Latest Posts Under: Call for Submissions

The Blueshift Journal is now accepting submissions to their 4th issue. Blueshift is a student-run, international, tri-annual publication, with two online issues and one print issue, available free of charge. Deadline for issue 4 is January 1st. Submission information can be found here, and visit them on Facebook here. From Blueshift: “What kind of work do we want? On a microscopic level, scientists say that nothing ever touches.  Electrons repel each other; our very atoms shy away from trembling connection. Even in someone’s arms, we are galaxies apart, orbiting. We are impossibly distant. Hugely empty,… Read Article →

Cooper Street, a literary magazine run by MFA students at Rutgers-Camden, is currently looking for fiction, non-fiction and poetry for its fourth issue, slated for January publication. Priority deadline was Friday, November 27th, but submissions are still being accepted. Cooper Street is primarily interested in stories surrounding cities and/or urban issues, particularly those set in the Northeast. But will consider all subjects and genres if the work is interesting and strong. Additional Guidelines: Fiction: Send either one story of no more than 5,000 words (although stories of 3,000 words or less are especially welcome) or send up… Read Article →

Authors Roxanne Gay and Ashley C. Ford, in conjunction with Harper Perennial, are compiling an anthology Not That Bad: Dispatches from Rape Culture. The collection focuses upon the often diminished experiences of victims and survivors of rape culture and sexual violence. They are accepting submissions 2,500 to 7,500 words in length. Topics include: Testimonies of what “not that bad” looks like Critical examinations of rape culture What it’s like to negotiate rape culture as a man How women diminish the sexual violence and aggression they experience and the effects of doing so What “not that bad”… Read Article →

The literary magazine of Rowan University’s Master of Arts in Writing graduate program, Glassworks is now accepting submissions for their fall 2016 print issues. Glassworks publishes nonfiction, ficiton poetry, hybrid pieces, craft essays, new media, and art both digitally and in print. The deadline to submit is December 15, 2015. Submission guidelines can be found here. Glassworks also publishes flash fiction, prose poetry, and micro essays in their online edition Flash Glass Monthly which accepts submissions on a year-round rolling basis.

Chatterbox Audio Theater, a full-cast, dramatized podcast, is currently seeking scripts to produce in 2016. The submission deadline is November 15th. Full submission guidelines and FAQ’s can be found here, and sent to submissions@chatterboxtheater.org. Selected submissions will be recorded during their  Fall 2016 season and made freely available for thousands of listeners worldwide. Chatterbox shows remain permanently available for free streaming or download. As a Chatterbox writer, you can claim a worldwide audience — and know that your work will remain easily accessible to new listeners. Guidlines: Any writer (or writing team) age 18 or older Top-notch… Read Article →