New Literary Journals at Poets and Writers Magazine

Poets and Writers has added 16 new literary magazines to their listings.

You can check out their literary magazine database to find the right publication for your poem, essay, or short story.

The database lists the journals genres, submission periods, and how they accept submissions, so go find your baby a home today.

New Literary Journal Seeks Submissions

From the editor:

FoggedClarity.com seeks exceptional fiction and poetry. Arts Review Fogged Clarity is now accepting submissions for our March and April editions.

Submissions should be sent to submissions@foggedclarity.com. Our February (debut) issue is free and available at www.foggedclarity.com. In it you will find new work from poets Bruce Smith, Amy King, and Peter Ciccariello, experimental photography by Kyle Jones and Ryan Daly, short fiction by Dmitri Gheorgheni, and much more.

Fogged Clarity aims to transcend the conventions of the typical literary review by incorporating music, the visual arts, interviews, and political exposition. Our ambition is to form a community of artists whose interaction is not constrained by medium, but broadened by a collective love of expression. Our network is extensive, and our passion for ventilation intense. We sincerely hope you will join us, and share the fruits of your own foggedclarity. 

Executive Editor,
"Fogged Clarity"
http://www.foggedclarity.com/
Ben Evans

New Ozarks Literary Journal Seeks Submissions

Cave by Shygantic

A new literary journal called the Cave Region Review is seeking submissions from Ozark writers:

"Please pass the following information along to your members.

I am co-editor of a new literary journal, Cave Region Review,
published at North Arkansas College. This journal is dedicated to
 highlighting the best literature and art being produced in the Ozarks.

We have extended our deadline to Feb. 15 and have broadened our submission guidelines to welcome submissions from all writers and
artists living in the Ozark region. Please visit our website,
ttp://www.caveregionreview.com/ for complete submission guidelines.
This is going to be a quality journal in both content and format.

It will be 75-100 pages, full color, and professionally bound."

Phil Howerton
English Instructor
North Arkansas College

Check out their submission guidelines for more info. Note that they are now accepting submissions from all Ozark writers, not just those teaching at or attending two year colleges.

Normal School Literary Magazine Seeking Submissions

Thanks to Tricia S. for this announcement - and thanks to Donna for everything she sends for the blog.

Normal School, a new literary magazine, is seeking submissions of creative nonfiction, stories. poem, critique, experiential recipes (works arising from life experiences) for its debut issue and beyond. Their website is www.thenormalschool.com, but it's still under construction.

From the announcement:

Quirky. Boundary-challenging. Energetic. Innovative in both form and focus.

We're the equivalent of the kid who always has bottle caps, cat's eye
marbles, dead animal skulls and other treasures in his pockets.

Trust us. We're Normal.

Contributing Editors include Steve Almond, Tom Bissell, Beth Ann
Fennelly, Duncan Murrell, Laura Pritchett, Steve Yarbrough, and MORE.

Are you Normal School material?

Send us your work:

The Normal School
5245 N. Backer Ave.
M/S PB 98
California State University, Fresno
Fresno, CA 93740-8001

OR as an attachment in .doc or .rtf format only to
submissions@thenormalschool.com
Please include an email address in your contact information and
indicate genre to the best of your ability.

New Literary Magazine to Launch from Lindenwood University

Elsewhere, a new literary magazine from Lindenwood University, is seeking submissions for their debut issue. Preference is given to authors associated with Lindenwood, the St. Louis area, or the Midwest; however submissions from everywhere are encouraged.

The debut issue will be in Spring 2008, and the deadline to submit your short stories and poems is December 31, 2007. To request more information, contact mfetters@lindenwood.edu or
abalogh@lindenwood.edu.