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
In Fit Notes, we aim to explore work beyond the scope of its traditional and constrictive conceptions and explore how work relates to the body, to illness, and to life.
Entries may be on any topic.
We want to see your best work, regardless of form, style, or subject matter.
First Prize: £200 plus publication in a future edition of the New Contexts anthology & invitation to read the winning poem at a future Contextual virtual poetry reading event.
Can you write a killer story about betrayal in under two hundred words?
Harken back to days gone by and show us the happy moments of the past.
This issue is gay prom and Brown Bag is inviting everyone to put on their gayest outfits and dance the night away.
Messy Misfits Club zine is looking for stories with out of bounds content– We want to be raw, rebellious and let our voices be heard. The Messy Misfits are meant to be downright dirty!
Your work should always be just as long (or as short) as it needs to be.
Well Projects third anthology, Resurrection Charms, engages with the language of ‘returning’ implicit within projects of ecological restoration and explores what a ‘future modelled on the past’ is meant to look like.
Consider the wholes that form us and the holes that cause relationships and structures to erode. Explore this theme literally or figuratively.
Silkworm 17 has an optional theme of Bird. Feel free to interpret the theme in any way and remember that the theme is optional.
For our August 2024 edition, the theme is CIRCUS
Abridged 0-101 ‘Rebecca’ invites poetry submissions on the conflicting themes of haunting, convention, repression and resistance.
Poets, get your collections ready!
We welcome work from both new and established writers, and especially encourage submissions from writers yet to publish a first collection.
We want your poems and your mistakes. Fiction that falls between genres. Weird, wild poems. Anything speculative, daring, or just plain odd.
We have no definitive preference for what are looking for, we enjoy a variety of genres and styles and consider anything.
Six contributors will be nominated for a Pushcart Prize, (poetry and fiction).
We welcome all styles of writing, particularly that which is well-crafted, uses language lovingly and surprisingly, and feels daring or quietly powerful.