Fawlt magazine (www.fawltmag.com) is now accepting submissions for its Apathy issue! Each issue of the magazine focuses on a single, undesirable characteristic, exploring such issues as: who is affected by it, its impact on individuals, in which circumstance it can be especially bad (or actually good), and any other aspect of the flaw that that may be worth investigating. We seek previously unpublished prose, poetry, art, and photograph that...

[out of nothing] is an electronic publication interested in new works in image, sound, text, and the intersections between these media. Generally speaking, we are actively seeking works that address, in some manner: * the vacuum * salvage / remainders * imaginary spaces possessed of imaginary dimensions * darkness / lightlessness * reduced or infinitesimal means * the exponential * self-abnegating symbols * the blank * obliteration * the...

www.teapartymagazine.com/pages/call-for-submissions-submission-guidelines.html TEA PARTY magazine (www.teapartymagazine.com) seeks submissions of fiction, poetry, photography, visual art, comics, interviews, and feature articles for its upcoming issue #18, to be published in June 2009. Our theme for Issue #18 is THE FREE ISSUE. What does FREE mean to you? How does FREE speak to our investment as individuals and as communities, and what meaning...

The deadline for submissions for the next issue of Shakespeare’s Monkey Revue is approaching. The theme for the issue is “Body” and the deadline is Sunday, January 25th. Even if you’re not planning to submit to this issue, please consider spreading the word where ever you hang with writing folk. We pay $10 and 2 copies upon acceptance, and we’d love to publish you or one of your friends. For more information, you...

FAWLT magazine (www.fawltmag.com) is an online, quarterly journal seeking short stories, poems, essays, and artwork that deal with human flaws. Each issue of the magazine focuses on a single, undesirable characteristic, exploring such issues as: who is affected by it, its impact on individuals, in which circumstance it can be especially bad (or actually good), and any other aspect of the flaw that that may be worth investigating. We seek...

January 1st commences the launch of glassesglasses.org, a new online magazine featuring stories, essays, short films, and handmade goods. Published on a monthly basis, each issue contains an overarching theme (e.g. January’s “Shirts & Skins”), which serves as a loose prompt for the content. The glasses glasses team is now accepting submissions for its February edition, “Cops & Robbers.” For guidelines...