P – Free the Verse Poetry Competitions Theme: Remembering
We’re looking for all kinds of poetry on the theme of Remembering. As always, we encourage you to bend the rules with both content and form.
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9 events found.
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
Events for June 30, 2025
P – Callout for Submissions to Last Stanza Poetry Journal, Issue 21: Conversation
Conversations, painful or joyful discussions, debates, gossip, pillow talks, or conversations you've always wished you could have had.
N – My Writing Journey Competition. Theme: The worst writing mistake I’ve ever made
Make it funny, heartfelt, quirky and real.
PFN – SLO NightWriters Golden Quill Writing Contest 2025. The Theme: Risk
The Golden Quill Writing Contest is a tri-genre contest that awards a total of $1,650 in prizes and publication in the 2025 issue of The NightWriter Review.
P – The Alchemy Spoon Seeking Submissions on the Theme of: Food
In Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist the spoon represents the importance of balancing creativity and career. We encourage poets to allow the oils of creativity to fall from their spoons in exchange for the pleasure of creating and having their poetry published.
PFN – Call for Submissions to Sinister Wisdom: A Multicultural Lesbian Literary & Art Journal. Theme: Body of Land
How do we negotiate lesbian/queer desire across cultures and geographies? What does it mean to belong to a body?
F – Yay! All Queer Anthology: Free and Queer Seeking Stories with LGBTQ+ characters
We’re searching for LGBTQ+ characters who have a central position within the story. This will be a diverse and inclusive anthology.
PFN – Seeking Trans and Genderqueer Voices for Trans and Genderqueer Voices Anthology
The work must be written by a trans/genderqueer person, or at least one of the authors must be trans/genderqueer.
PFN – Moss Puppy Magazine Seeking Submissions on the Theme: Cedar
Inspired by Kelli’s own pup of the same name, this theme invites us to explore how the familiar shifts meaning—how something as simple as a tree can become a companion, a memory, a symbol. Focus your poetry on the relationships between dogs, trees, and the familiar.