PUBLICATION	WEBSITE	PAYING MARKET?	GENRE	LOOKING FOR	SUBMISSION DATES/DEADLINES
2 River	http://2river.org/		Poetry	Poetry
2nd Hand, The	http://www.the2ndhand.com		Short stories, experimental	Drawing his inspiration from rock 'n' roll, Chicago writer Todd Dills started The2ndHand, a zine featuring short stories and experimental pieces.	Chicago Publication
A Cup of Comfort	http://www.cupofcomfort.com		Nonfiction	Best-selling series of books featuring inspiring true stories
Absinthe Literary Review	http://www.absinthe-literary-review.com/submit.htm		Literary	Poems, stories
Adagio Verse Quarterly	http://www.geocities.com/adagioversequarterly/Adagio_Verse_Quarterly.html			Poetry
After Hours Press	http://www.afterhourspress.com/		Chicago magainze of poetry, art, fiction	After Hours is a semi-annual magazine publishing poetry, fiction, art, and photography from Chicago area writers and artists such as Stuart Dybek, Diane DiPrima, David Hernandez, E. Donald Two-Rivers, Marvin Tate, Julie Parson-Nesbitt, Herb Nolan, Greg Kuepfer, Cin Sallach, Kent Forman, Chuck Perkins, Lucy Anderton, Nina Corwin, Jared Smith, Charles Rossiter, Brenda Cardenas, Tara Betts, C.J. Laity, Larry Janowski, Robert Klein-Engler, Quraysh Ali Lansana, and Norbert Blei.
Agni Review	http://www.bu.edu/agni/about/staff/index.html		Poetry, short fiction, essays		AGNI welcomes unsolicited manuscripts between September 1st and May 31st.
Alien Skin	http://www.alienskinmag.com/ssubguide2.htm		Flash Fiction
American Literary Review	http://www.engl.unt.edu/alr/		Literary: Fiction and poetry	We are interested in publishing the best fiction that comes our way, but we do admit a bias toward realistic stories that are well-crafted and which reveal the nuances and complexities of characters and situations that surprise us with their unerring truths.	September 1 - May 1 reading period
Another Chicago Magazine	http://www.anotherchicagomag.com/	Yes	Literary: Poetry, Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction	Literary: Poetry, Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction	We happily read submissions between February 1 and August 31. Submissions received any other time are returned unread.
Anotherealm	http://www.anotherealm.com/			A Magazine of Short Speculative Fiction for the new Millenium.
Arabella Magazine	http://www.arabellamagazine.com	Currently, payment is 10 cents per word as published and will increase substantially as the magazine grows.	Romance	Superb short romantic fiction of 750 to 4,500 words. Happy resolution or, in the hands of a very skillful writer, an ending that may not be considered the traditional HEA, but one that is emotionally transcending/empowering - if in doubt, go for the HEA. Sensual, but not graphic or gratuitous sex. And, naturally, lively dialogue - every word must count. Romance is the central theme of Arabella Romances and romantic tension between the hero and heroine is all-important.
Arabesques Review, The	http://www.arabesquespress.org/			Poetry
Arbutus	http://www.arbutus.net/			Online Literary Journal - Arbutus is an online literary journal publishing in February and July each year. We publish an eclectic mix of quality poetry, prose, and hypertext in all genres. We are interested in memorable pieces on any subject full of rich detail and sounds.
Argotist	http://www.argotistonline.co.uk/index.html		Poetry	Wants "non-mainstream" poetry
Artful Dodge	http://www.wooster.edu/artfuldodge/		Literary	Artful Dodge has always been attracted to writing with a sense of place and looks for work that combines the aesthetic and the human in fresh, unexpected ways.
Atlantic Monthly, The	http://www.theatlantic.com		Literary: Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry	The Atlantic Monthly is designed for the literate reader with an interest in current events. This news magazine focuses on the political, economic, fine arts, events, and personalities affecting contemporary trends.
Bellevue Literary Review
Big Ugly Review	http://www.biguglyreview.com/submissions.html
Black October	http://www.blackoctobermagazine.com/guidelines.cfm	Pay starts at $.05 per word.		Wants gothic and psychological horror. Accepts stories from 100 to 4000 words long.
Black Warrior Review	http://webdelsol.com/bwr/			Established in 1974 by graduate students in the MFA Program in Creative Writing at the University of Alabama, Black Warrior Review publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and art by Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winners alongside up-and-coming writers. Stories and poems appearing in Black Warrior Review have been reprinted in the Puschart Prize series, Best American Short Stories, Best American Poetry, New Stories from the South, and other anthologies. Each issue features a chapbook from a nationally known poet.
Blowback Magazine	http://www.blowbackmagazine.com/			Poetry
Bovine Free Wyoming	http://www.bovinefreewyoming.com	Payment is 10 US dollars per accepted piece to be paid within two weeks of acceptance. We also offer authors'/artists' bios on the same page as their work as well as weblinks and e-mail addresses.	Literary: Fiction	We are looking for fiction in all its forms (short, flash, micro, creative-non) as well as essays, reviews and poetry. We're open to genre work as long as it appeals to a general audience.	NOTE: Website currently not functioning - editors@bovinefreewyoming.com
Byline	http://www.bylinemag.com	For fiction pays $100 for 2-4k words	Humor	Seeking mainstream, literary, humor, all genres.
Carriage House Review Literary Magazine	http://www.carriagehousereview.com	Paying market	Literary/Dark	Carriage House Review is a literary magazine devoted to dark fiction. Our aim is to present previously unpublished writings that convey a "dark" feel without necessarily being genre-oriented. We are seeking intelligent, disquieting, well-written work in the spirit of such authors as Joyce Carol Oates and Henry James.
Carve Magazine	http://www.carvezine.com/			Carve Magazine is an online, bi-monthly journal publishing literary fiction.
Chicago Poetry	http://www.chicagopoetry.com			Poetry
Citizen32		yes	Poetry		Send all submissions to: editor@citizen32.co.uk Next issue sexuality
Coal City Review	mailto:%20coalcity@sunflower.com	Pays 1 contributor copy	Fiction, short stories	An independent literary annual, has expanded its fiction section! Now seeking short stories 100 to 5,000 words. Looking for compelling subtext, precise prose, and interesting (successful) structure.	Deadline for Issue 21 is October 15, 2005
Coffehouse Poetry	http://coffeehousepoetry.co.uk/		Poetry	Poetry
Compulsive Press	http://www.compulsivepress.com/			Poetry
CounterPoise	http://www.counterpoise.info/about.asp?page_id=1			Counterpoise is a quarterly review journal that makes independent points of view widely accessible to librarians, scholars and activists. Charles Willett founded it in January 1997, while he chaired the Alternatives in Print Task Force of the American Library Association's Social Responsibilities Round Table.
Cream City Review	http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/English/ccr/		Literary: Fiction and poetry	The Cream City Review is a non-profit literary magazine published semi-annually, Spring and Fall, in association with the English Department of the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.
Crescent Blues E'Magazine	http://www.crescentblues.com/8_8issue/homepage.shtml			Crescent Blues will talk to favorite writers, and ask them the things you'd like to know, because we want to know them too. We will explore the side streets of arts and entertainment. We will look at cons from the inside out, and bring back the stories you want to read.
Crime Fiction	(look it up on the web)		Crime
Cruel World, A	http://www.acruelworld.com/cruel_world_submissions.htm		Mystery/Crime Fiction
Danforth Review, The	http://www.danforthreview.com/			An international online magazine of fiction, poetry, reviews, interviews, opinion and other important stuff.
Dark Recesses Press	http://www.darkrecesses.com/	The intention is to make this a pro-rate paying, quarterly publication. However, until that time, we pay authors $5 for works between 500- 2000 words, and $10 for longer works up to 5000 words.	Horror/Dark Fiction	We are looking for horror/dark fiction pieces between 500-5000 words. Longer works may be considered if they knock us off our seats. Common sense when submitting please. We are not looking for pure shock value. All components of your story should have merit. Gore for gore's sake is not what we are looking for. We want to give nightmares that happen during the waking hours.	http://www.darkrecesses.com/SubInfo.htm
Denver Quarterly	http://www.denverquarterly.com/index.cfm		Literary	Unsolicited manuscripts of fiction, non-fiction, reviews, and poetry are welcomed, except during the summer months; manuscripts submitted between May 15 and September 15 regretfully will be returned unread. Poetry submissions should be comprised of 3-5 poems; fiction and non-fiction manuscripts should generally consist of no more than 15 pages. Most fiction we print does not exceed 10 pages.	Submission info at: http://www.denverquarterly.com/submissions.cfm
Descant	http://www.descant.on.ca/	Now in its third decade, Descant is a quarterly journal publishing new and established contemporary writers and visual artists from Canada and around the world. Descant is devoted to the discovery and development of new writers, and to placing their work in the company of celebrated writers. The standards are high - all of the many submissions received are carefully read, but only a few are accepted. Many emerging writers have launched their careers at Descant, some have gone on to become prominent players in the literary community. Renowned authors such as Anne Michaels, Timothy Findley, Evelyn Lau, Margaret Atwood, Isabel Allende, Tom McGuane and Jane Urquhart have all published new work on the pages of Descant. Share in the discovery of great writers such as these. Be stimulated by the ideas, moved by the visuals: read Descant today.	Literary	Descant is currently accepting submissions of original, unpublished poetry, fiction, non-fiction, essays, art and photography for general and themed issues.	Submission info at: http://www.descant.on.ca/submis.cfm
Diagram	http://thediagram.com/		Poetry	As our name indicates, we're interested in representations. In naming. In indicating. In schematics. In the labelling and taxonomy of things. In poems that masquerade as stories; in stories that disguise themselves as indices or obituaries.	Sponsored by New Michigan Press. Hard market to get into
DogEar Magazine	http://mypage.iu.edu/~dbruckma/titlepage.html			Poetry, fiction, photography
Eclectica	http://www.eclectica.org/			Eclectica Magazine: the variety literary magazine making elite reading available to all. Finest poetry, fiction, reviews, art, essays and more!	Submit by 09/01/05
Elbow Creek Mag	http://www.elbowcreek.com/		focus on the American West
Erotic Readers and Writers	http://www.erotica-readers.com/		Erotica	The Erotica Readers & Writers Association, dedicated to readers and writers of erotica since 1996, is a popular oasis for the finest in original erotic fiction and poetry, articles about authorship, author resources, calls for submissions, and publishing opportunities.
failbetter.com	http://www.failbetter.com/			failbetter.com is an quarterly online literary magazine that publishes original works of fiction, poetry, and art.
Fiction Warehouse	http://www.fictionwarehouse.com/submissions/		Short Stories	Short stories with a literary bent.
Filling Station	http://www.fillingstation.ca/			Filling Station encourages submissions of all forms of contemporary writing (poetry, fiction, one-act plays, essays).
First Line, The	http://www.thefirstline.com/index.htm		Flash Fiction		Quarterly contest
Flash Me	http://www.angelfire.com/biz5/authors/guidelines.html		Flash Fiction
Flashers Dozen, A	(look it up on the web)		Flash Fiction
FlashPoint	http://www.flashpointmag.com/			Art, essays, fiction, poetry, long poems in the Ezra Pound-Charles Olson tradition, controversy, along the frontier where the arts and politics clash.
Flashquake	http://www.flashquake.org/guidelines.html	No	Flash Fiction	Takes up 1000 word flash. No romance, religious, hard sci-fi or “vampire”, goth. NEWSFLASH! This mag actually takes non-fiction (I've never heard of that before).	They give you two editor's comments for free - good source of feedback
FlashShot	http://flashshot.tripod.com/		Flash Fiction	FLASHSHOT is a daily dose of genre (Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery and Surreal) flash fiction usually around 100 words long, sent to your email box every day. All you have to do is subscribe at the email below. It costs you nothing.	Submission guidelines at: http://www.gwthomas.org/guidelines.htm
Frigg	http://www.friggmagazine.com/		Poetry, Fiction, flash
Funny Times	http://www.funnytimes.com	Pays $50 for humor piece of 500-700 words	Humor	Looking for Humor, Politics, and Fun. Prints columns, stories, & cartoons. Circulation: 55,000. TIP - Must be funny!
Futures	http://www.futuresforstorylovers.com	Pays $10 per story	Mystery/Thriller	Accepts mysterious fiction to 3000 words.	Submission Guidelines: <http://www.futuresforstorylovers.com/guidelines.htm>
Georgia Review, The	http://www.uga.edu/garev/			Since its inception in 1947, The Georgia Review has grown steadily to its current position as one of America's premier journals of arts and letters. Each quarterly issue offers a rich gathering of stories, essays, poems, book reviews, and visual art orchestrated to invite and sustain repeated readings. Is it any wonder that over seventy percent of our readers add our issues to their permanent libraries? Or that The Review received the 1986 National Magazine Award in Fiction for stories by Mary Hood, Lee K. Abbott, and Gary Gildner.
Ghoti	http://ghotimag.com/		Fiction, non-fiction, flash fiction, poetry	We are looking for strong, polished work that takes risks. We want writing that makes our palms sweat, and gets us arguing. We don’t really care if your work is about the secret life of cheese or your new pair of shoes, just as long as it’s fresh.	Submissions are accepted year-round by e-mail ONLY Please send all work to editors @ ghotimag.com
Glimmer Train	http://www.glimmertrain.com	Pays $500	Literary	Accepts mainstream short story submissions.	They accept standard submissions the months of January, April, July and October.
Green Tricycle, The	http://greentricycle.com/		Literary: Poetry, flash fiction	Remember how much fun it was to hop on your trike and pedal around furiously? The Green Tricycle is that kind of magazine. Each issue is jammed full of short bursts of fun-to-read pieces, just for those times when you feel like tearing around for something thought provoking.
Grit Magazine	http://www.grit.com/guidelines		Romance, Mystery, Western, Historical
Hard Luck Stories	http://www.hardluckstories.com/Submissions.htm		Hardboiled stories	they have a different guest stories on a certain theme. The maximum story length is 5,000 words	The due date for the next issue is 11/7/05.
Hint of Seduction, A	http://www.ahintofseduction.com/submit.html		Romance
Hiss Quarterly, The	http://hissquarterly.com	No	short stories, flash fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, cartoons, one-liners		2nd Annual NC-17 (Feb-April 2006): Deadline: 1/1/06 FUTURE IMPERFECT (May-July 2006): Deadline: 4/1/06
Ideomancer	http://www.ideomancer.com	Paying - pays 3 cents per word		Flash fiction stories up to 500 words
Ink and Ashes	http://www.inkandashes.com/		Poetry, creative non-fiction, essay	Life is a multi-sensory experience; we want work that represents that. Ink & Ashes features poetry, creative non-fiction, essays and visual art that details, records, questions, explains, and otherwise beautifully documents and explores the human experience. We understand that’s a wide field to cover so in short if you think your work elicits the senses, please send it.	Chicago Publication
Insolent Rudder	http://www.insolentrudder.org/		Flash fiction	we want "furiously fresh flash fiction" that defines character. We're looking for something that speaks to us on a visceral level.	Accepts email submissions ONLY. Text should be in the body of the email, NOT an attachment. Complete submission guidelines at http://www.timljunggren.net/rudder_submission_guidelines_announcement.htm
Iowa Review, The	http://www.uiowa.edu/~iareview/mainpages/current_issue.html		Literary	Poetry, short stories, fiction	Unsolicited manuscripts are welcome during the fall semester only—September, October, and November. Unsolicited work that arrives at any other time will be returned unread. Work without a SASE—even if the cover letter includes an e-mail address—will be discarded. We do not consider e-mail submissions.
Kalideaworld	http://home.alltel.net/ellablue/		Flash Fiction
Leaf Press	http://www.leafpress.ca/index.htm		Poetry	Has "Mondays" poems and always looking for love poems
Lily Lit Review	http://lilylitreview.com/	No	Fiction, Poetry	Nominates for Pushcart. Lily's editorial staff believes that art can originate anywhere. We respond favorably to quality work, regardless of whether a newcomer or veteran has created it. We especially appreciate writing that teaches us something new or uncovers beliefs, environments, or experiences unlike our own. We are moved by photography that captures the unconventional angle or recognizes everyday moments that shouldn't be overlooked. We know that many brilliant ideas and images never get a chance to have the audience they deserve, and we are committed to doing our part to change that.	Submit 3-5 poems or fiction up to 5,000 words in the body of an e-mail to lilylit_editor@yahoo.com. The subject line should read either "Poetry" or "Fiction." Please include all of your submissions for the month in one e-mail. Don't submit more than once a month. Send with your submission a brief (5-6 line) bio.
Literal Latte Magazine	http://www.literal-latte.com/			Entertaining stories, poems, essays, and art. Published in New York City, Literal Latte speaks to the heart, mind and soul of the world's lovers of words. Putting words first.
Literary Vision Magazine	http://www.litvision.org/			Fiction and poetry
LongStoryShort	(look it up on the web)		Flash Fiction
Lost in the Dark	http://www.lostinthedark.net/			An online magazine of horror
Lotus Blooms Journal	http://lotusbloomsjournal.com/submissions.html	No	Poetry	Poetry
Lovecraft's Weird Mysteries	Snail-mail: L'Image Studios, c/o John Navroth, PMB 270, 11410 NE 124th St, Kirkland, WA 98034-2168	Fiction: to 5000 words, pays $10 (starting issue #5).	Mystery/Pulp	Needs: H/M/suspense/F/supernatural/occult. "... in the tradition of H.P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Robert E. Howard, Seabury Quinn, Hugh Cave, and other authors from the classic era of pulp fiction." No SF, S&S, quest fantasy, vampires, werewolves. Likes "ghost stories inspired by Arthur Machen, Algernon Blackwood, M.R. James and others."	Other: Include cover letter with credits and bio. Will reply via email.
Lullaby Hearse	http://www.lullabyhearse.com	Maximum payment for fiction is $10-15 and $5 for reviews. Poetry pays a fixed rate of $5/poem, or $5 for the first and $3 for each additional poem if a contributer is asked to be featured. Alternative art and photography is welcome and pays $5-10 per piece. All contributers will receive one copy.	Literary	Poetry, art, fiction. focus on vivid imagery and clear prose. Writing should be within the realm of the experimental and there are no taboos--sexually or violently graphic material is welcome when done in interesting ways. Work can vary from stark realism to nightmare landscapes, but contributers are encouraged not to be dull or fantastical.	Submission Guidelines: <http://www.lullabyhearse.com/guidelines.html>
Lungfull Magazine	http://lungfull.org/			LUNGFULL! Magazine World Headquarters in Brooklyn is home to a team of literary and art professionals who make it their job to bring you only the finest in typos, misspellings & awkward phrases. That's because LUNGFULL! magazine is the only literary & art journal in America that prints the rough drafts of people's work so you can see the creative process as it happens. As every journal claims, we're proud to present the most illuminating contemporary writing and art being conjured up.
Mad Hatter's Review	http://www.madhattersreview.com/			Poetry, flash fiction
Maize		We pay $25 minimum for poetry and a $100 minimum for fiction and nonfiction, plus two copies of the publication.	Fiction, literary non-fiction, poetry	Maize is a literary journal published twice annually by The Writers Center of Indiana. We seek work that is vigorous and well-crafted: be it fiction, literary nonfiction or poetry. With few exceptions, we print only work which has not been published previously. We do not accept unsolicited photographs or artwork.	Reading periods are January to April (for fall issue) and July to October (for spring issue). The deadlines are: April 30 for Fall Issue
Mannequin Envy	http://www.mannequinenvy.com/			Poetry, art, flash fiction, photography
Mastodon Dentist	http://www.mastodondentist.com/Welcome.html			Poetry
Megaera	http://www.megaera.org/			Megaera accepts submissions of short fiction, poetry, and art.
Mississippi Review, The	http://www.mississippireview.com/		Literary	Stories, poetry	For current themes and guidelines, go to: http://www.mississippireview.com/upcoming.html
Monday Night Lit	http://www.mondaynightlit.com/			Poetry, prose	The reading period will end on Dec. 15, 2005, and we tend to make our decisions by the end of January.
Northwest Review	http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~nwreview/		Literary	Northwest Review is the University of Oregon's tri-annual journal of literature, the arts and culture. It is among the nation’s oldest and most esteemed literary reviews
Nuketown	http://www.nuketown.com/	Fiction: 1000-4000 words (serials to 12000), pays $20 ($10 for reprints) OP.	Sci-Fi/Fiction/Mystery/Pulp	SF/F/H with heroic overtones. "... philosophy is pro-individual, pro-reason, and pro-science. When it comes to economics, we're pro-capitalism, when it comes to government, we're pro-republic." "This doesn't mean we're just looking for spandex-clad superheroes running around with shining teeth and ray guns (although we wouldn't mind some classic pulp fiction), but we do want stories with characters you can look up to." Likes positive themes. Serials should break into roughly 3000 to 4000-word sections.
Open Wide Magazine	http://www.openwidemagazine.co.uk/			Fiction, poetry, art
Over My Dead Body	http://www.overmydeadbody.com/wguide20.htm	Pays $.01/ word for fiction to purchase First North American Serial Rights.	Mystery/Thriller	Considers mystery-related stories (750- 4,000 words), "from cozy to between."	Submission Guidelines: <http://www.overmydeadbody.com/wguide20.htm> Has Frequent contests
Paris Review, The	http://www.theparisreview.com		Literary: Fiction and poetry	Fiction and poetry of superlative quality, whatever the genre, style or mode. Our contributors include prominent, as well as less well-known and previously unpublished writers. Writers at Work interview series includes important contemporary writers discussing their own work and the craft of writing.	Do not submit via email
Pedestal Magazine, The	http://www.thepedestalmagazine.com/		Flash, short stories, poetry	This magazine does flash, short stories, poetry. The flash is 1000 words or less. Short stories 5,000. This mag takes literary and genre if it is literary caliber.
Peeks and Valleys	http://home.earthlink.net/~peeksandvalleys/id3.html		Fiction
Poem Niederngasse	http://www.niederngasse.com	No	Poetry	Poetry	A Call for Submissions for a PNG Supplement for the Sep/Oct Issue. A work issue: Poems by/for/about working people. See website for
Poetry Magazine	http://www.poetrymagazine.org/			Poetry
Poets and Writers Listing	http://www.pw.org/mag/grantsawards.htm		Listing of Grants and Awards. Updated monthly.
Project Pulp	http://projectpulp.com/frontpage.asp	Fiction: to 3000 words, pays 3/word	Pulp Fiction
Pulp Zone, The	http://www.pulpzone.com/		Pulp Fiction
Quick Fiction	http://www.quickfiction.org	Pays in two contributors copies	Flash Fiction	Quick Fiction is a biannual print journal that features stories and narrative prose poems under 500 words.	Our deadlines are September 1 and February 1. We're a Fall/Spring publication.
Red Ink Works	http://www.redinkworks.com/flash_fiction.htm		Flash Fiction
Remark	http://www.remarkpoetry.net/			Poetry
Rhino Magazine	http://www.rhinopoetry.org/pages/submit.html		Poetry	RHINO magazine is a literary annual that invites traditional or experimental work reflecting passion, originality, artistic conviction, and a love affair with language. We publish poetry, short-shorts, translations, and occasional brief essays on poetry. We encourage regional talent while listening to voices from around the world. Submissions are read by multiple editors with various tastes, all looking for quality work. We have published formal poems, free verse, very accessible poems, wild experimentations with language, visual poems, prose poems, poems of stark beauty, and even funny poems. Sometimes we call ourselves “eclectic” in the best sense of the word. We are proud of the content and variety of each issue we publish.	Reading period April 1 - October 1
Romance and Beyond Magazine	http://members.aol.com/rbeyond/romance.html	We pay 1/2 (one-half) cent per word, two free copies of the magazine in which your work appears, and a discount on future orders.	Romance, fantasy, science fiction, paranormal, and other speculative fiction	Seeking fantasy, science fiction, paranormal, and other speculative fiction (up to 10,000 words) in which a romantic relationship develops between the hero and heroine.	Submission Guidelines: <http://members.aol.com/RBeyond/Guidelines.html>
SaucyVox(Dot)Com	http://saucyvox.com/septoct05/index.html	No	Poetry, short stories, flash	poetry, short stories, flash	They have different themes, check website for current issue
Scorched Earth Publications	http://scorchedearthpublishing.com/			A literary ezine that features the best in poetry, short stories, and ongoing novels on the internet.
ScreamOnline, The	http://www.thescreamonline.com/			TheScreamOnline, a downloadable internet magazine for art, photography, literature, fiction, poetry, essays, film, and music. Paintings, image and emulsion transfers, Mortensen pigment process.
Shots	http://www.shotsmag.co.uk/about.htm#story%20guideline		Mystery/Crime Fiction	British, takes stories of 1500–3500 words
Shred of Evidence	http://www.shredofevidence.com/about/index.html#guidelines		Mystery/Crime Fiction
SixoSix Magazine	http://www.606mag.com/		short stories	The Chicago-based magazine sixosix attempts to capture the stories and feel of the city.	Chicago Publication
Snakeskin	http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~simmers/	No	Poetry
Stationaery	http://www.stationaery.com		Literary: Flash Fiction	written submissions should be under 3000 hundred
Stickman Review, The	http://www.stickmanreview.com/			Stickman Review is an online literary magazine that seeks fiction, poetry, essays, interviews and artwork for electronic publication.
Stirring	http://www.sundress.net/stirring/			Literary Poetry and fiction
Tattoo Highway	http://www.tattoohighway.org		Literary: Prose, poetry, art	Our tastes are eclectic. We like fresh, vivid language, and we like stories and poems that are actually about something — that acknowledge a world beyond the writer's own psyche. If they have an edge, if they provoke us to think or make us laugh, so much the better.
Thieves Jargon	http://www.thievesjargon.com/		Mystery/Crime Fiction
This is Grand	http://www.thisisgrand.org/		stories about the CTA	The online literary journal This is Grand collects stories about the CTA. Founder Jonathan Messinger says he was inspired by his belief in shared space and by Chicago writer Stuart Dybek's short story, “Pet Milk.”	Chicago publication
This is It Magazine	http://www.thisisitmag.co.uk/			short fiction, poetry
Three Candles	http://www.threecandles.org/poetry.html		Poetry	Poetry
Thrilling Detective, The	http://www.thrillingdetective.com/fiction/guidelines.html		Mystery/Crime Fiction
Tilt	http://www.rachelmallino.org/tilt/		Poetry and Fiction of all genres	We are fond of work filled with rich language and innovative imagery. Free verse is strongly preferred. We have no length restrictions.
Tin House	http://www.tinhouse.com/general_info/submission.html	Paying market		Three of Tin House's four issues per year will be theme issues. Our summer issue will remain an open issue for all kinds of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.	WINTER 2006. "ALL APOLOGIES." Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, interviews, profiles, and food and drink writing relating to apologies, confessions, or regrets. Deadline: September 30, 2005. On stands January 1, through March 31, 2006. SPRING, 2006. "UN-AMERICAN." The best writing from around the world, by writers not from the United States. Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, interviews, profiles, and food and drink writing--in translation and English. Deadline: January 30, 2006. On stands April 1 through June 30.. SUMMER 2006. "SUMMER READING." A general issue, heavy on fiction and poetry, but also including nonfiction, profiles, interviews, and food and drink writing. Deadline: April 30, 2006. On stands July 1 through September 30.
Tin House	http://www.tinhouse.com	Pays on publication	Literary: Poems, fiction, non fiction	We are a general interest literary quarterly. Our watchword is quality. Our audience includes people interested in literature in all its aspects, from the mundane to the exalted.
Tiny Lights	http://www.tiny-lights.com/			Tiny Lights : champions of personal essay since 1995. Annual essay contest with $1,000 in prizes and hardcopy publication. Material from monthly online writer's exchange selected for public radio show. Quarterly postings of "flash" essays.
Toasted Cheese	http://www.toasted-cheese.com/submit.htm		Flash Fiction
Triplopia	http://triplopia.org/		Poetry
True Romance Magazine	http://www.trueromancemag.com	Pays 1 month after publication.	Romance	Magazine for women, teens through retired, offering compelling confession stories based on true happenings, with reader identification and strong emotional tone. No third-person material.
T-Zero Xpandazine	http://www.thewritersezine.com	Poetry: $5; Fiction: $15	Fiction, poetry, non-fiction, essay	Original short fiction, poetry, and non-fiction, particularly non-fiction related to the craft of writing and interviews. For fiction we prefer something with a plot and resolution. If we like the main character, we are more likely to accept the story. If the main character has a problem to resolve or has to make a choice, that's conflict, and we love conflict! Too many writers confuse conflict with fight scenes. Don't be one of them. Give us a protagonist who acts, makes choices no matter how hard they are to solve his or her dilemma, not a wimp who drifts along and has to be rescued.	Guidelines at http://www.thewritersezine.com/t-zero/sub-guidelines.shtml
Ultimate Hallucination, The	http://www.ultimatehallucination.com/			A literary zine devoted to thought provoking fiction and poetry from Canada and beyond. Book reviews of Canadian small press fiction as well as indepedent fiction from around the world.
Underground Window	http://www.undergroundwindow.com/			a poetry-short fiction monthly
VerbSap	http://www.verbsap.com/			Concise prose, flash fiction
Vestal Review	http://www.vestalreview.net/	3 - 10 cents a word, depending.	500 Word flash fiction. Seems any genre works at Vestal	Vestal Review is a free quarterly magazine, both print and e-zine, devoted to what we consider an underrepresented type of fiction: flash (or short-short) stories. A good flash, replete with a cohesive plot, rich language and enticing imagery, is perhaps the hardest type of fiction to write. A good flash is so condensed that it borderlines poetry. A good flash engages your mind not only for the short duration of its read, but for a long time after.	**Will not accept submission during the months of March, June, September and December**
Whim's Place	http://www.whimsplace.com/Contest/Contest.asp		Flash Fiction		contests
Wicked Alice	http://sundress.net/wickedalice/contents16.html	No	Poetry	Wicked Alice is a women-centered poetry journal, dedicated to publishing quality work, by both sexes, depicting and exploring the female experience.	Deadline for Winter is October 15, 2005 Chicago Publication
Word Riot	http://www.wordriot.org/			Word Riot publishes the forceful voices of up-and-coming writers and poets. We accept submissions of experimental and literary fiction, non-fiction, and poetry.
Words Dance	http://www.wordsdance.com/main.html			Poetry
Words on Walls	http://www.wordsonwalls.net/		Literary: Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry	We prefer shorter, edgy stories with characters that feel real, hyper-alive within the context of what they make happen or what happens to them. Flash fiction is welcome. Lyrical prose should make us swirl. Genre fiction should first be literary. Preferred length is under 2,500 words, even better if it's under 1,000 words.
Wordsmitten	http://www.wordsmitten.com		Flash Fiction
Writer's Digest	http://www.writersdigest.com/contests/		Various	This link is to the Writer's Digest contest page
Writer's Life, The	http://thewriterslife.homestead.com/			We seek writers who can produce articles and personal essays on the craft of writing. No poetry, please. Articles or essays must be well-written (as in: good technique, grammar, spelling, etc.) We do recommend that you read through on the site to get a feel for our style.
Zafusy	http://www.zafusy.com/			Poetry
Zoetrope: All Story	http://www.zoetrope-stories.com		Literary	considers submissions of stories and one-act plays under 7,000 words; screenplays, treatments, and excerpts from larger works are not accepted.	The magazine does not accept submissions from June 1 through August 31.
Zygote In My Coffee	http://www.zygoteinmycoffee.com/index.html			Poetry, short fiction, social commentary, political, plays, erotica