Events

Whether your focus is on tomorrow or 2099, we want to see you take on the unknown.

We seek works that explore the boundless landscapes of time, the immortal pulse of nature, the timeless essence of being, or however you understand and interpret the concept of infinitude.

The economy no longer serves human society. It’s a business. So it is time to give business the business.

Whether it’s accepting our own limitations, accepting challenging situations beyond our control, or holding space for any of the hundreds of facets of human existence that invite judgment, isolation, or torment, we want to hear about your struggles with and your victories in being accepted, in accepting, in making room.

Issue 17 will have a loose theme of Adventure. However, we would recommend not taking the theme too literally.

Send in your experiences and desires, your vulnerability and hope, as well as your dreams and despair in relation to the theme. We want voice. We want artistry. We want heart.

We are very into slice of life stories, ruralism in general, extending to so-called “cottagecore”, and stories in general that take place in wooded places.

SERAPHIM: an angelic being, regarded in traditional Christian angelology as belonging to the highest order of the ninefold celestial hierarchy, associated with light, ardour, and purity.

Please send us your clever observations of the world, from the mundane to the mountainous. Tell the truth, but tell it slanted.

Whether your style leans towards the whimsical or the stark, infuse your work with the power to provoke contemplation. Show us possibilities that shape the human experience.

Submissions are restricted to women and gender non-conforming people.

“I never left because a part of me will always be in that house . . . ” ? J.X. Burros

Mothers have a lot to say about mothering. Trust us, we know. We're dedicating the month of May to telling those motherhood stories.

A holistic retrospective on the women’s music cultural movement. This is an explicitly trans-inclusive issue that welcomes submissions from people of all genders and walks of life who have experiences with the women’s music movement. 

Send us your work about treasures you’ve reclaimed, leftovers, pulpiness, messiness, griminess, and excessiveness. What you’re afraid to touch with a ten foot pole. In short, send us your trashiest and filthiest work. 

Separation from one’s country or culture—whether voluntary or not—generates a range of feelings/experiences: disorientation, grief, nostalgia, curiosity, surprise, and a negotiation of a new sense of self, to name a few. Send us fiction—flash or full length—that uncovers some nuance of this experience.