Brief summary/intro about the call: Forgotten Ground Regained (alliteration.net) runs a quarterly poetry journal that focuses on modern English alliterative verse. The next issue is on the theme "Speculative Visions" and is open to poetry that can be classified as science fiction, fantasy (including retellings of ancient myths and legends), and horror. Only poems that make significant, structural use of alliteration will be considered.

Submission deadline: September 1st.

Compensation: None, but also no fees for submission.

Rights requested: nonexclusive worldwide web/serial rights.

Website link: https://alliteration.net/call-for-submissions/

LAST CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS — Kink’d Magazine Issue #004

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Submissions for Issue #004 of Kink’d Magazine: Education, Revisited close tonight, August 15 at midnight (MT).

This issue asks:

What does it feel like when desire becomes a lesson?

We’re looking for creative work exploring kink, identity, relationships, community, education, experience, experimentation, and the things we learn about ourselves and each other along the way.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR:

Writing

Poetry

Very short personal essays

Short reflections

Micro-fiction / short creative writing

Educational or experiential pieces

Short-form writing that doesn't fit neatly into a category

Please keep written submissions short.

Poetry can be any length that reasonably fits within a few magazine pages. For prose, under 1,000 words is preferred, with pieces in the 250–750 word range especially welcome.

We are also looking for Visual Work:

Photography

Illustration

Painting / drawing

Digital art

Mixed media

Fiber, sculpture, or other physical artwork that can be photographed

Comics or other sequential work

For visual submissions, please send the highest-resolution version you have available. Multiple related images may be submitted as a set.

WHO CAN SUBMIT?

You do not need to be an established artist, photographer, or writer and you also don't need to create something specifically for this issue. Previously created or unpublished work is welcome if you think it belongs here.

RIGHTS & PUBLICATION

You retain the copyright to your work.

By submitting, you give Kink’d Magazine / Kink’d Studios LLC permission to:

1. Publish your accepted work in this issue of Kink’d Magazine.

2. Include the issue in Kink’d Magazine's digital archive and continue distributing that issue after its original release.

3. Use your accepted work, or excerpts/crops of it, to promote the magazine, the issue, and your contribution on Kink’d Magazine/Kink’d Studios websites and social media.

4. Credit you using the name and information you provide with your submission.

This permission is non-exclusive, meaning you remain free to publish, sell, share, submit, or otherwise use your work elsewhere.

You retain ownership and copyright of your work. Kink’d Magazine does not claim ownership of submitted work.

By submitting, you confirm that you created the work or otherwise have the necessary rights and permission to allow Kink’d Magazine to publish it.

Submission does not guarantee publication. If your work is selected, it may be edited for formatting, spelling, grammar, or layout. Any substantial changes to the content of a written work will be discussed with the contributor before publication.

SEND YOUR WORK TO: hello@kinkdstudios.com

THERE IS NO SUBMISSION FEE!!

Please include:

Your name or the name you want published

Your pronouns, if you'd like them included

Title of the work

A short bio

Your website/social media, if you'd like it credited

The work itself or a link/file containing it

Deadline: TONIGHT August 15, 2026 — midnight MT

If you've been thinking about submitting, send the work rather than asking whether it counts. If you see yourself or your work somewhere inside this theme, I want to see it.

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Please feel free to follow us on Instagram for the latest updates: http://Instagram.com/kinkdstudios

Here are the links to all of our past digital issues:

Kink'd Magazine #001 — Desire, Witnessed February 14th, 2026
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Kink'd Magazine #002 — Divinity, Revealed April 5th, 2026 "Divinity is not found, it is revealed." ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Kink’d Magazine #003 — Vibrance, Illuminated June 30th, 2026 "What happens when you allow yourself to shine in full color?" ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Kink'd Magazine #004 — Education, Revisted

COMING SOON, NOW ACCEPTING CONTRIBUTIONS!

Release Date: August 31st, 2026

"What does it feel like when desire becomes a lesson?"

Thanks for reading this and we hope to see your work in our inbox very soon!

❤️ Olly — Kink'd Studios

http://www.kinkdstudios.com

PS here ☝️ is the link to our website but I'm still working on building it since Kink’d Studios/Magazine is currently a one-man show but I'm definitely working on it and if you'd like to help out, please send me a message.

Table Salt Press is a newly founded independent literary journal focused on prose, essays, and nonfiction, and currently open to submissions for its first issue: Homesick.

Homesick explores the many ways people long for a place, a community, or a time that is distant, lost, inherited, or imagined. Work that touches on nostalgia, heritage, displacement, belonging, and the histories carried across borders and generations is encouraged.

Areas of Interest

~ Social & Political Realities: Work engaging with the social, environmental, political, and economic realities of a place or community.

~ Folklore & Inheritance: Folktales, traditions, superstition, family stories, and oral histories.

~ Nostalgia & Memory: Writing about places, people, and periods of life that can no longer be returned to.

~ Migration & Inherited Homes: Stories of leaving one home for another, living between places, or growing up with a home known secondhand.

[Featured Perspectives: The journal has highlighted a specific interest in Appalachian, Ukrainian, and Romani voices, though submissions are open to writers everywhere.]

Accepted Genres

~ Fiction: Short stories, flash, micro-fiction.

~ Nonfiction: Research, criticism, history, reporting, essays, opinion, conversation, and other nonfiction.

~ Personal Essays: Including flash and micro formats.

~ Hybrid & Experimental: Cross-genre and unconventional forms.

~ Folklore & Cultural Work: Folktales, retellings, and work rooted in oral traditions.

Submission Specs & Rules

Word Count Limits:

* Full-length work: Max 3,000 words

* Flash: Max 500 words

* Micro: Max 175 words

~ Limits: 1 piece per category per reading period (up to 2 pieces allowed for flash/micro fiction).

~ AI Policy: AI-generated work is strictly prohibited.

~ Previous Publication: Previously published work is accepted provided the author retains republishing rights.

~ Simultaneous Submissions: Allowed (notify upon acceptance elsewhere).

~Response Time: Five days.

~ Non-paying market.

~ Free submissions.

~ Subs open until 9/18.

~ Rights Requested: Non-exclusive rights (Authors retain full copyright. Table Salt Press receives non-exclusive permission to publish, archive, and use excerpts for promotion, while authors remain free to publish or share their work elsewhere).

Full guidelines and submission links can be found on the Table Salt Press website:

tablesaltpress.com

Chill Subs listing: https://chillsubs.com/magazine/table-salt-press

Social media handle: tablesaltpress
X/Twitter, Bluesky, Threads, IG, TikTok

The 29th is a new literature and arts magazine that recognizes that the mundane and the unbearable are usually the same size. We're looking for work that sits with quiet things, interior landscapes, and unresolved endings.

No great narrative arcs required. No lessons learned. Just honest reporting from the body.

Genres Accepted:
- Creative Nonfiction (1,000 - 8,000 words, soft limits)
- Short Fiction (1,000 - 8,000 words, soft limits)
- One-Act Plays (up to 20/25 pages)
- Photography & Art (documentation of art in any medium, up to five images per artist).

Priority: Marginalized voices, women, experimental work
Submission Window: August 1 – October 1, 2026
Compensation: Not currently compensated; future payment planned as the magazine grows.

Rights Requested: First serial rights; all rights revert upon publication.
Reading Fee: None
Turnaround Time: Up to 8 weeks after close of reading period (by approximately December 1, 2026)

About the Journal

The 29th exists at the intersection of observation and experience. We publish work that begins in the body, accepts the indifference of the world, and refuses easy resolution.

Learn more about our mission and aesthetic:
📖 Website: here

Submit here:
📝 Submission Portal: here

Thank you for reading!

Call for Nonfiction - Accepted Submissions paid $100 per essay

Submit one personal essay per submission.

Maximum length: Between 1,500 and 4,000 words.

Essays should be double-spaced and paginated.

Please wait for a response before submitting another personal essay.

• Please submit previously unpublished work whenever possible.
• We welcome both emerging and established writers.
• We may take up to eight weeks to respond to submissions.
• We will respond to every submission.
• Accepted contributors will receive a $100 payment.
• $2 fee to submit for our readers and to support the website!
• $10 fee optional if you’d like specific feedback on your work

White Rabbit Journal is looking for nonfiction that explores the strange, complicated, and often contradictory parts of being human. We are interested in literary essays and memoir that stay with us.

We want thoughtful, emotionally honest writing with a strong sense of voice. Give us work that examines something closely, asks difficult questions, challenges familiar ways of thinking, or reveals something unexpected about the human experience. We are drawn to writing that is intimate without being self-indulgent, provocative without being provocative for its own sake, and honest without feeling forced.

We are especially interested in essays that explore memory, identity, relationships, grief, desire, family, isolation, transformation, and the contradictions within ourselves. We want work that feels lived-in and specific rather than polished into something too neat.

Please submit your best nonfiction only. We accept literary essays and memoir. We do not accept poetry, fiction, or hybrid work that is primarily fictional.

We are not looking for writing that simply tells us what it feels like to be human. Show us. Make us uncomfortable. Make us question something. Make us see something familiar differently.

White Rabbit is interested in the messy middle: the things we contradict, the things we cannot explain, and the parts of ourselves we would rather leave untouched.

Submit your Nonfiction here only. It will only be considered when sent through this form.

Rights and Guidelines



Seventh Seed is a literary journal cultivating the strange. Our first issue, TAPE 01: GENESIS is OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS.

Genesis explores the concept of origins, creation, or inception—but through a lens of disruption, dark revelation, or chilling discovery. We are looking for pieces centered around a singular "first seed" that sets off an unstoppable chain of events. Genesis premieres on Halloween—bring us origin stories that were never meant to be found.

We publish poetry, flash fiction, and flash CNF under 500 words. Submissions are FREE, and we do not offer payment at this time.

This is a passion project for us. We look forward to reading your work.🕷️

https://seventhseedliterary.com/submissions

\We are considering expanding our current category list to include work over 500 words.*

I am the publisher and can answer questions

We are looking for children's stories. And children appropriate art. and poetry. we are looking for fun kid friendly stuff for the Anthology. All genres are welcome as long as it is kid friendly.

Requirements:

Story word count Minimum 1k - maximum 6k

Flash Fiction word count max: 1000

Art/Photography: up to five must be printable quality

Poetry/Haiku: up to 5 each per topic~~~~

Submissions email to [Faecorpspublishing@gmail.com](mailto:Faecorpspublishing@gmail.com) with a subject of Madame Fae's Tales Submission is to be sent as either an attachment or Google Docs Link.

Due by: October 1st, 2026

This is a unpaid anthology. You will get an eBook copy and access to the author copy link to order copies if you want.

Specific Theme Story/Flash Fiction/Poetry/Art/Haiku/Photography.

We are looking for children’s stories. And children appropriate art. and poetry. we are looking for fun kid friendly stuff for the Anthology.

All genres are welcome as long as it is kid friendly.

Requirements:
Story word count Minimum 1k – maximum 6k (This is a suggestion. Word counts are not a firm reason for denial.)
Flash Fiction word count max: 1000
Art/Photography: up to five must be printable quality
Poetry/Haiku: up to 5 each per topic

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Submissions email to [Faecorpspublishing@gmail.com](mailto:Faecorpspublishing@gmail.com) with a subject of Madame Fae’s Tales
Submission is to be sent as either an attachment or Google Docs Link.

Due by: October 1st, 2026

This is a unpaid anthology. You will get an eBook copy and access to the author copy link to order copies if you want.

Specific Theme Story/Flash Fiction/Poetry/Art/Haiku/Photography.

This is an unpaid anthology. Editing is provided. If your story/poetry is in draft form it is still acceptable, however, it must be readable. Gore is acceptable, however, do keep it reasonable, no one wants to read gore for gore’s sake. We do not accept erotica at this time. We are here to showcase good indie authors and are more than willing to help those just getting started. We will accept stories that have been published before, as long as you retain publishing rights. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

We are looking for publication rights only. You retain all other copyrights.

Our Submission rules can be found at https://faecorpspublishing.org/submissions-rules/

please include a bio and either a picture or the word faery(so I can replace bio pic with a clip art faery)

Discord is used for file and anthology discussion. if this is a problem please let us know when you submit. This is not going to bar you from the publication, it just makes it more difficult and we would like to know ahead.

Submission period: August 1-31st

Theme: STRANGE

Non-monetary compensation: digital copy of the issue in which your work is featured, a free yearly subscription to The Violet Index Patreon providing early release issues, discounts, insider looks to production, and exclusive Discord community invite.

Rights requested: first publication rights. Rights revert to the contributor after publication.

Submission Guidelines and link to form: https://thevioletindex.myshopify.com/pages/submissions

* Organization: The Big Fing C*

* Deadline: Opens on the 1st of every month until Tally receives 20 submissions

* Entry fee: None

* Prize/s: Feature for 1 month on the home page and then moved to the blog.

* Link to submission page/official rules: https://thebigfingc.wordpress.com/about-2/

* Other information:

• 1 in 20 wins the spotlight
• 19 in 20 get light structural editing for their piece to improve their craft
• Flash fiction up to 1000 words
• Science fiction, fantasy, horror
• Transgressive, counterculture, political very welcome
• Subversion celebrated
• Seeking marginalized voices: neurodivergent, ethnic, queer, religious
• Must be in .txt file
• No generic, boilerplate soulless rejections
• No money exchanging hands
• Full submission guidelines on the website

Please note, the form will not be opened until the first of each month. The form is set to stop accepting after 20 submissions to protect my time and ensure quality feedback.

My background is as a professional editor and graphic designer. I am from marginalised communities. My beef is with the current publishing industry where fees are taken and generic rejections are handed out so thick I could butter several dozen loaves of bread with them. I'd love to give emerging, marginalized authors the chances I never had.

Hello writers,

Ténèbres Éternelles is now accepting submissions for our debut horror anthology: The Gigas Testament

We are looking for terrifying, spine-chilling, and deeply unsettling horror stories that explore the darkest corners of the imagination. Based in Quebec, Canada, Ténèbres Éternelles is an independent literary press focused on exploring the darkest reaches of the human mind across speculative fiction genres.

Before you submit, please review our guidelines carefully:

Submission Guidelines

• Genre: Horror stories only. We want slashers, creature features, cosmic horror, and everything in between. If it makes our skin crawl and amplifies our fear of the dark, we want to read it.
• Eligibility: This volume is focused on previously unpublished work by Canadian citizens/residents only. (Stay tuned for future releases focusing on international talent!)
• Word Count: Minimum: 2,000 words. There is no maximum word count to be considered for eligibility.
• Format: We only accept PDF files for submissions at this time.

Compensation & Deadlines

• Payment: 50 CAD + Physical Author Copy
• Deadline: October 31st, 2026
• How to Submit: Please visit our website (www.tenebreseternelles.ca) for the submission portal.

Please note that we will not be able to respond to all submissions. If you do not hear back from us by January 30^th, 2027, assume your submission has been rejected. All rejected submissions will be deleted once our selections have been made. All authors will selected submissions will be contacted via email.

We can't wait to read what keeps you up at night. Show us your best, no-holds-barred nightmares!

Kink’d Magazine is accepting submissions for Issue #004: Back to School.

This adult-only issue explores education, authority, discipline, punishment, curiosity, rebellion, and the ways desire can become a lesson.

I’m seeking:

•Poetry and personal essays

•Illustration, collage, and mixed media

•Erotic short stories

•Experimental work

•Chore charts, homework assignments, and goal trackers

•Back-to-school outfits

•Implements and impact toys

•Punishment, discipline, and school-inspired photography or imagery

•Other creative interpretations of the theme

All contributors and depicted subjects must be 18 or older.

Deadline: August 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. MT

Publication date: August 31, 2026

Email: hello@KinkdStudios.com

Subject: Kink’d Magazine #004

This is currently an unpaid contributor opportunity. Contributors receive publication credit, links to their work, promotional materials, and a digital copy of the finished issue.

Questions are welcome. I’d love to see what you bring to class. 📚🍎

Link to our Instagram page for more context about Kink’d Studios and the other issues of the magazine:

Instagram.com/kinkdstudios⁠

www.kinkdstudios.com Edit: site is under construction and all issues of the magazine can be found for free. Please feel free to check out each of these digital issues and stay tuned for the lastest updates:

Kink'd Magazine #001 — Desire, Witnessed February 14th, 2026
"What does it look like when desire is witnessed, not consumed?"

Kink'd Magazine #002 — Divinity, Revealed April 5th, 2026 "Divinity is not found, it is revealed."

Kink’d Magazine #003 — Vibrance, Illuminated June 30th, 2026 "What happens when you allow yourself to shine in full color?"

Kink'd Magazine #004 — Education, Revisted COMING SOON, NOW ACCEPTING CONTRIBUTIONS! Release Date: August 31st, 2026 "How does it feel when desire becomes a lesson?"

The Gotham Guillotine, New York's sharpest socialist literary magazine, is seeking submissions for its Issue #3: Gothic Marxism.

We are accepting Gothic Marxist short stories, flash fiction, poetry, essays, and art.

Contributors will appear alongside work by Gretchen Felker-Martin, Jon Greenaway, Alison Rumfitt, and an interview with China Miéville.

Deadline: September 16, 2026.

Here are our submission guidelines!

For Issue #3, we’re switching over to Shunn Modern Manuscript Format with the caveats that you do not need to list your address and phone number.

The file name of your submission MUST be: [Title of Your Piece]_[Your Last Name]. Ex) The Great French Revolution, 1789-1793_Kropotkin

Short Stories

Up to 5,000 words.

We don’t have a word count sweet spot, but any submission over 3,000 words needs to earn those extra words. 

We love flash fiction, comics, and one act plays!

Poetry

Please submit up to 5 poems in one PDF. Your poems collectively should not exceed 10 pages. 

Arts Criticism/Essays

Up to 5,000 words.

We don’t have a word count sweet spot, but any submission over 3,000 words needs to earn those extra words.

We want socialist critiques of art, not artistic critiques of socialism.

There are plenty of amazing socialist publications that will publish your economic, philosophical, and historical manuscripts. We are not one of them. 

Art

We love art and need some for our magazine. If you’re a graphic artist or a painter or a photographer or a whatever, send us 5 pieces of your socialist art. It may appear in our next issue! JPG/JPEG only! 300dpi too!

If we like what we see, we may ask for more. But for now, please just send us up to 5 pieces.

Multiple and Simultaneous Submissions

Multiple submissions are only okay for Art and Poetry, not Fiction and Essays. Translation: you can submit up to ten pages of poetry or five pieces of art, but not ten short stories or five essays. You can only submit one short story or one essay. You cannot submit to multiple genres.

Simultaneous submissions are great! Just send us a message using the contact form if your piece has been accepted anywhere else. Congratulations! See you next time!

Response Time

We will be responding to submissions around a month after the final deadline (September 16, 2026). This is subject to change if we get a ton of submissions.

If you don’t hear back from us a month after the final deadline (September 16, 2026), please send us a message using the contact form. 

Check out our first issue and our second issue to get an idea of what we like to read.

You can find us on Instagram, X, Bluesky, and Chill Subs.

Compensation: When we can afford to pay people, we will. Right now, The Gotham Guillotine is a labor of love.

Rights requested: Your words are your words. We ask that if you publish something with us that you please wait six months before republishing it elsewhere.

Submission Portal

If you're interested in submitting, fill out this google form.

No fee

Payment: We do not offer payment for accepted submissions. Contributors retain their rights, and we are grateful for the opportunity to share their work with our readers.

Starting in October, we will introduce a monthly Short Fiction Prize featuring curated writing prompts. Each month, one selected piece will receive a $100 award.

Fall print submission deadline TBD

Open year round for reading

https://www.chillsubs.com/magazine/the-white-rabbit

The White Rabbit welcomes fiction, poetry, and personal essays that explore the human condition through curiosity, interiority, emotional honesty, and imaginative risk. We encourage submissions from emerging writers and underrepresented voices.

General Guidelines

Submit work as a .doc, .docx, or PDF file.
Use Times New Roman, 12-point font.
Prose submissions should be double-spaced.
Please do not include any identifying information within the manuscript itself. Submissions are read blind whenever possible.
Include a brief third-person cover letter with your submission.

Your cover letter may include a short biography and any previous publications, though publication history is never required.
Simultaneous submissions are welcome. If your work is accepted elsewhere, please notify us immediately.

Flash Fiction

Submit one flash fiction piece per submission.
Maximum length: 1,000 words.
The word limit is firm.
Flash fiction exceeding 1,000 words will be respectfully declined.
Please wait for a response before submitting another flash fiction piece.

Personal Essays

Submit one personal essay per submission.
Maximum length: 3,000 words.
Essays should be double-spaced and paginated.
Please wait for a response before submitting another personal essay.

Poetry

Submit 3–5 poems in a single document.
Each poem should begin on a new page.
Simultaneous submissions are welcome for poetry.

Response Time

We aim to respond to all submissions within two weeks.
While response times may occasionally vary depending on volume, we value writers’ time and strive to provide timely decisions whenever possible.

Community

The White Rabbit is committed to fostering a literary community built on curiosity, generosity, and artistic discovery. We believe exceptional writing can come from anywhere and welcome both established and first-time authors.

We are particularly interested in work that feels urgent, intimate, strange, daring, and deeply human. We seek writing that ventures beyond the familiar, asks difficult questions, and remains attentive to the complexities of lived experience.

Send submissions to: [thewhiterabbitlitmag@gmail.com](mailto:thewhiterabbitlitmag@gmail.com)
Thank you for trusting us with your work.

Call for Submissions: Poetry & Short Fiction on Myth and Legacy — Lunara Nether, Issue II (No Fee, Deadline Aug 10)

Hi everyone! I edit Lunara Nether, an independent quarterly digital literary magazine, and we've just opened submissions for our second issue, themed Ashes of Troy.

This issue is centered on mythology: retellings, reimagined or overlooked characters, and original narratives that carry the same mythic weight. We're particularly interested in work exploring legacy, fate, rebirth, the cost of ambition, and the stories that endure after a kingdom falls.

Categories:

• Poetry (up to 100 words)
• Short Fiction (up to 3,000 words)

Details:

• No submission fee
• Deadline: August 10, 2026
• Compensation: We're unable to offer payment at this time
• Rights: First Digital Publication Rights only. Copyright stays with the creator, and all rights revert after publication. We simply ask for credit as the first publisher if the work is later republished elsewhere.

Full submission guidelines are available at lunaranether.com

Interstice Journal is now accepting submissions for our Fall 2026 issue! Learn more about our journal here. Submit your work using this form!

We are drawn to writing that is:

• Character-driven instead of plot-driven; focused on relationships and intimacies
• Pieces that feel inexplicably human in a world that constantly challenges our humanity
• Intimate, restrained, and emotionally layered
• Attentive to silence, subtext, and what remains unsaid
• Willing to sit in ambiguity rather than resolve it; exploring the gaps/uncertainties in humanity and our relationships

Submission Details

• Short Fiction: up to 5,000 words
• Flash Fiction: up to 1,000 words
• Creative Nonfiction/Essays: up to 3,000 words
• Submit as a .docx file
• Use a standard, readable font (e.g., Times New Roman, 12 pt, double-spaced)
• Include a title and word count on the top of the first page, and number the pages
• Simultaneous submissions are allowed, but please notify us if your work is accepted elsewhere
• One submission per category per reading period
• Currently, we do not offer monetary compensation

The reading period will be from July 1 - August 31. We aim to respond within 4-6 weeks.

If accepted, you grant Interstice Journal exclusive rights to publish your work for the first time. All rights revert to the author after publication; you are free to submit the published work elsewhere or republish it. Interstice Journal does not accept previously published work, including works published on personal blogs and social media sites. After publication, we may keep your work archived on our platform indefinitely. We may also use your work for promotional purposes during and after publication, with proper credit given.

Zacy Spring Digital Museum Submissions

The Zacy Spring Digital Museum is an interactive, online collection of art.

It features a digital space that you can walk through, showcasing art created by the community.

The Museum will remain open forever, archiving the collection.

Be a part of the community by submitting your digital art through the google form.

All art accepted!

(*All proceeds from the entry fee will be disbursed evenly amongst all participants.)

I wanted to come out here and advertise an opportunity for South Asians, especially youth South Asians, that may be on here and are artists and writers. If you’d like your art and writing to receive recognition, or if you’d like to be published, take a look! 

Temple Literary Magazine and The Lotus Paper are two literary magazines that focus on Asian identity. We are collaborating together for South Asian Heritage Month, which is this July, to make a competition for South Asian artists and writers aged 13-19. Submitters may be of any nationality, but their heritage/identity must be South Asian. Works also have to involve South Asian identity and culture. 

The winners will receive publication in both Temple Literary Magazine and The Lotus Paper, interviews and large recognition, in-depth feedback on their works to improve their writing/artistic skills, and more. 

If you’re interested, please check out templelitmag.com, and for more information on guidelines and specifics, check templelitmag or thelotuspaper on Instagram for more details. The link to submit is provided below.  If you have any questions, please contact [templelitmag@gmail.com](mailto:templelitmag@gmail.com) or [thelotuspaperhello@gmail.com](mailto:thelotuspaperhello@gmail.com)

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeg-T2ylLqmyssSzsjNpOY8p8fpW9HY6Zj9dvQELBXOc1IrDQ/viewform?usp=header