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The Quilliad Press publishes
the writing and art of emerging and established Canadian authors,
photographers, and other visual artists. “We care more about the quality of
your work than your past publications.”
Quilliad looks for work
that engages with the weird; that includes magic realism, literary science
fiction, apocalyptic stories and poetry, retold/re-imagined fairy
tales/folklore/myths, horror, and other spooky, speculative, dark, and macabre
work.
Send poems (up to 5),
flash fiction (up to 5 pieces), short fiction (up to 2,500 words preferably),
visual art, and photography.
“We read every
submission and consider all submissions seriously.”
Open for submissions Aug 30 to Sept 30. Guidelines here.
Zoomer magazine and Everything Zoomer website
invites writers and artists to submit pitches. We read all submissions but will
only contact you if we’re interested in publishing your material.
Email submissions to: p.muggeridge@zoomermag.com
Tint Journal is an online journal for English as a second language writers.
They accept submissions for their In Conversation section year-round. In this section, they publish ESL book
reviews, ESL writer profiles and interviews with ESL writers. They consider any
writer ESL (English as a second language) who has acquired or learned the
English language after they have been fluent in another language.
They accept creative writing submissions by ESL writers and artwork submissions by artist of all backgrounds for their biannual literary issues only within open call periods.
See submission calls here.
Vox is actively seeking contributors to their Best Money I’ve Ever Spent essay series.
They're also looking
for first-person essays that use personal stories and unique perspectives to
explain the most important news stories of the day.
They also want feature stories, science stories, etc.
Payment varies
Guidelines
here.
Creative Nonfiction: True stories, well told. Creative Nonfiction is arguably the world’s most
prestigious journal for creative nonfiction. Nonetheless, it draws heavily from
unsolicited submissions, and a typical issue contains at least one essay by a
previously unpublished writer.
“Surprise us! The only rules are that all work
submitted must be nonfiction and original to the author, and we will not
consider previously published work."
Length: 5,000 – 10,00 words. Pays $300. Note: There is a $3 fee to submit online. No charge for snail mail.
Guidelines here.
Quick Brown Fox Quick Brown Fox welcomes your book reviews and
your short stories, poems, and essays about reading, writing, favourite books,
and libraries. Read a few essays on the blog to get a taste of what other
writers have done (see here and scroll down).
Quick Brown Fox also welcomes reviews of
any kind and of anything, anywhere or anybody. If you want to review your
favourite coffee shops or libraries, babysitters or lovers (no real names
please), go for it. See examples of book reviews here (and scroll down); other reviews here (and
scroll down).
Submit to: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
Include a short bio at the end of your
piece and attach a photo of yourself if you have one that’s okay.
See Brian Henry’s upcoming weekly writing classes, one-day
workshops, and weekend retreats here.
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