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n + 1
n + 1 is a biannual journal that encompasses themes of politics, literature, and culture in its issues. This magazine has specific guidelines, and recommends that writers read these guidelines before submitting. n + 1 accepts both flash fiction and short stories. n + 1 is a print publication, but only accepts electronic submissions. The magazine does not accept simultaneous submissions.
http://www.nplusonemag.com/
Nantahala
Nantahala is a review based on Appalachia. The English definition of the word Nantahala is "land of the noonday sun." It focuses on writings and photography based on Appalachia. Nantahala accepts fiction, nonfiction, photography, and poetry. They accept only electronic submissions. They are in association with the Appalachian College Association. Nantahala is funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
http://nantahalareview.org/issue3-2/index.html
Natural Bridge
Focusing on contemporary literature, Natural Bridge is a literary journal dedicated to publishing fiction, non-fiction, poetry, translations, and personal essays. They are in association with the University of Missouri in St. Louis. Natural Bridge accepts submissions during the months of July-August, and November-December. Works that have been published elsewhere are not accepted. Natural Bridge has currently completed their eightieth issue.
http://www.umsl.edu/~natural/
Neo
Neo is a biannual publication that is open to poetry, short story, and novelette submissions. Neo seeks high quality works that have serious intent. The literary magazine is hosted in Portugal, yet it accepts worldwide submissions and publishes in English. Neo accepts submissions from September 1st to May 31st, and takes between three to five months to make a decision. Neo accepts both postal and electronic submissions, and does not allow simultaneous or multiple submissions.
http://www.neomagazine.org/issues.html
Neon
Neon is a print publication journal that accepts poetry, short stories, and flash fiction. Neon wants work that is brilliant, beautiful, shocking, intense, and memorable. Genre is welcome, but should not be clichéd or genre-typical. Neon accepts electronic submissions only, their publication schedule is unknown. Neon is established in the United Kingdom.
http://www.fourvolts.co.uk/
The New College Review
The New College Review is a mainstream literary journal published by The New College of California. It publishes both in print and on the web, and accepts all genres. The New College Review only accepts postal submissions. It does not accept simultaneous submissions, reprints, or multiple submissions. The New College Review is only published once a year, and focuses on publishing writing from all corners of the globe.
http://www.newcollege.edu/review/index.html
Night Train
Night Train is an online and a print journal. Night Train creates opportunities for established as well as upcoming writers to get their work read by a wide audience. Night Train has received critical acclaim from several sources as including The Writer, The Boston Phoenix and the Boston Globe. Night Train prints poetry, short stories and full length works. Night Train has been printed twice a year in the past but with the addition of bringing the journal online, it may be printed more often.
http://www.nighttrainmagazine.com/
NOÖ Journal
NOÖ Journal is a free literary and political print/online journal distributed all over, based out of California and Massachusetts. Their mission is to encourage mainstream readers to reconnect with literature and diverse critical thinking. Monologues under 300 words themed around current political or social issues. These pieces can come from any prose genre: fiction, nonfiction, etc. Essays must be under 2000 words that present strong arguments and fresh looks at current issues. Photography and artwork of the black and white variety are preferred. Please include a short bio with all submissions. Longer submissions should be attached as an MS Word DOC or RTF file. Shorter submissions can be pasted in the body of the email. Simultaneous submissions are fine, but please let them know.
http://www.noojournal.com/
Oklahoma Review
Oklahoma Review is published through the Department of English at Cameron University, Oklahoma. Oklahoma Review accepts poetry and short story electronic submissions, and allows simultaneous submissions. It is published bi-annually in the United States. The website states that “the magazine’s only agenda is to promote the pleasures and edification derived from high-quality literature”.
http://www.cameron.edu/okreview/index.html
On The Premises
On The Premises accepts short story submissions from all genres and themes. Short stories published in this journal are wining entries from the organizations competitions that are held four times a year. There are no entry fees, but winners are paid (ranging from semi-pro to professional rates). It is an electronic publication that only accepts electronic submissions. It does not allow simultaneous or multiple submissions, and does not accept reprints. On The Premises is published three times a year, and aims to display works of newer/unknown writers.
http://www.onthepremises.com/
One Story
One Story is a literary fiction journal that publishes a singular story between 3,000 – 8,000 words 18x a year in a pocket sized journal. The genre and theme to the stories published are open, and One Story seeks to display varied works throughout the year. One Story is a print publication that allows electronic submissions only. Although it accepts simultaneous submissions it does not allow reprints or multiple submissions. One Story will only publish each writer once, allowing many writers to be published in its journal. One Story boasts over 3,000 subscribers.
http://www.one-story.com/
Open City Open City was established in 1990 and is published triennially. Open City is based out of New York City and many of the works featured are by first-time writers. Open City accepts short stories and poetry between September 1st and May 31st. They do consider simultaneous submissions as long as they are notified if it is chosen, so they can pull the manuscript. They also request that you allow six months between submissions. NO email submissions are accepted. http://www.opencity.org/index.html Opium Magazine
A fun and unique magazine, Opium Magazine is a print and electronic magazine looking for aspiring writers. The magazine also offers contests. Opium Magazine has a section called Opium Live where it features writers reading their works, short films, and interviews with famous writers. All are welcome to offer their fiction or a video to them. When submitting online, the wait time is 3 weeks and when submitting in print it is four months.
http://www.opiummagazine.com/Index.aspx
Pacific Review
Pacific Review is looking for high quality fiction, essays and art work, they have been in publication since 1972. They are a print publication that is published once per year accepting only postal submissions.
http://pacificreview.sdsu.edu/casa1.html
Palabra
A different type of magazine is Palabra, which is one that focuses primarily on Chicano and Latino literary art. Palabra is about taking risks, exploring and using two languages to bring out writing that is filled with surprises. They accept works that are in English, Spanish or both (Spanglish). Palabra accepts fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and novel excerpts. The magazine is published twice a year and offers pay to works that are published in Palabra. They allow only print submissions. The response time is 3-4 months.
http://www.palabralitmag.com/index.html
PanGaia
PanGaia is a print journal dedicated to Paganism and other Earth-based beliefs. It is a subsidiary of Blessed Bee Incorporated. It is a quarterly journal of eighty pages which accepts poetry, fiction, essays, non-fiction articles, interviews, artwork and photography, as well as rituals.
http://www.pangaia.com
Parlor
Parlor is an online literary journal founded in 2006 to showcase creative work of poets and prose writers. An entirely student-run publication, Rosemont College is the magazine's sponsor. Prose must not exceed 5,000 words, three pieces maximum per writer for each submission period. No more than five poems submitted at a time. As of now any submissions received after March 15, 2008 will be held and considered for Parlor #5.
http://www.parlorjournal.com/
Pearl
Pearl is a print publication that is 96-160 pages of poetry, short fiction, and black and white artwork. They accept email submissions from writers outside of the United States, other wise postal submissions are accepted from residents of the US. Pearl is open to most genres including literary, experimental, and mainstream. Reprints or simultaneous submissions are not allowed. Published 2x per year in the United States.
http://www.pearlmag.com/
The Pedestal Magazine The Pedestal Magazine is an online literary journal that supports both established and burgeoning writers. Pedestal does not accept previously published work, unless specifically requested; however, they do accept simultaneous submissions. The editors are open to a wide variety of poetry, ranging from the highly experimental to the traditionally formal. There are no length restrictions. Submit up to six poems at a time. High-quality fiction of all sorts including traditional, experimental work and genre fiction are welcome. Only submit one fiction work at a time. The Pedestal Magazine does pay the authors it chooses to publish; $30 per poem and $.05 per word for prose.
http://www.thepedestalmagazine.com/
Pens on Fire
Pens on Fire has been around since June 2006. Its focus is on publishing new and beginning writers while providing readers with quality literature. Pens on Fire is published online each month. Content that the editors are looking for is fiction, poetry, non-fiction, art, and music. They accept fiction works of any genre but want to see stories with a consistent plot and well developed characters and settings. For poetry, any genre is welcome but it should be unique and able to evoke imagery and emotion. Submissions are to be made via e-mail.
http://www.pensonfire.com/index.asp
Phoebe
Phoebe is associated with George Mason University and publishes poetry and fiction. Phoebe prides itself on supporting up-and-coming writers, whose style, form, voice, and subject matter demonstrate a vigorous appeal to the senses, intellect, and emotions of the readers. Editors invite submissions postmarked between Sept. 1st and April 15th but ask for a maximum of one poetry submission of 3-5 poems or one fiction submission of up to 7500 words at a time. All submissions must be sent through the postal system. Response time is 4-6 months.
http://www.gmu.edu/pubs/phoebe/index.htm
Pink Mouse Pub
Pink Mouse Pub is an online literary journal that displays poetry, prose, essays, short stories, photography. The journal’s goal is to grow into a print publication, while turning people onto poetry.
http://pinkmouseonline.com/index.html
Poetry Ireland Review
Poetry Ireland Review is a print poetry journal which is published quarterly. The journal publishes the works of budding international and Irish poets, as well as those already established. It's goal is to help spread the beauty of poetry throughout the country or Ireland.
http://www.poetryireland.ie/index.php
Prick of the Spindle
Prick of the Spindle is a relatively new online literary journal and was created in March 2007. Prick of the Spindle publishes poetry, fiction, drama, creative and academic nonfiction, and literary reviews. They are open to forms in both traditional and experimental modes. Up to five pieces per category may be submitted at once. There is no length requirement on fiction.
http://www.prickofthespindle.com/
Prism Quarterly
Prism Quarterly is a print journal that has been published on a quarterly basis since 1996. Prism Quarterly is looking for poetry and short stories that are unique in style and diversity. The journal is open to most genres’ including literary, mainstream, and science fiction. Prism Quarterly is filled with diverse poetry and original fiction and essays.
http://www.daybreakpoetry.com/prism.htm
Projected Letters
Projected Letters is an online literary journal that features fiction, poetry, non-fiction (essays, long reviews, articles, journalism, science, history, philosophy etc.) along with artwork and photography. Projected Letters prefers original work, but will occasionally republish. Submissions should be a maximum of two short stories and four poems, unless those poems are part of a series and cannot be split up. An important thing to note is that Projected Letters will edit your work; they wish to present very high quality writing and will edit your work according to their own best practices. They prefer to work with the author, so if you are too busy to make changes or work with an editor, think twice before submitting.
http://www.projectedletters.com/
Quarterly West
Quarterly West is published by the University of Utah biannually, and is a nationally distributed literary journal. Founded in 1976, it is run by graduate students at the University of Utah. Quarterly West accepts short fiction, poetry, and non fiction submissions from September 1st through May 1st only, and uses both established authors and new talent. Quarterly West does accept simultaneous submissions, but expects to be informed. The average amount of pages of the publication is 150, and each singular issue sells for $8.50. Quarterly West also runs a biennial novella competition.
http://webdelsol.com/Quarterly_West/index.html
The Raging Face
The Raging Face is a literary journal specializing unconventional travel writing, commentary, funny short fiction and travel writing that describes hard, dirty, unpleasant trips. Nothing over 2,500 words. No obscentities. Please send submissions as Microsoft Word attachments in an email.
http://www.ragingface.com/
The Rambler
The Rambler is a print publication interested in fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and photography. The Rambler is especially interested in personal non-fiction of no more then 8,000 words. Although they are open to many subjects they are not interested in science fiction, horror, romance or children’s stories. They are a unique magazine with personal writing and diverse voices. They accept electronic and email submissions, they publish six times a year in the United States.
www.villagerambler.com
Random Acts of Writing
Random Acts of Writing (R.A.W.) is a private literary magazine in Scotland. It is published twice a year in print only. The editor accepts short stories of 2,000 words or less, some poetry and haiku. They "plan to stimulate and promote new writing in the Highlands and beyond." The editor prefers email submissions yet also accepts submissions by mail. R.A.W. is a fresh magazine that creates a place for unheard and established writers to share their works. On a personal note, they are very friendly and helpful. I was considering grad-schools in Scotland, so I emailed the editor and she sent out a notice to all their Scottish contributors to give me advice on schools.
http://www.randomactsofwriting.co.uk/
Ransom Notes Press
Ransom Notes Press was founded in 2005 by Christian Alighieri and Emily Marlowe wanting to offer the highest quality of suspense and mystery novels. RNP is a private organization which offers them the chance of publishing new and upcoming suspense writers. If interested in submitting work for the company, you should include a cover page summarizing your work as well as the first 25 pages of the novel and should take into consideration the fact that RNP does not publish mysteries with pet detectives or humorous mysteries.
http://ransomnotepress.com/index.html
Raving Dove
http://www.montana.edu/readthis/
River Styx Magazine
River Styx Magazine is an award winning international journal of poetry, interviews, essays, fiction and art. River Styx is published tri-annually by Big River Association. It has been publishing works since 1975 from Saint Louis, Missouri. The editor accepts unsolicited manuscripts and artwork annually from May through November. Out of the three issued published each year, one always includes a themed issue.
http://www.riverstyx.org/
Rivendell
A refreshing literary journal that recognizes the places that literature and art are made. In each issue poetry, flash fiction, creative fiction, original art are brought together to inspire the mind. A print publication journal that accepts postal submissions and is published in the US.
http://www.rivendelljournal.org/
Rumble
Created in 2004 as a small electronic monthly literary magazizne, Rumble is primarily dedicated to printing microfiction but they take poetry submissions as well . Originally monthly now Rumble publishes new content every few weeks. Editor Craig Snyder states on their website that “a new best of Rumble e-book” will be coming soon. Although it’s still in its baby years, Rumble is becoming a more powerful literary magazine everyday.
http://rumble.sy2.com/
n + 1 is a biannual journal that encompasses themes of politics, literature, and culture in its issues. This magazine has specific guidelines, and recommends that writers read these guidelines before submitting. n + 1 accepts both flash fiction and short stories. n + 1 is a print publication, but only accepts electronic submissions. The magazine does not accept simultaneous submissions.
http://www.nplusonemag.com/
Nantahala
Nantahala is a review based on Appalachia. The English definition of the word Nantahala is "land of the noonday sun." It focuses on writings and photography based on Appalachia. Nantahala accepts fiction, nonfiction, photography, and poetry. They accept only electronic submissions. They are in association with the Appalachian College Association. Nantahala is funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
http://nantahalareview.org/issue3-2/index.html
Natural Bridge
Focusing on contemporary literature, Natural Bridge is a literary journal dedicated to publishing fiction, non-fiction, poetry, translations, and personal essays. They are in association with the University of Missouri in St. Louis. Natural Bridge accepts submissions during the months of July-August, and November-December. Works that have been published elsewhere are not accepted. Natural Bridge has currently completed their eightieth issue.
http://www.umsl.edu/~natural/
Neo
Neo is a biannual publication that is open to poetry, short story, and novelette submissions. Neo seeks high quality works that have serious intent. The literary magazine is hosted in Portugal, yet it accepts worldwide submissions and publishes in English. Neo accepts submissions from September 1st to May 31st, and takes between three to five months to make a decision. Neo accepts both postal and electronic submissions, and does not allow simultaneous or multiple submissions.
http://www.neomagazine.org/issues.html
Neon
Neon is a print publication journal that accepts poetry, short stories, and flash fiction. Neon wants work that is brilliant, beautiful, shocking, intense, and memorable. Genre is welcome, but should not be clichéd or genre-typical. Neon accepts electronic submissions only, their publication schedule is unknown. Neon is established in the United Kingdom.
http://www.fourvolts.co.uk/
The New College Review
The New College Review is a mainstream literary journal published by The New College of California. It publishes both in print and on the web, and accepts all genres. The New College Review only accepts postal submissions. It does not accept simultaneous submissions, reprints, or multiple submissions. The New College Review is only published once a year, and focuses on publishing writing from all corners of the globe.
http://www.newcollege.edu/review/index.html
Night Train
Night Train is an online and a print journal. Night Train creates opportunities for established as well as upcoming writers to get their work read by a wide audience. Night Train has received critical acclaim from several sources as including The Writer, The Boston Phoenix and the Boston Globe. Night Train prints poetry, short stories and full length works. Night Train has been printed twice a year in the past but with the addition of bringing the journal online, it may be printed more often.
http://www.nighttrainmagazine.com/
NOÖ Journal
NOÖ Journal is a free literary and political print/online journal distributed all over, based out of California and Massachusetts. Their mission is to encourage mainstream readers to reconnect with literature and diverse critical thinking. Monologues under 300 words themed around current political or social issues. These pieces can come from any prose genre: fiction, nonfiction, etc. Essays must be under 2000 words that present strong arguments and fresh looks at current issues. Photography and artwork of the black and white variety are preferred. Please include a short bio with all submissions. Longer submissions should be attached as an MS Word DOC or RTF file. Shorter submissions can be pasted in the body of the email. Simultaneous submissions are fine, but please let them know.
http://www.noojournal.com/
Oklahoma Review
Oklahoma Review is published through the Department of English at Cameron University, Oklahoma. Oklahoma Review accepts poetry and short story electronic submissions, and allows simultaneous submissions. It is published bi-annually in the United States. The website states that “the magazine’s only agenda is to promote the pleasures and edification derived from high-quality literature”.
http://www.cameron.edu/okreview/index.html
On The Premises
On The Premises accepts short story submissions from all genres and themes. Short stories published in this journal are wining entries from the organizations competitions that are held four times a year. There are no entry fees, but winners are paid (ranging from semi-pro to professional rates). It is an electronic publication that only accepts electronic submissions. It does not allow simultaneous or multiple submissions, and does not accept reprints. On The Premises is published three times a year, and aims to display works of newer/unknown writers.
http://www.onthepremises.com/
One Story
One Story is a literary fiction journal that publishes a singular story between 3,000 – 8,000 words 18x a year in a pocket sized journal. The genre and theme to the stories published are open, and One Story seeks to display varied works throughout the year. One Story is a print publication that allows electronic submissions only. Although it accepts simultaneous submissions it does not allow reprints or multiple submissions. One Story will only publish each writer once, allowing many writers to be published in its journal. One Story boasts over 3,000 subscribers.
http://www.one-story.com/
Open City Open City was established in 1990 and is published triennially. Open City is based out of New York City and many of the works featured are by first-time writers. Open City accepts short stories and poetry between September 1st and May 31st. They do consider simultaneous submissions as long as they are notified if it is chosen, so they can pull the manuscript. They also request that you allow six months between submissions. NO email submissions are accepted. http://www.opencity.org/index.html Opium Magazine
A fun and unique magazine, Opium Magazine is a print and electronic magazine looking for aspiring writers. The magazine also offers contests. Opium Magazine has a section called Opium Live where it features writers reading their works, short films, and interviews with famous writers. All are welcome to offer their fiction or a video to them. When submitting online, the wait time is 3 weeks and when submitting in print it is four months.
http://www.opiummagazine.com/Index.aspx
Pacific Review
Pacific Review is looking for high quality fiction, essays and art work, they have been in publication since 1972. They are a print publication that is published once per year accepting only postal submissions.
http://pacificreview.sdsu.edu/casa1.html
Palabra
A different type of magazine is Palabra, which is one that focuses primarily on Chicano and Latino literary art. Palabra is about taking risks, exploring and using two languages to bring out writing that is filled with surprises. They accept works that are in English, Spanish or both (Spanglish). Palabra accepts fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and novel excerpts. The magazine is published twice a year and offers pay to works that are published in Palabra. They allow only print submissions. The response time is 3-4 months.
http://www.palabralitmag.com/index.html
PanGaia
PanGaia is a print journal dedicated to Paganism and other Earth-based beliefs. It is a subsidiary of Blessed Bee Incorporated. It is a quarterly journal of eighty pages which accepts poetry, fiction, essays, non-fiction articles, interviews, artwork and photography, as well as rituals.
http://www.pangaia.com
Parlor
Parlor is an online literary journal founded in 2006 to showcase creative work of poets and prose writers. An entirely student-run publication, Rosemont College is the magazine's sponsor. Prose must not exceed 5,000 words, three pieces maximum per writer for each submission period. No more than five poems submitted at a time. As of now any submissions received after March 15, 2008 will be held and considered for Parlor #5.
http://www.parlorjournal.com/
Pearl
Pearl is a print publication that is 96-160 pages of poetry, short fiction, and black and white artwork. They accept email submissions from writers outside of the United States, other wise postal submissions are accepted from residents of the US. Pearl is open to most genres including literary, experimental, and mainstream. Reprints or simultaneous submissions are not allowed. Published 2x per year in the United States.
http://www.pearlmag.com/
The Pedestal Magazine The Pedestal Magazine is an online literary journal that supports both established and burgeoning writers. Pedestal does not accept previously published work, unless specifically requested; however, they do accept simultaneous submissions. The editors are open to a wide variety of poetry, ranging from the highly experimental to the traditionally formal. There are no length restrictions. Submit up to six poems at a time. High-quality fiction of all sorts including traditional, experimental work and genre fiction are welcome. Only submit one fiction work at a time. The Pedestal Magazine does pay the authors it chooses to publish; $30 per poem and $.05 per word for prose.
http://www.thepedestalmagazine.com/
Pens on Fire
Pens on Fire has been around since June 2006. Its focus is on publishing new and beginning writers while providing readers with quality literature. Pens on Fire is published online each month. Content that the editors are looking for is fiction, poetry, non-fiction, art, and music. They accept fiction works of any genre but want to see stories with a consistent plot and well developed characters and settings. For poetry, any genre is welcome but it should be unique and able to evoke imagery and emotion. Submissions are to be made via e-mail.
http://www.pensonfire.com/index.asp
Phoebe
Phoebe is associated with George Mason University and publishes poetry and fiction. Phoebe prides itself on supporting up-and-coming writers, whose style, form, voice, and subject matter demonstrate a vigorous appeal to the senses, intellect, and emotions of the readers. Editors invite submissions postmarked between Sept. 1st and April 15th but ask for a maximum of one poetry submission of 3-5 poems or one fiction submission of up to 7500 words at a time. All submissions must be sent through the postal system. Response time is 4-6 months.
http://www.gmu.edu/pubs/phoebe/index.htm
Pink Mouse Pub
Pink Mouse Pub is an online literary journal that displays poetry, prose, essays, short stories, photography. The journal’s goal is to grow into a print publication, while turning people onto poetry.
http://pinkmouseonline.com/index.html
Poetry Ireland Review
Poetry Ireland Review is a print poetry journal which is published quarterly. The journal publishes the works of budding international and Irish poets, as well as those already established. It's goal is to help spread the beauty of poetry throughout the country or Ireland.
http://www.poetryireland.ie/index.php
Prick of the Spindle
Prick of the Spindle is a relatively new online literary journal and was created in March 2007. Prick of the Spindle publishes poetry, fiction, drama, creative and academic nonfiction, and literary reviews. They are open to forms in both traditional and experimental modes. Up to five pieces per category may be submitted at once. There is no length requirement on fiction.
http://www.prickofthespindle.com/
Prism Quarterly
Prism Quarterly is a print journal that has been published on a quarterly basis since 1996. Prism Quarterly is looking for poetry and short stories that are unique in style and diversity. The journal is open to most genres’ including literary, mainstream, and science fiction. Prism Quarterly is filled with diverse poetry and original fiction and essays.
http://www.daybreakpoetry.com/prism.htm
Projected Letters
Projected Letters is an online literary journal that features fiction, poetry, non-fiction (essays, long reviews, articles, journalism, science, history, philosophy etc.) along with artwork and photography. Projected Letters prefers original work, but will occasionally republish. Submissions should be a maximum of two short stories and four poems, unless those poems are part of a series and cannot be split up. An important thing to note is that Projected Letters will edit your work; they wish to present very high quality writing and will edit your work according to their own best practices. They prefer to work with the author, so if you are too busy to make changes or work with an editor, think twice before submitting.
http://www.projectedletters.com/
Quarterly West
Quarterly West is published by the University of Utah biannually, and is a nationally distributed literary journal. Founded in 1976, it is run by graduate students at the University of Utah. Quarterly West accepts short fiction, poetry, and non fiction submissions from September 1st through May 1st only, and uses both established authors and new talent. Quarterly West does accept simultaneous submissions, but expects to be informed. The average amount of pages of the publication is 150, and each singular issue sells for $8.50. Quarterly West also runs a biennial novella competition.
http://webdelsol.com/Quarterly_West/index.html
The Raging Face
The Raging Face is a literary journal specializing unconventional travel writing, commentary, funny short fiction and travel writing that describes hard, dirty, unpleasant trips. Nothing over 2,500 words. No obscentities. Please send submissions as Microsoft Word attachments in an email.
http://www.ragingface.com/
The Rambler
The Rambler is a print publication interested in fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and photography. The Rambler is especially interested in personal non-fiction of no more then 8,000 words. Although they are open to many subjects they are not interested in science fiction, horror, romance or children’s stories. They are a unique magazine with personal writing and diverse voices. They accept electronic and email submissions, they publish six times a year in the United States.
www.villagerambler.com
Random Acts of Writing
Random Acts of Writing (R.A.W.) is a private literary magazine in Scotland. It is published twice a year in print only. The editor accepts short stories of 2,000 words or less, some poetry and haiku. They "plan to stimulate and promote new writing in the Highlands and beyond." The editor prefers email submissions yet also accepts submissions by mail. R.A.W. is a fresh magazine that creates a place for unheard and established writers to share their works. On a personal note, they are very friendly and helpful. I was considering grad-schools in Scotland, so I emailed the editor and she sent out a notice to all their Scottish contributors to give me advice on schools.
http://www.randomactsofwriting.co.uk/
Ransom Notes Press
Ransom Notes Press was founded in 2005 by Christian Alighieri and Emily Marlowe wanting to offer the highest quality of suspense and mystery novels. RNP is a private organization which offers them the chance of publishing new and upcoming suspense writers. If interested in submitting work for the company, you should include a cover page summarizing your work as well as the first 25 pages of the novel and should take into consideration the fact that RNP does not publish mysteries with pet detectives or humorous mysteries.
http://ransomnotepress.com/index.html
Raving Dove
Raving Dove is an online literary journal dedicated to sharing thought-provoking writing, photography, and art that opposes the use of violence during conflicts, and embraces the theme of peace. Published in February, June, and October, Raving Dove welcomes original poetry, nonfiction essays, fiction, photography, and art. Free verse poetry is preferred over technical perfection. 3,000 words (shorter submissions are preferred), nonfiction may be up to 1,000 words, Multiple submissions are welcomed. Raving Dove was ranked #1 for poetry in an online journal in the Preditors and Editors Readers' Poll, 2007.
Read This first began during the fall of 2006, apart of Montana State University’s English Club and is published during the academic year. The magazine prints the works of MSU students as well authors around from around the nation. The website provides a chance for non-MSU students to read the magazine and see what it is about. The previous as well as current issues are available on the website. Read This accepts photography, poetry, drawings, fiction, non-fiction, essays and other forms of art. http://www.montana.edu/readthis/
River Styx Magazine
River Styx Magazine is an award winning international journal of poetry, interviews, essays, fiction and art. River Styx is published tri-annually by Big River Association. It has been publishing works since 1975 from Saint Louis, Missouri. The editor accepts unsolicited manuscripts and artwork annually from May through November. Out of the three issued published each year, one always includes a themed issue.
http://www.riverstyx.org/
Rivendell
A refreshing literary journal that recognizes the places that literature and art are made. In each issue poetry, flash fiction, creative fiction, original art are brought together to inspire the mind. A print publication journal that accepts postal submissions and is published in the US.
http://www.rivendelljournal.org/
Rumble
Created in 2004 as a small electronic monthly literary magazizne, Rumble is primarily dedicated to printing microfiction but they take poetry submissions as well . Originally monthly now Rumble publishes new content every few weeks. Editor Craig Snyder states on their website that “a new best of Rumble e-book” will be coming soon. Although it’s still in its baby years, Rumble is becoming a more powerful literary magazine everyday.
http://rumble.sy2.com/
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