serves on the Contracts Committee of the Association of Authors’ Representatives (AAR). She is admitted to practice in New York.

What she is seeking: Leigh represents primarily adult nonfiction and select literary and commercial fiction.  On the nonfiction side, she loves working on illustrated books of all stripes—including cookbooks, lifestyle, the arts, pop culture, travel, humor/gift, health and wellness, and self-care, as well as personal finance, personal/professional development, and memoir.  In fiction, she's drawn to present day (not historical), realistic (no sci fi or fantasy) stories that transport her through a vivid, well-defined sense of place and explorations of relationships (including journeys of self-discovery). Across both, she's drawn to fresh voices and perspectives.

On the nonfiction side, Leigh is interested in foodie/cookbooks (especially baking and – maybe conversely – healthy cooking), health and fitness, lifestyle, and select narrative nonfiction.

How to Submit: Please send a query letter along with a 50-page writing sample (for fiction) or a detailed proposal (for nonfiction) to queries@mwlit.com. Samples may be submitted as an attachment or embedded in the body of the email.”

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Mitch Hoffman of Aaron Priest Literary Agency 

About Mitch: Mitch Hoffman joined the Aaron Priest Literary Agency as a Senior Agent in 2015. A 20-year veteran of the publishing industry, he was most recently Vice-President, Executive Editor at Grand Central Publishing. As an editor, Mitch published over 200 books, more than 60 of which were New York Times bestsellers. He has nurtured the careers of debut novelists as well as global #1 bestselling authors, and has worked with journalists, memoirists, scientists, historians, and members of the military and intelligence services. His list of authors included David Baldacci, Sara Blaedel, Harlan Coben, Jeffery Deaver, Roger Ebert, Senator Al Franken, Linda Grant, Dr. David Grinspoon, Raymond Khoury, John Lescroart, Brad Meltzer, Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child, Tom Rob Smith, Daniel Stashower, and Don Winslow. Their books have won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, the Orange Prize for Fiction, the Edgar Award, the Anthony Award, ITW’s Thriller Award, The Barnes & Noble Discover Award, and have been longlisted for the Man Booker Prize, among many other honors.

What he is seeking: Mitch is actively building a client list of authors writing across the spectrum of fiction and nonfiction, including thrillers, suspense, crime fiction, and literary fiction, as well as narrative nonfiction, politics, popular science, history, memoir, current events, and pop culture.

How to submit: “Please submit a one page query to queryhoffman [at] aaronpriest.com. The query letter should describe your work as well as your background. Please do not send attachments. However a first chapter pasted into the body of an e-mail query is acceptable. Please do not submit to more than one agent at this agency. Due to the tremendous number of queries we receive, we are not able to respond to everyone. We will get back to you within four weeks, but only if interested.”

185 Literary Magazines Accepting Reprints

Updated 3/13/23

There is nothing quite like having your work published, especially after you have spent months sending your stories or poems to magazines that take forever to respond.

Sadly, the elation you feel when you have finally seen your work in print may be short-lived. Most stories and poems that make their way into literary journals have only a brief shelf-life. After readers have read your work and the issue has been archived, now what?

One good way to extend the life of your story is to send it to literary magazines that accept reprints.

Fortunately, there are a lot of literary magazines willing to accept stories that have already been published. Very few of them pay, because reprints have little value in the literary marketplace. (Only the first magazine that publishes your work will be credited.) However, some venues, notably podcasts, pay competitive rates for work that has been previously published.

All of these markets are currently accepting reprints and all allow simultaneous submissions. Make sure you read their websites carefully to see if your work will be a good fit. And make sure that all rights have reverted to you when you submit to them. (Look at the contract you signed with the original publisher. It should say "All rights revert to author upon publication" or "All rights revert to author after X months.")

(Image: "Drawing Hands" by M. C. Escher)

Publication	Submission Guidelines	Payment	Medium	Genres
50-Word Stories	http://fiftywordstories.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	All genres, Flash Fiction only
Ancient Paths Online	https://www.skylarb.com/submit-your-work	$1.25 per poem or fiction piece; $1 will be added for any accompanying art work or photography (if also accepted)	Electronic	Poems, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Spiritual themes only
Apocrypha and Abstractions	https://apocryphaandabstractions.wordpress.com /submissions/	No	Electronic	All genres, Flash Fiction only (fewer than 500 words_
Avatar Review	http://www.avatarreview.net/submissions	No	Electronic	All genres, poetry, nonfiction
Eye Tales	https://www.psychotoxin.com/p/eye-tales-submissions	Royalties	Electronic	Horror 1000 - 10,000 words
Cosmic Roots and Eldritch Shores	https://cosmicrootsandeldritchshores.com/ submissions/	2 cents/word for fiction reprints, 50 cents per line for poetry reprints, 2  - 8 cents/word nonfiction reprints	Electronic	Speculative Fiction Nonfiction and Poetry Submission periods
Bewildering Stories	http://www.bewilderingstories.com/ submissions.html	No	Electronic	Speculative Fiction Submission periods
Allegory	http://www.allegoryezine.com/submissions	$15	Electronic	Speculative Fiction
Murderous Ink Press:Crimeucopia	https://www.murderousinkpress.co.uk/ submissions.html	Up to £7.00	Print and ebook	Crime fiction
Nightlight	https://nightlightpod.com/submissions/	$50	Audio	Black writers only See submission periods
The Hungur Chronicles	https://www.hiraethsffh.com/hungur-chronicles-guidelines	$12	Print	Horror. Vampires or creatures with vampiric themes Prose, poetry, art
Burningword Literary Journal	http://burningword.com/submissions/	No	Electronic and POD	Poetry and Flash Fiction (up to 300 words)
Cadaverine Only open to writers under 30	https://thecadaverine.submittable.com/submit	No	Electronic	Poetry up to 50 lines and Fiction up to 5000 words
cahoodaloodaling	http://cahoodaloodaling.com/about/	No	Electronic	Narrative non-fiction, Fiction, Screenplays, Excerpts, and Poetry
Canary	http://hippocketpress.org/submit_canary.php "Our theme is the environmental crisis and the losses of species and habitat that are a result of this ongoing disaster."	No	Electronic	Poetry, Essays, and Fiction (1500 words max)
Catharsis	https://www.catharsismagazine.com/submissions We prefer topics to deal with common social issues normal–or not so normal– problems people everyday.	No	Electronic	Fiction, Poetry
Showcase	https://theshowcase.substack.com/p/showcase-july-2022	$50	Electronic	Poetry, prose  Has submission periods
Cha: An Asian Literary Journal	http://www.asiancha.com/content/view/14/41/	No	Electronic	Poetry, Fiction, Art and Photography
Children, Churches and Daddies	http://scars.tv/ccd.htm	No	Electronic and Print	Poetry, Fiction
Greenprints	http://greenprints.com/writers-guidelines/	$150	Print	Gardening
Columbia Journal	https://columbiajournal.submittable.com/submit	No	Electronic	Poetry, Fiction, Art, Film, Music
The Margins	https://aaww.submittable.com/submit	No	Electronic	Every Tuesday, The Margins publishes the work of emerging and established Asian American and diasporic poets. We publish English-language poems and translations of poems.  See reading periods
Copperfield Review	https://copperfieldreviewquarterly.com/?page_id=27	No	Electronic	Historical Fiction and Poetry, Nonfiction
Cricket Online Review	http://www.cricketonlinereview.com/submit.htm	No	Electronic	Poetry, fiction, essays, sound, film, short drama, & experimental visual art
Enrapturing Tales	https://knightwritingpress.com/open-and-upcoming-submissions/	Royalties	Electronic	Poetry, fiction, art on themes
Fusion Fragment	https://www.fusionfragment.com/submissions/	3.5 cents (CAD) per word	Electronic and Print	Speculative Fiction  See reading periods
Deep South Magazine	http://deepsouthmag.com/features/submission-guidelines/	No	Electronic	Poetry, Fiction, and Nonfiction about the deep South
Forever Magazine	http://forever-magazine.com/	No	Electronic	Speculative Fiction
Down in the Dirt	http://scars.tv/down-in-the-dirt.htm	No	Electronic and Print	Almost any genre
East Coast Literary Review	http://www.eastcoastliteraryreview.com /submission-guidelines.html	No	Print	Poetry, Flash Fiction, Short Stories (up to 8,000 words)
Cosmic Horror Monthly	https://www.cosmichorrormonthly.com/submissions/	1 cent per word for reprints	Electronic	Cosmic horror, Lovecraftian, Weird, and dark science fiction stories See reading periods
Ekphrastic	https://www.ekphrastic.net/submit.html	No	Electronic	Poetry, micro, flash, and shorter fiction, and interesting reflections, essays, and other prose about or inspired by art
Every Writer's Resource	http://www.everywritersresource.com/shortstories /submissions/	No	Electronic	Flash Fiction (500 words max)
Little Blue Marble	https://littlebluemarble.ca/submission-guidelines/	$0.01 CAD a word for reprints	Electronic and print	Speculative fiction that examines humanity's possible futures living with anthropogenic climate change.
Short Story Substack	https://shortstory.substack.com/about	$100 and 50% of subscription revenue	Electronic	Short story - publishes one story per month
Fabula Argentea	http://www.fabulaargentea.com/index.php /submissions/	$8 for short stories and poems, $3 for flash, $15 to $25 for longer stories	Electronic	Poems, flash fiction, short stories
Bullet Points	https://bulletpoints.nathantoronto.com/submissions	$30 for original stories and $20 for reprints	Electronic and Print	Speculative military fiction that is sensitive to the complexity, tragedy, and hope of warfare and violence in human (and nonhuman) society.  100 - 5000 words
Samovar	http://samovar.strangehorizons.com/submit/	$100	Electronic	Speculative fiction, nonfiction and poetry in translation
The Fear of Monkeys	http://twinenterprises.com/the_fear_of_monkeys/ submission_guidelines.htm	No	Electronic	Politically conscious stories, poems, essays
The Current	https://short-edition.com/en/contest/the-current-the-current/guidelines	25 euros	Print	Short stories, flash fiction or poems of maximum 7,500 characters (spaces included) or children's works of maximum 7,000 characters
The Feminist Wire	http://www.thefeministwire.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Feminist fiction and poetry See submission periods
Fiction on the Web	http://www.fictionontheweb.co.uk/p /submissions.html	No	Electronic	Short stories, all genres
Unstamatic Newsprint	https://unstamatic.com/submissions/	$10	Print	Prose of 500 words or fewer; Poetry of 25 lines or fewer; Visual art of any sort
The Font – A Literary Journal for Language Teachers	http://thefontjournal.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Short stories, articles, essays, anecdotes, poems, cartoons and other forms of creative writing or visual art on the theme of language teaching or learning
FriGG	https://friggmagazine.submittable.com/submit	No	Electronic	Fiction, nonfiction, poetry - all topics
Front Porch Review	https://frontporchreview.com/guidelines/	No	Electronic	Fiction, poetry, essays and visual arts (5000 words)
Frontier Tales	http://www.frontiertales.com/submissions.php	No	Electronic and Print	Westerns
Geist	http://www.geist.com/writers/submit	Unknown	Print	Fiction, non-fiction, poetry, photography, art, reviews either by Canadians or with a connection to Canada
Ginosko	https://ginoskoliteraryjournal.com/guidelines/	No	Print	Short fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, social justice, literary insights
Dwarf Stars anthology	https://sfpoetry.com/ds/dsguide.html	No	Print	Speculative poetry  Opens April 1
Jersey Devil Press	http://www.jerseydevilpress.com/?page_id=71	No	Electronic and Print	Speculative fiction and poetry
Jewish Literary Journal	http://jewishliteraryjournal.com/submission-guidelines/	No	Electronic	Poetry, fiction, nonfiction - All submissions must be Jewish in nature See submission periods
Joyland	https://joylandmagazine.com/submit/	Unspecified	Electronic and Print	Fiction Submissions are free one weekend a month
Kaleidoscope	http://www.udsakron.org/kaleidoscope.aspx	$10 - $100	Electronic	Fiction, nonfiction, poetry - Must focus on some aspect of disability
White Enso	http://www.whiteenso.com/submit.html	$10 - $15	Electronic	Short fiction, essays, creative non-fiction and artwork that encapsulates the Japan experience.
The Archive	https://www.sanspress.com/submissions	€50	Electronic	We want the weird, the unexpected, the completely new. No theme, no genre, no need to be previously unpublished See submission periods
The Lascaux Review	http://lascauxreview.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Poetry, Fiction, Essays
Micro Podcast	https://micropodcast.org/about/	No	Electronic	Micro Fiction
The Linnet's Wings	http://www.thelinnetswings.org/?pageno=2#	No	Electronic	Poetry, Fiction, Nonfiction
Literally Stories	http://literallystories2014.com/submission-guidelines/	No	Electronic	Short stories, all genres (500 to 3000 words) Sometimes takes up to 4,000 words, but the work has to be "outstanding"
Literary Mama	http://www.literarymama.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Short stories, and poems about motherhood
Miramichi Flash	https://miramichiflash.ca/submit/	No	Electronic	Flash fiction - Canadians only
Phantasmacore	http://www.phantasmacore.com/submissions/	Token payment	Electronic	Speculative Submission periods
The Lorelei Signal	http://www.loreleisignal.com/Guidelines.html	$2	Electronic and Print	Fantasy featuring strong, complex female characters
The Dark	https://www.thedarkmagazine.com/submission-guidelines/	5 cents/word for original fiction up to 6,000 words on publication for first world rights; and 1 cent/word for reprint fiction up to 6,000 words	Electronic and Print	Horror and Dark Fantasy 2,000 – 6,000 words
Lotus-eater	http://lotus-eatermagazine.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Poetry, prose (up to 5000 words), nonfiction, book reviews
Trollbreath	https://magazine.trollbreath.com/submissions/	1/2 cent/word	Electronic	Speculative fiction nd poetry Also accepts nonfiction and art
Maniacal	http://maniacal.freezeframefiction.com /about.html	$2	Electronic and Print	"Twisted humor, funny horror, or anything else you think will disturb and amuse us."
Poetry Substack	https://poetica.substack.com/about	$10	Electronic	Accepts one poem per month
Mediterranean Poetry	http://www.odyssey.pm/?page_id=2262	No	Electronic	Poetry and prose inspired in some way or the other by the Mediterranean world
Neon Hemlock: We're Here	https://www.neonhemlock.com/submissions	No	Electronic and Print	Queer science fiction
Flash Fiction Online	https://www.flashfictiononline.com/submission-guidelines-flash-fiction/	2c/word	Electronic	Flash fiction up to 1000 words See submission periods
The Missing Slate	https://themissingslate.com/submissions-guidelines/	No	Electronic and Print	Fiction, poetry, essays, reviews and criticism
Uncharted	https://uncharted.submittable.com/submit	No	Electronic	Sci-ci, fantasy, horror, thriller/mystery/crime fiction
Mouse Tales Press	https://www.mousetalespress.com/submissions.html	No	Electronic and Print	Poetry and Prose (4000 words max)
Occult Detective Magazine	http://greydogtales.com/blog/occult-detective-magazine/	No?	Print and electronic	Short detective stories dealing with the occult
Parents & Kids	https://www.parentsandkids.com/writers-guidelines-2/	$25	Electronic	Nonfiction articles
Tales from Between	https://talesfrombetween.wordpress.com/submissions/	REPRINT: £5 plus a physical copy of the issue.	Print	We’re looking for ‘strange stories’. That can be horror, fantasy, literary.
Penumbric	https://www.penumbric.com/subs.html	$10	Print and Electronic	Fiction, poetry, illustration, graphic narrative, animation, music, or combinations of these. Work that constitutes the ever-moving edge of its kind, as a place between light and dark, consciousness and un, today and tomorrow; work exhibiting the strange, the bizarre, that which is not of the world we know, but more of a twilight realm or even altogether alien place.
Live Novel Digest	https://www.livenovel.com/manuscript-submission-guidelines/	$100	Electronic	Short stories 2,000 - 6,000 words
NonBinary Review	http://nonbinaryreview.com/submission-guidelines/	Semi-pro	Electronic	Themed issues
Mosaic	https://mosaicmagazine.org/about-us/submissions/	?	Electronic	Articles and reviews by writers of African descent
Van Gogh’s Ear: Best World Poetry, Prose & Art	https://theoriginalvangoghsearanthology.com/van-goghs-ear-volume-11-submission-guidelines/	No	Electronic	Poetry and prose. Poem length shouldn’t be more than 165 lines and prose length no more than 1,500 words.
After Dinner Conversation	https://www.afterdinnerconversation.com/submissions	$0.01 per word	Print	Children's, YA and Adult short stories
The Other Stories	https://theotherstories.submittable.com/submit	No	Audio	Fiction (up to 4000 words)
Aftermath	https://www.aftermathmag.org/submissions.html	2 cents/word for short stories; 1 cent/word for everything else	Electronic	Humans are doing so much damage to the natural world that it can only end in a spate of perfect storms that will wreck our civilization. These inevitable apocalyptic events offer a wealth of inspiration.
The Dirty Spoon	http://www.dirty-spoon.com/submissions/	$50	Electronic (Podcast and online journal)	Nonfiction: essays, interviews and articles about people who work in our consumable culture.
Pen Sword Magazine	https://penswordpress.submittable.com/submit	No	Electronic	Short form fiction and non-fiction that presents the military service experience
Pulp Literature	https://pulpliterature.com/submissions/submission-guidelines/	50% of rate for original fiction	Print	Pulp fiction up to 50 pages Submission periods
A Velvet Giant	https://www.avelvetgiant.com/submit/	$20	Electronic	All genres "We are especially interested in work by genderqueer & LGBTQ+ people, women, people of color, global writers, and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault."
City. River. Tree.	https://cityrivertree.com/submissions/	2 cents/word	Electronic	Flash fiction, pictographs
Nightlight Podcast	https://duotrope.com/duosuma/submit/nightlight-black-horror-fiction-podcast-dV3fG	$50	Podcast	Horror by Black writers
The Poeming Pigeon	http://www.thepoetrybox.com/ThePoemingPigeon. html#guidelines	No	Print	Poetry and Prose, themed issues
parABnormal	https://www.hiraethsffh.com/parabnormal-magazine-guidelines	$7	Print	Fiction, nonfiction, poetry on the paranormal. "For us, this includes ghosts, spectres, haunts, various whisperers, and so forth. It also includes shapeshifters and creatures from various folklores."
Scrawl Place	https://scrawlplace.com/submit/	$35	Electronic	Your submission must be about or connected to or associated with a specific, physical place that someone could visit
The Voyage	https://thevoyagejournal.com/submit/	$200	Electronic	YA short stories and nonfiction up to 6,000 words
Quantum Muse (Offers peer reviews only)	http://www.quantummuse.com/submissions.php	No	Electronic	Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Alternative
Radon	https://www.radonjournal.com/submit	.5¢ per word for reprints	Electronic	Fiction, flash fiction, poetry, art. "Radon welcomes short story and poetry submissions containing elements of anarchism, transhumanism, dystopia, and/or science fiction."
r.kv.r.y.	http://rkvryquarterly.com/submission-guidelines/	No	Electronic	Poetry, short stories and nonfiction (3000 words max) relating to recovery
The Deadlands	https://thedeadlands.com/guidelines/	1¢/word	Electronic	Speculative fiction, poetry, and nonfiction about death. They publish work “about the other realms, of the ends we face here, and the beginnings we find elsewhere.”
Reading Out Loud	http://www.readingoutloud.org/submissions.html	No	Audio	Fiction up to 4000 words
Jay Henge anthologies	https://www.jayhenge.com/submissions.html	$5 USD per 1000 words	Electronic	Speculative fiction
StarShipSofa	http://www.starshipsofa.com/submissions/	$50	Audio	Speculative fiction
Dark Moon Digest	https://perpetualpublishing.com/submissions/	$0.01 per word for reprints	Electronic	Speculative fiction
Sanitarium Magazine	https://www.thesanitarium.co.uk/submissions	Token payment	Electronic	Horror
Santa Fe Writers Project	https://santafewritersproject.submittable.com /submit	No	Electronic	Fiction, creative nonfiction, and book reviews
Synthetic Reality Magazine	DEFUNCT	Payment varies	Electronic	Science Fiction, Fantasy, SHTF, Slipstream, Horror, Sword and Sorcery and Surreal Fiction.
Escape Pod	https://escapepod.org/guidelines/short-fiction/	8¢ per word for original stories, $100 for reprints	Audio	Science Fiction
Breath and Shadow	https://www.abilitymaine.org/submission-guidelines	?	Electronic	Breath & Shadow only accepts work from people with disabilities.
DreamForge	https://dreamforgemagazine.com/call-for-submissions/	$0.04/word Poems are paid at the rate of $25 to $100	Electronic	SF and Fantasy Has submission periods
The Dread Machine	https://www.thedreadmachine.com/submit/	$.01/word for reprints	Electronic	Futuristic dark fiction, speculative fiction, cyberpunk, slipstream, and science fiction
Grimdark Magazine	https://www.grimdarkmagazine.com/submissions/	Reprints: AUD$0.01 per word	Electronic	Grimdark fantasy and sci-fi Submission periods
Short Fiction Break	http://shortfictionbreak.com/want-to-submit-a-story/	No	Electronic	Fiction (2000 words max)
The Short Humour Site	http://www.short-humour.org.uk/submissionguidelines /submissionguidelines.htm	No	Electronic and Print	Humorous short fiction and nonfiction (500 words max)
TDot Spec	http://tdotspec.com/submissions/	CAD 2c/word for originals; 50% rate for reprints	Electronic	Speculative fiction anthologies See themes and deadlines
Tales From the Moonlit Path	https://talesmoonlitpath.com/	$10	Electronic	Speculative fiction and poetry
Polar Borealis & Polar Starlight	http://polarborealis.ca/submission-guidelines/	$10	Electronic	Science Fiction, Fantasy, Weird Fantasy, Horror with SF aspects, Lovecraftian Horror Contributors must be Canadian, or at least reside in Canada. Has submission periods
Daikaijuzine	https://daikaijuzine.org/guidelines	$10 for fiction, $5 for poetry	Electronic	Speculative fiction, flash fiction, articles, and poetry
Dragon Soul Press	https://dragonsoulpress.com/anthologies/	Royalties	Electronic	Poetry and  fiction anthologies Drabbles All genres of fiction See deadlines
Shoreline of Infinity	https://www.shorelineofinfinity.com/submissions/	£40/1000 words for reprints published in another language	Electronic and Print	Science fiction and fantasy Has submission periods Poetry submissions open all year round
Space Squid	http://www.spacesquid.com/scifi-fantasy-mag/contributorguidelines/	$5	Electronic and Print	Scifi/humor. Flash fiction, short stories (2000 words max)
Mithila Review	https://mithilareview.com/submission-guidelines/	$10	Electronic	Fantasy, science fiction, nonfiction, poetry
Witcraft	https://witcraft.org/submit-2/	No payment, but stories are selected for prizes	Electronic	Stories that are brief, humorous and engaging.
Still Point Arts Quarterly	https://shantiartsllc.submittable.com/submit /30175/still-point-arts-quarterly-writing-submission	Token payment and 2 copies of issue	Print	Art, articles, essays, fiction, and poetry. Shanti Arts is focused on nature, art, and spirit.
Mesozoic Reader	https://farthertrees.wordpress.com/mesozoic-reader/	$10	Electronic and Print	Stories and poetry of any genre are welcome, so long as dinosaurs or other prehistoric creatures are a central element Has submission periods
Bulb Culture Collective	https://www.bulbculturecollective.com/submission-guidelines	No payment	Electronic	Poetry and prose (reviews, fiction, creative nonfiction, nonfiction, poetry); they want work that was “previously published (regardless of when it was published) by a journal that has since gone dark or if circumstances have made your work unavailable online for any reason. You must retain the rights of this work.”
House of Gamut	https://houseofgamut.moksha.io/publication/house-of-gamut/guidelines	Three cents a word for reprints. Poetry is $50 per poem for new work and $25 per poem for reprints	Electronic	1,000-5,000 words Speculative fiction, nonfiction, poetry
Poetry Super Highway	https://www.poetrysuperhighway.com/psh/poetry/submission-guidelines/	No	Electronic	Poetry
The Summerset Review	http://www.summersetreview.org/guidelines.htm	No	Electronic and Print	Literary fiction and nonfiction of up to 8,000 words, poets may submit up to five poems
Survivor's Review Open to cancer survivors, family members and caregivers	http://www.survivorsreview.org/submit.php	No	Electronic	Poetry, short stories, essays (up to 1000 words)
The Future Fire	http://futurefire.net/guidelines/index.html	$10 - $20	Electronic	Fiction and poetry that focuses on the social-political elements of imaginary, futuristic, fantastic, horrifying, surreal or otherwise speculative universes
The Fifth Di...	https://www.hiraethsffh.com/fifth-di	Reprint Stories: $15.00	Print	Science fiction, fantasy, and spooky horror stories and poems
Tales of the Zombie War	http://www.talesofworldwarz.com/submit.php	Semi-pro	Electronic	Zombies! (In poetry and prose)
Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built + Natural Environments	http://www.terrain.org/submit/regular-submission-guidelines/	No	Electronic	Poetry, essays, fiction, articles, artwork, videos, and other contributions
THEMA	http://themaliterarysociety.com/submissions.html	Token	Print	Poetry and prose - themed issues
The Stray Branch	http://www.thestraybranch.org/	No	Electronic	Fiction, poetry, photography, and art
Flame Tree Publishing	https://blog.flametreepublishing.com/fantasy-gothic/topic/call-for-submissions	4 pence for reprints	Electronic and Print	Speculative fiction anthologies See deadlines
Glint	https://glintjournal.wordpress.com/glint-12-submissions/	No	Electronic	Poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, book reviews, visual art. "We’re especially fond of hybrids. That terms encompasses form as well as content. We appreciate lyric essays, prose poems, flash fiction, collaborations, visual poetry, graphic fiction, literary fantasy, excerpts from verse novellas or verse biographies."
Tall Tale TV Podcast	https://talltaletv.com/submission-guidelines/	Unspecified	Audio	Science fiction and fantasy
The Phlogiston Press	https://thephlogistonpress.substack.com/about?utm_source=menu-dropdown	Royalties	Electronic	"We’re looking for short form speculative fiction, old style, slipstream, horror, fantasy, science fiction, literary, poetry, flash with a maximum length of 8,000 words - or even a longer story to serialise over a few newszines."
House of Zolo’s Journal of Speculative Literature	https://houseofzolo.com/submit-to-hoz/	$25 CND for poems and between $50 and $75 CND per short story	Electronic	Speculative poetry, fiction "We do consider previously published work, but we do not consider reprints that are currently available for free online." See themes
Nightlight (Podcast)	https://duotrope.com/duosuma/submit/nightlight-black-horror-fiction-podcast-dV3fG	$50	Podcast	Horror  At least one of your birth parents must be Black. See submission periods
Fixator Press	https://fixatorpress.home.blog/submission-guidelines/	No payment.	Electronic	Free-verse and experimental/off-beat poetry Accepts reprints as long as they have not appeared anywhere in the last 12 months
MetaStellar	https://www.metastellar.com/write-for-us/	No	Electronic	Speculative fiction
Underwater New York	http://underwaternewyork.com/submit/	No	Electronic	Fiction, nonfiction, art, music and poetry inspired by the underwater objects and phenomena that surround New York City
Unlikely Stories: MarkV	http://www.unlikelystories.org/mission.shtml	No	Electronic	Activist prose, music and poetry (They have the longest guidelines in the world...)
Small Wonders	https://smallwondersmag.com/submissions/	Original flash fiction: $0.10/word Reprint flash fiction: $0.01/word or $10, whichever is more Poems: $60 Art: $125 for reprint rights	Electronic	Speculative fiction and poetry with elements not of this world: fantasy, science fiction, horror 1000 words max for prose
East of the Web	http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/index.php?p=submissions/20131_1	5 cents/word	Electronic	Science Fiction
Toyon	https://www.toyonliterarymagazine.org/submission-guidelines.html	No payment	Electronic	Poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, art, audio, and translations
Frozen Wavelets	https://earthianhivemind.net/frozen-wavelets/?fbclid=IwAR0P-PiUCwG8VAQpRh8KK-zsLFsWtYa4IJA7B5nc7e4pE1M6e2H4IbE8Ugo	1 cent/word	Electronic	Speculative flash fiction and poetry
Alaska Parent	https://alaskaparent.com/write_for_us.html	$25-$40	Electronic and Print	Parenting in Alaska
Wordgathering	https://wordgathering.syr.edu/submission-guidelines/	No	Electronic	Disability literature
Workers Write!	http://www.workerswritejournal.com/	Semi-pro	Print	Working class fiction - themed issues
Chesapeake Family Life	https://www.chesapeakefamily.com/writers-guidelines/	$35	Print and electronic	Nonfiction about family life in Maryland
Georgia Family Magazine	http://www.georgiafamily.com/writers-guidelines/	Unspecified	Print?	Nonfiction about family life in Georgia
Hudson Valley Parent	https://hvparent.com/Pages/WritersGuidelines.aspx	$25	Electronic	Parenting in the Hudson Valley of New York
The Writing Disorder	http://writingdisorder.com/submit-work/	No	Electronic and Print	Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction, Art, Reviews, Interviews, Comic Art and Experimental work Youth Imagination
Western New York Family Magazine	https://www.wnyfamilymagazine.com/writer-s-guide/writer-s-guidelines	$40-$150	Electronic and Print	Parenting in Western New York
WritersWeekly	https://writersweekly.com/writersweekly-com-writers-guidelines	$30	Electronic	Nonfiction about the business of writing
Babybug	https://cricketmedia.com/babybug-submission-guidelines	Not specified	Print	Stories and poems for babies and toddlers
The Drabblecast	http://www.drabblecast.org/submissions/	Semi-pro	Audio	Weird stories (4000 words max)
GlitterShip	http://www.glittership.com/submission-guidelines/	Semi-pro	Audio	LGBTQ stories (6000 words max)
Ladybug	https://cricketmedia.com/ladybug-submission-guidelines	Not specified	Print	Stories, nonfiction, activities and poems for children 3 - 6 years old
Spider	https://cricketmedia.com/spider-submission-guidelines	Not specified	Print	"Fresh and engaging literature, poems, articles, and activities for newly independent readers."
The Dirty Spoon	http://www.dirty-spoon.com/submissions/	$50 (?)	Podcast	Essays, interviews and articles about people who work in our consumable culture. See submission periods
Gallery of Curiosities	https://gallerycurious.com/p/submissions-1599834174/	$.01/word	Podcast	Weird speculative fiction
Hourglass Books	https://www.facebook.com/notes/2820174548307810/	No	Online?	Fiction anthologies
Reprint Poetry	http://reprintpoetry.com/about/	No	Online	Poetry
Pseudopod	https://pseudopod.org/submissions/	$.08/word for original fiction, $100 flat rate for short story reprints, and $20 flat rate for flash fiction reprints (stories below 1500 words).	Podcast	Horror
Cast of Wonders	https://castofwonders.submittable.com/submit	$.06/word for original fiction, a $100 flat rate for Short Fiction reprints, and a $20 flat rate for Flash Fiction reprints	Podcast	YA, High fantasy, Science fiction
Cricket	https://cricketmedia.com/cricket-submission-guidelines	Not specified	Print	Fiction, poetry, and literary nonfiction for children aged 9 to 14
The Lascaux Review	http://lascauxreview.com/submissions/	$25	Digital	Stories, poems, and essays
Funds for Writers	http://fundsforwriters.com/submissions/	$10-$15	Digital newsletter	Practical tools and information related to getting paid to write
Ask Magazine	https://cricketmag.submittable.com/submit	Not specified	Print	Nonfiction for children 7–10 years old who are curious about science
One Story	https://one-story.com/write/submit-a-story/	$500	Print	If a story has been published in print outside of North America, it will be considered
Podcastle	http://podcastle.org/guidelines/	$20 - $100	Audio and text	Fantasy
Aromatica Poetica	https://www.aromaticapoetica.com/submissions/	No payment	Electronic	Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art–images, video, audio–that engage with smell and taste. Submissions periods
Dark Horses	https://darkhorsesmagazine.mystrikingly.com/	No payment	Electronic	Weird fiction  up to 10,000 words
Gwyllion	http://gwyllionmagazine.com/submissions/	£10	Print and Electronic	Speculative fiction, poetry, book reviews
Azure: A Journal of Literary Thought Published by Lazuli Literary Group	http://www.lazuliliterarygroup.com/ submissions.html	No	Electronic	Complex literary fiction
The Moth Ireland	http://www.themothmagazine.com/a1-page.asp?ID=1972	No	Print	Poetry and short stories
Quail Bell Magazine	http://www.quailbellmagazine.com/submit.html	No	Electronic	Short stories, art, multi-media, poetry
Abstract	https://abstractmagazinetv.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Poetry, flash fiction, creative nonfiction essay or memoir, in addition to multimedia submissions featuring audio or video content.   Abstract will consider work previously published in small-circulation journals, websites, or blogs
Manawaker Studios	http://www.manawaker.com/ffp-submissions/	$3	Podcast	Flash fiction
Craft	https://www.craftliterary.com/submit/	No	Electronic	Fiction and nonfiction
Dodging The Rain	https://dodgingtherain.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Poetry
Carrier Pigeon	https://guttenbergarts.squarespace.com/submit	No	Print	Fiction, flash fiction, poetry All accepted submissions are illustrated
Eunoia Review	https://eunoiareview.wordpress.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction
The Maul	https://themaulmag.com/?page_id=31	2¢/word for reprints	Electronic and print?	Horror  100 - 3,000 words
Remington Review	https://remingtonreview.wixsite.com/remingtonreview	No	Online	Poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction Has reading periods
The Lake	http://www.thelakepoetry.co.uk/submit/	No	Electronic	Poetry
Nice Cage	https://www.nicecage.com/guidelines.html	No	Electronic	Poetry and short fiction
Defuncted	https://medium.com/defuncted/why-defuncted-c7e361266000	No	Electronic	They are looking for work that was previously published but is no longer available to read online because the journal it was published in has gone defunct.
Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy	https://adamant.moksha.io/publication/basff/guidelines	?	Print	Stories must be by a writer who is American or Canadian, or who has made the US or Canada their home. Story length must be 17,499 words or less.
Zooscape	https://zooscape-zine.com/guidelines/	$20 for reprints	Electronic	All stories must be furry.
Lighten Up Online	https://www.lightenup-online.co.uk/index.php/submissions	No	Electronic	Poetry
Empty House Press	https://www.emptyhousepress.com/submit	No	Electronic	"We are willing to read work that has appeared on an author’s personal site or blog or at an online venue that has closed provided that the work is otherwise no longer available or appears in a significantly different form and appropriate acknowledgements are included."
Mirror Dance	http://www.mirrordancefantasy.com/2008/01/submissions.html	$5	Electronic	Fantasy fiction and poetry
No Sleep Podcast	https://www.thenosleeppodcast.com/submissions	Yes (various)	Podcast	Horror
Doubleback Review	http://doublebackreview.com/guidelines/	No	Electronic	"We only publish previously-published work from journals that no longer exist; we do not publish previously unpublished work nor previously published work that is still available online or in active print circulation."
Hedgerow	https://hedgerowhaiku.com/submissions/	No	Electronic	Poems, art          Work previously published on social media permitted
Random Sample Review	https://randomsamplereview.com/submit/	No payment	Electronic	Poetry, prose We will consider work that has been previously published as long as you let us know where it was published, and that publication allows for republishing. Submission periods
Our Day's Encounter	https://adaysencounter.wordpress.com/about/	No payment	Electronic	Art, photographs, poems, creative writings (if it’s poetry, please send three poems), thoughts, journal entries, just about anything written
The Collidescope	https://thecollidescope.com/submit/	No payment	Electronic	Art, fiction, poetry, critical essays, reviews, interviews, novel excerpts, and the unclassifiable. We gravitate mostly toward magical realism and the surreal/slipstream.
Imagitopia	https://www.imagitopiapod.com/submissions/submission-guidelines	1 cent/word	Electronic and Podcast	Fantasy short fiction
Afterpast Review	https://www.theafterpastreview.com/submissions.html	No payment	Electronic	Feminist literary magazine dedicated to uplifting underrepresented voices. We accept poetry, prose, and dramatic writing from all writers.
Story Unlikely	https://www.storyunlikely.com/#submit	$75 max	Electronic	"Good stories"
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