Literary Magazines

Includes essays, interviews, fiction, poetry, reviews, criticism with a tagline of "Whatever it is, we're against it"

Publishing literature and art that "engages with identity politics, including but not limited to: race, gender, sexuality, class, ability, and inter-sectional identities" biannually.

Publishes short stories, flash fiction, poems, creative nonfiction, mixed media, book reviews, and "other genre-busting words of wisdom and interactive literary whimsy."

Delivers the artist's voice through in-depth interviews between artists working across genre and media -- collaborations that reveal their ideas, concerns, and creative processes through carefully developed dialogue -- now and for posterity. 1981- present (online access has a 3 year delay, print edition in the library)

Publishes poetry; prose; flash; nonfiction; art, photography, and illustrations; plays & screenplays; short films

Publishes poetry, prose, art and other media. "Grounded in social justice that is committed to curating art from marginalized communities"

Eclectic magazine that publishes unpublished fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.

Seeks to publish writing "that is unapologetically bold"

Quarterly journal that "celebrates cultural kinships and the role of literary imagination in writing."

Publishes a variety of genres; seeks to "publish writers and artists who have been marginalized and underrepresented, and work that engages with issues of social, economic, and environmental justice"

Online journal updated almost daily; includes fiction and nonfiction

Lit mag seeking emerging writers of flash fiction.

Art and literary journal created "with intent to uphold free speech irrespective of geography, political, or religious affiliations."

International literary journal run by the Burlington Writers Workshop

Publishes all creative media and genres, seeking work from LGBTQIA+, women-aligned people, and BIPOC Voices, as well as creative writing students and faculty

Publishes short stories, flash, nonfiction, and poetry

Founded by M. Bartley Seigel and Roxane Gay; includes poetry and prose

Online-only journal publishing submissions from South Carolina and around the world. Features short fiction, book chapters, creative nonfiction, poetry, and cover art

Online art and literary journal which hosts a flash fiction contest

Publishes poems from established and emerging writers worldwide on a quarterly basis. Also includes visual media and artwork.

Self-described as "the home for literary guts and steel." Seeks out new literary voices.

Publishes fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, visual art, plays, and cross-genre work.

Online flash fiction lit mag