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| The Virtuous Mimicry, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction and poetry |
| On 07/25 The Virtuous Mimicry joined litmags.org! (link) |
| We are interested in works written in literary style. Whatever genre and length it is, we want to realize the truth in your characters, of how you make the characters visceral and anthropoid, crafted in amazing words and context. |
posted @ 2010-07-25 01:21:00
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| Barrier Islands Review, a publisher of fiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 07/22 Barrier Islands Review joined litmags.org! (link) |
John Donne said, “No man is an island,” but we, as writers and as human beings, constantly try to prove him wrong. We forget that literature is an admission of coexistence, the idea that someone else can take pleasure or pain, find solace, meaning, or a new land in your transcribed thoughts. It is an admission that we are not alone. Here at Barrier Islands, we aim to help up and coming writers share those moving images with the world. If you have something to share with us, please read our submissions guidelines to find out what we want.
On the first of every month, Barrier Islands will publish a pdf containing the work of 12-15 writers. The best of those pieces will be compiled in a chapbook at the end of the year. |
posted @ 2010-07-22 23:14:19
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| indood, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction and poetry |
| On 07/11 indood joined litmags.org! (link) |
| There is a difference between good literature and great writing. I publish the latter. |
posted @ 2010-07-11 07:19:50
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| Survivor Chronicles, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 06/11 Survivor Chronicles joined litmags.org! (link) |
Survivor Chronicles is a small independent publication that seeks to represent writing (poetry, short fiction, non fiction) and art that has been part of the process of trauma survival.
It is open to everyone who has survived trauma or watched someone close survive trauma, and has created art as a part of the process. We seek to represent marginalized voices, in their purest, rawest, most sublime forms.
This is a survivor’s record of the every day struggle and triumph of survival; an artist’s view of art as art, art as therapy, art as a chronicle. |
posted @ 2010-06-11 16:58:12
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| greatest lakes review, a publisher of fiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 05/25 greatest lakes review joined litmags.org! (link) |
| greatest lakes review publishes good artistic work by people from Michigan or the surrounding Great Lakes region. We make exceptions when the work is, well, exceptional. |
posted @ 2010-05-25 18:35:43
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| Reading For Issue #1 |
| H.O.D. (Handful of Dust) will be reading prose submissions for their next issue (link) |
| H.O.D. is now open to poetry submissions and artwork for its debut .pdf-zine due out on the first day of summer. Submission guidelines available at the site. |
posted @ 2010-03-20 19:59:04
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| Vanilla, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 03/20 Vanilla joined litmags.org! (link) |
Vanilla is published quarterly every February, May, August and November. We are locally organized in the Montgomery
Alabama River Region but accept contributions of all literary, art and photographic genres from all over the world. We seek
to expose authors and artists alike to a public forum without sacrificing creative identity.
Your absurdity, tragedy, photography, sessions of deep thought or artistic whimsies drawn on fast food napkins are what we
crave.
Some select contributors and Editors’ favorites will be featured at vanillapress.org with all chosen contributors being
printed in paperback form. It is our mission to become a nationally recognized destination for budding creativity.
Contribute to our community and claim a cubbyhole. |
posted @ 2010-03-20 15:42:02
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| H.O.D. (Handful of Dust), a publisher of poetry and visual art |
| On 03/20 H.O.D. (Handful of Dust) joined litmags.org! (link) |
| H.O.D. seeks submissions of carefully edited, well-written poetry (and micro-fiction that can double as prose poetry). H.O.D. wants to publish the best of what can be described as grit lit. Dirty, filthy, beautiful. My tastes range from Southern grit to Urban myth. |
posted @ 2010-03-20 15:05:17
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| Basement Stories, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 03/12 Basement Stories joined litmags.org! (link) |
posted @ 2010-03-12 16:44:10
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| Black Heart Magazine, a publisher of fiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 03/07 Black Heart Magazine joined litmags.org! (link) |
| Black Heart Magazine: fiction that breaks the rules. |
posted @ 2010-03-07 22:24:55
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| The Panulaan Review and a publisher of poetry |
| On 03/03 The Panulaan Review joined litmags.org! (link) |
posted @ 2010-03-03 11:10:47
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| Touch: The Journal of Healing, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 02/20 Touch: The Journal of Healing joined litmags.org! (link) |
| Touch: The Journal of Healing contains poetry and prose from around the world that speaks of the physical, the emotional, and the spiritual touch of humanity. |
posted @ 2010-02-20 14:57:35
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| Camas: The Nature of the West, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 02/19 Camas: The Nature of the West joined litmags.org! (link) |
| Across the landscape of its pages, Camas cultivates new ideas and perspectives while remaining rooted in the inherited traditions of art and literature within the promise of the American West. |
posted @ 2010-02-19 14:08:56
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| Accepting Submissions For First Issue! |
| Yes, Poetry will be reading prose submissions for their next issue (link) |
| Send up to seven poems to editor.yespoetry@yahoo.com. Please include all work in the body of the email, a short author bio, and contact information. In the subject line of the email, please write "submission." |
posted @ 2010-02-16 18:55:13
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| Yes, Poetry and a publisher of poetry |
| On 02/16 Yes, Poetry joined litmags.org! (link) |
| We are an outlet for emerging writers, and wish to keep the community active. |
posted @ 2010-02-16 18:47:45
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