Most events are installed on their deadline date, unless there is a long submission window or unless it's a rolling submission.
P=Poetry, N=Nonfiction, F=Fiction
For this special issue, we want stories about characters with special collections. Collections that bring joy, sadness, nostalgia, fear.
That take up just an inch of shelf space or are crowding someone out of their home, or their mind.
Chance encounters, brief interactions, and how fleeting moments with strangers can shape our lives.
Much ado is made in the literary world of younger poets making waves, but it's never too late to develop and share your voice, and for many poets, their best work comes at an older age.
This collection aims to share untold, true, funny stories of pleasure, intimacy, sex, sexuality and thus smash the stigma around this still-too-taboo topic.
What do you think of when you hear the word “power”? What does it mean to have power? What does it mean to use it? What does it mean to abuse it? How does it feel when it’s taken away?
A seed is a small thing that we plant and nurture to grow bigger things we need. A seed is a promise, a hope, a plan to provide and to make things better. Seeds are where the future waits and dreams.
Submissions are restricted to women and gender non-conforming people.
We welcome content that focuses on trans voices, survivorship and healing from harm/trauma/violence, creative expressions of all kinds. We welcome your full range of emotions and expressions.
Tragic-romantic is a dichotomy that often exists in baby queer relationships. I want to see people's spin on tragedy or romance.
We invite narratives that illuminate what we choose (or are forced to) to carry forward, from the weight of inherited kitchen tools to the muscle memory of craft, from arrangements of space to patterns of gathering. We’re interested in stories that reveal how these carried things remain vital through our lives.
Say it loud, say it raw. Celebrate, condemn, twist it inside out. Go wild, go sexy, go off the rails.