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Literary journal featuring creative nonfiction, fiction, poetry, visual art, and comics.

Poetry, prose, and art.

Published monthly. Poetry, photography, art, stories, essays, interviews.

Student-run literary journal from Thomas University; features both student and non-student work.

"The Banyan Review is an online, international journal promoting poetry, art, and the natural world."

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and a gallery space that hosts multigenre art and commentary. Includes streaming audio and video.

Poetry, prose, and interviews.

Visual-literary collaborations published as free, downloadable posters.

Published quarterly (themed issues). Poetry, journalism, fiction, interviews, criticism, and multimedia pieces.

Poetry, fiction, and nonfiction inspired by video games: "All your games lit are belong to us."

Multimedia literary and arts journal.

Poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.
**On hiatus as of 2019**

Fiction, essays, and poetry, updated weekly: "The Common is a literary organization whose mission is to deepen our individual and collective sense of place."

Multigenre written art: "...a place where all art can coexist," including poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and reviews.
**On hiatus as of 2022**

Poetry, fiction, lyrical commentary/creative nonfiction.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and interviews in English and English translation. "An online monthly literary journal run by women and non-binary folks dedicated to elevating and amplifying underrepresented voices."

Formerly print journal, now online. Poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.

Experimental literary magazine.

Formerly known as Decomposition Magazine. Poetry, prose, art, and book reviews.

"DIAGRAM is an electronic journal of text and art.
As our name indicates, we're interested in representations. In naming. In indicating. In schematics. In the labelling and taxonomy of things. In poems that masquerade as stories; in stories that disguise themselves as indices or obituaries..."
Also publishes print chapbooks.

Poetry, essays, interviews, and reviews.

"Poetry that leaves lasting impressions, divots in the heart."

FKA The Artful Dodge. "Publishing eco-writing, works in translation, and writing about animals."

Poetry and prose.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art that "explores the many complicated facets of the word environment."

Poetry and art: "glitterature for the mobs."

Haiku, artwork, short forms: "a journal for the free expression of poetic thought and creative spaces of thought."

"hex publishes very short speculative texts on a weekly-ish basis. We like it weird."

"The Hunger is a journal of visceral writing that publishes fiction, poetry, nonfiction, hybrid work, and visual art in a yearly issue, appearing in the Spring." Also publishes chapbooks.

"Jacket2 offers commentary on modern and contemporary poetry and poetics."

A digitized online archive of now-defunct poetry magazines. "Reissues seeks to re-present periodicals in conversation with contemporary issues in poetics."

Poetry and visual art.
**Possibly on hiatus as of 2019**

Poetry, fiction, essays, and criticism in themed issues focusing on individual aspects of Mennonite writing.

Fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, photography, and art. Note for writers: this is a paying market.
**Possibly on hiatus as of 2020**

A Twitter journal publishing poems that fit in a single tweet.

Poetry, essays, and other genres divided into sections called "light" and "dark": "an online diary and community dedicated to personal essay, poetry, idea, magical living, exploration of shadow and truth."

Online magazine of the Asian American Writers' Workshop: poetry, essays, interviews, fiction.

Experimental digital poetry zines.

Produced by undergraduate students at Roger Williams University. Poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.

Poems and digital poetry chapbooks.

Poetry and reviews.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, visual art, interviews, translation, and video.

Publishes monthly.

Poetry: "Hand-crafted artisanal literature."

Haiku in conversation with other short forms. Note: the Poetry Center has print issues 2-6 in the L.R. Benes Rare Book Room. Print issues available at the Library upon request.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, translations, visual poetry, and art. "We are interested in the intersections of writing, art, and language. We situate ourselves at the borders of genre."
**Possibly on hiatus as of 2019**

"An online journal of prose, poetry, and other peculiarities."

Digital chapbooks of new writing.

Poetry, fiction, essays, art, and cross-genre work.

Short poems, including haiku.
**On hiatus as of 2019**

Published quarterly; includes poetry, visual art, vispo, reviews, prose, plays, "anything that can be translated...to an electronic platform."

Poetry from emerging and established writers.

Poetry, nonfiction, fiction, and reviews.

New creative writing or visual art every Tuesday and Friday.
Also publishes print anthologies and online reviews; hosts an annual apprenticeship program for teen editors.

Poetry (themed issues), interviews, essays, and reviews.

"Each day, we bring you a new poem from new books, magazines, and journals."

Poems, interviews, essays, reviews, submission and award information, and a calendar of literary events in the American West.

"Committed to publishing excellent poetry from around the world"; published quarterly.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and artwork.

Hybrid, short-form prose and prose poems.

A journal featuring poets who work in pairs to translate each other's work.

Poetry, prose poetry, and visual art; publishes monthly.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, visual art, sound art, audiovisual art: "We accept all genres, and have a particular affinity for science fiction, superheroes, and other 'geek' genres. We enjoy work geared toward the Young Adult market, but we note that Rigorous will sometimes have content that is 'Not Safe For Work.'
We seek essays on the personal experiences of people of color and interviews with interesting people of color. We seek critical analysis of art by people of color. We are especially interested in stories about and by educators of color, and the experience of teaching the works of people of color..."

"A place to read, on the Internet. A literary community."

Poetry and art, published quarterly.

Poetry, flash fiction, and creative nonfiction.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art.

Poetry, short fiction, visual art, and essays.
**Ended with issue 25**

Poems that link to one another throughout each issue: "an experiment in juxtaposition, interrelationships, and intertextuality."

Poetry and prose.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and art: "committed to publishing pieces that engage with tension, introspection, empathy, considered positionality, thoughtful form play, emotional courage, and musicality."

Produced by creative writing and web design students at Arizona State University. Poetry, art, fiction, nonfiction, and interviews.

Poetry, fiction, nonfiction, interviews, editorials, art, and reviews.

Poetry; formerly also published print broadsides and chapbooks.

Poetry and reviews.

Poetry and interviews; each poem accompanied by streaming audio of the poet reading the work. Also publishes print broadsides and chapbooks.

Poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction.

Poetry, criticism, poetics, pedagogy, video, audio, and interviews.
**Final issue January 2022**

Poetry, fiction, interviews, essays, reviews, art, music, and international literature in translation.

Poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.

Poetry, prose, visual art, interviews, reviews: "a literary & arts magazine dedicated to the electric."
Also sponsors workshops online and in New York City.
**Possibly on hiatus as of 2019**

Poetry, fiction, essays, and drama: "a quarterly journal of disability culture and literature."

Poetry, prose, cross-genre writing, interviews, reviews, and art.
**On hiatus as of August 2022**

Poetry, fiction, essays, art, and criticism in "Narrative Medicine, an interdisciplinary field that enhances healthcare through the effective communication and understanding between caregivers and patients."

Poetry, essays, fiction, and reviews: "Kaleidoscope magazine creatively focuses on the experiences of disability through literature and the fine arts."

Poetry, essays, fiction, reviews, and interviews.

"A Community for POETS with Disabilities." Zoeglossia organizes an annual retreat and publishes a guest-curated "Poem of the Week" series.