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
Snapdragon is an international online literary journal for writers, artists, and all who are looking to creativity as a way to explore the healing journey.
We interpret the provocation very loosely. It is really up to you to define or reimagine the theme in a way that is helpful. Be brave and bold, have a go, and send us your best.
All of us have some connection to queer relatives, be they actually LGBTQI or not. We love storytelling about odd uncles and twisted sisters.
We are looking for beautiful works exploring Furrows; fields and farming, working with (or against) the natural environment, traditional childhoods, countryside life and imagery around earth and growth are all interpretations of this theme we’d particularly like to see
Characters like to hide, sometimes in plain sight. Show us your character's hidden truth behind the mask.
We are especially interested in the metaphysically broad; we look for the profound, real, fearless, gender-inclusive, curious voice.
What do you miss? Who do you long for? What lies buried in the past that you wish you could reclaim?
We get excited about work that explodes the status quo.
We are always intrigued as to how writers translate their work from the various themes we offer.
The theme is “Splendor” — however you conceive such glory and magnificence that comes with the word!
Submissions are restricted to those who are Indigenous and have a connection to the Great Lakes Region.
We are devoted to the exploration of the quest for meaning as it is expressed in the world’s myths, symbols, and religious traditions, with particular emphasis on the relationship between this store of wisdom and our modern life.
We wish to go somewhere unexpected, somewhere wanting, somewhere unheard.
You can pick one – Lost or Found– or both to use as an onramp for your creative journey.
Changes can be physical or philosophical, real or imagined. What are changes to you?
Passager has always been about welcoming new voices and giving readers a broad range of the best work by older writers.
Is one form of feminism supposed to bring us more liberation than another? We want to hear how you're dissecting your own place in the movement in the age of social media.
Exploring deep space or diving into the deepest oceans, you never know what you might find. This anthology asks writers to dig into the dark recesses and explore what's hidden.
Interpret those words as you will. We can't wait to see what is stirred.
We are especially interested in quiet, lingering pieces that take place in winter and evoke the feeling of the season.