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| Leaning House Press, a publisher of fiction and poetry |
| On 02/07 Leaning House Press joined litmags.org! (link) |
| We publish primarily under pseudonyms, pieces by imagined authors that say something literary style and subject matter. Come read some of our work, and if you get the joke, write something for us. We often have themes, the first week of the month, stop by to find out what this months is! "If The Onion was a Lit Rag." |
posted @ 2010-02-07 01:05:25
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| DarkShine Magazine, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 02/06 DarkShine Magazine joined litmags.org! (link) |
DarkShine is a four in one magazine that publishes every two months and focuses on showcasing up and coming talent in the field of poetry, stories photography and art
while bringing you everything you need to... go further ... in your creative area with articles, tutorials and inspirational stories. |
posted @ 2010-02-06 01:54:05
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| Whisper&Scream, a publisher of fiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 02/05 Whisper&Scream joined litmags.org! (link) |
posted @ 2010-02-05 16:14:53
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| Issue X |
| Flowers & Vortexes will be hosting a reading of prose (link) |
We are now accepting submissions for Issue X.
Submission Deadline: April 4, 2010
Also our 2nd annual Haiku Contest begins March 1! |
posted @ 2010-02-05 13:37:23
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| Carcinogenic Poetry and a publisher of poetry |
| On 02/04 Carcinogenic Poetry joined litmags.org! (link) |
| The truth is to lies like cancer... |
posted @ 2010-02-04 16:26:14
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| fourpaperletters, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 02/03 fourpaperletters joined litmags.org! (link) |
posted @ 2010-02-03 21:39:30
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| vis a tergo, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction and poetry |
| On 01/19 vis a tergo joined litmags.org! (link) |
| vis a tergo is a celebration of that which drives us to create. It publishes one poem, one prose piece, and one comic every other Wednesday. It is built for speed and has no genre limitations. |
posted @ 2010-01-19 21:32:38
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| Poetry Quarterly and a publisher of poetry |
| On 01/13 Poetry Quarterly joined litmags.org! (link) |
Poetry Quarterly is a poetry journal with a focus on modern poetic style. We accept submissions of all subject matter.
The purpose of Poetry Quarterly is to publish great poetry. That’s it. – We do not care about the popularity of a poet, or past accomplishments. We are writers who love poetry for the sake of the form and message.
Great writers and great poetry go hand in hand. We pledge to only publish what we find most worthy and to give our readers the finest literary composition possible. |
posted @ 2010-01-13 22:21:22
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| Cats with Thumbs Has Joined Litmags |
| On 01/11 Cats with Thumbs joined litmags.org! (link) |
| Cats with Thumbs is here to provide a scratching post for the creative itch. |
posted @ 2010-01-11 09:01:47
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| Paper Darts Literary Arts Magazine, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 01/02 Paper Darts Literary Arts Magazine joined litmags.org! (link) |
| Paper Darts is not just meant to serve as platform for emerging artists; it’s meant to build, unite, inspire, and engage a creative community we all know exists but may not always know how to reach. It’s meant to foster artistic growth and forge new connections. And, let’s be honest, it’s meant to give you a reason to get off the couch, get out your laptop or paper, and get working on the tangible form of all your amazing intangible visions. |
posted @ 2010-01-02 15:00:12
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| Lingua, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 12/29 Lingua joined litmags.org! (link) |
Linguaphobous is always on the lookout for spectacularly-written speculative fiction, critical and literary fantasy, experimental science fiction, speculative poetry, and other works that are often difficult to categorize.
We aim to bring you the best in forward-thinking fiction and art. If you are a forward-thinking fiction writer or artist, please consider contributing.
Stories lacking a plot, pseudocode, utter nonsense, and other experimental work that falls into our genre requirements will also be considered. |
posted @ 2009-12-29 14:12:17
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| The Houston Literary Review, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 12/26 The Houston Literary Review joined litmags.org! (link) |
posted @ 2009-12-26 14:17:13
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| Locution Zine, a publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and visual art |
| On 12/24 Locution Zine joined litmags.org! (link) |
Locution encourages everyone to grow as writers, become better than they were before, and share their art with others. We view writing as an art best driven by passion, and this project is the highway we have constructed to pursue that. Moreover, we strive to become a respected platform from which new writers can gain valuable experience in technique and professionalism.
Though our backgrounds, interests and personalities vary, each of us shares a common dedication to literature, art, and the joy of creating. Our experiences and cultures affect us individually in a multitude of ways and the outcome has been, and will continue to be, exhilarating.
To be a writer is to live, and literature does not exist in a vacuum. The fact that we all come back and continue to exist as a community is testament to our passion. It is our wish to share this. |
posted @ 2009-12-24 19:10:00
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| Pulp Metal Magazine, a publisher of fiction and visual art, has joined litmags.org |
| On 12/24 Pulp Metal Magazine joined litmags.org! (link) |
| "A heady smorgasbord of odd fiction, cult celluloid, unreal doodling, lowbrow waffle & heavy, heavy music" |
posted @ 2009-12-24 12:30:01
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| Ink-Filled Page is now listed on litmags.org |
| Ink-Filled Page joined litmags.org! (link) |
Ink-Filled Page literary and arts journal features fiction, nonfiction, in four quarterly electronic issues and one print anthology each year. The publication unites literary and visual arts, taking readers on a journey of sensory and intellectual stimulation. Contributing writers and artists hail from across the United States as well as from several other countries. Themes range from love and familial relationships to adventure and betrayal in a variety of settings—hospitals, bars, sexy French cafes, road trips, and African villages.
Immerse yourself in these pages and you’ll find that the beauty of life often sleeps in the spaces between words and cartwheels over brushstrokes.
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posted @ 2009-12-04 12:44:14
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