Written by September 26th, 2013

Inspirational Quote of the Week

Slide51

A lot of the time we focus on publishing but is always important to remember that writing itself is a reward, a pleasure, and a treat. To be able to create something is one of the most exciting and valuable things we can do.

 

We Send You Publishers Seeking Submissions.

Sign up for our free e-magazine and we will send you reviews of publishers seeking short stories, poetry, essays, and books.

Subscribe now and we'll send you a free copy of our book Submit, Publish, Repeat

Free Talk: The Power of Titles — Strategies for Choosing the Right Title for Your Stories & Poetry

Free Talk: The Power of Titles — Strategies for Choosing the Right Title for Your Stories & Poetry

Practical tools and insights for navigating the surprising complexity of titling your work.

Available to watch right now, completely free.
Free Talk: Practical Tools to Help You Write Layered Stories, Not Stereotypes

Free Talk: Practical Tools to Help You Write Layered Stories, Not Stereotypes

Tools for writing complex characters from outside your lived experience.

Available to watch right now, completely free.
22 Terrific Small Presses Open to Direct Submissions

22 Terrific Small Presses Open to Direct Submissions

We review a lot of wonderful small presses here, and we also list even more here, here, and here (although some of these lists include large presses also). We also feature a lot of these presses in our biannually updated guide, which you can download here. This list doesn’t include all of our favorites, but…
Special Issue
5 Paying Literary Magazines to Submit to in October 2025

5 Paying Literary Magazines to Submit to in October 2025

Literary magazines paying for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.

Issue Six Hundred Forty Five Paying Market
Kismet Magazine: Now Seeking Submissions

Kismet Magazine: Now Seeking Submissions

A literary magazine accepting poetry, fiction, essays, and book reviews.

Creative Non Fiction Fiction Issue Six Hundred Forty Five Literary Journals Poetry
Self-Doubt as a Constant Companion

Self-Doubt as a Constant Companion

How to take advantage of doubt as a writer (and when to ignore it).

Issue Six Hundred Forty Five Special Feature