Catalogue Zine is open for submissions
There’s a new issue in the works and submissions are now being accepted through November 30th. Here’s the theme: People, Places, Things! is a study into the nouns and identities …
There’s a new issue in the works and submissions are now being accepted through November 30th. Here’s the theme: People, Places, Things! is a study into the nouns and identities …
There’s a new environmental journal to be aware of — and they are now taking submissions! River Margin is a new literary magazine with a focus on ecology, botany, wilderness …
I was happy to have come across Red Canary Magazine — a beautiful website with amazing articles, stories and interviews, such as Beautiful Illusions and Why You Want a Wolf. …
It’s Freezing in LA is looking for climate fiction! Call out for our next special edition – a collection of climate fiction (Cli-fi) shorts! Have you been sitting on a …
The prize is open to one poem or piece of prose (fiction or non-fiction) of up to 4,000 words. Submission fee is €16. Learn more.
The environmental literary magazine has opened for submission for their fall issue: For our Fall 2026 issue, our theme is Ritual. Ritual, ceremony, and practice shape the ways we move through …
Here’s a new anthology that is currently taking submissions. Winter Woods Publishing is thrilled to announce our first call for poetry, fiction, and essay submissions for an anthology to be …
The literary journal Conjunctions is now sponsoring a residency for writers in upstate New York: Conjunctions is proud to announce a new three-week writer’s residency under the auspices of the recently …
There is a $20 fee to apply but it looks like an amazing residency: The Aldo and Estella Leopold Residency provides a space for writers and respected thinkers to reflect …
There’s a new journal for environmental writers to be aware of: Germinate. Published 4 times a year, the journal is “an open-access, digital publication of the American Society for Environmental …
Last week I mentioned in our newsletter that we’ve received a few AI-generated emails that are probably the most well-written scams I’ve yet encountered. So much so that I actually …