Where to Submit

What are Entropy editors looking for in 2019? Here’s your section-by section guide to the kind of submissions we’re hoping to publish in the new year. Static submission guidelines can…

Four years ago, we started the Where to Submit list in an effort to provide a free resource for writers looking to submit their work, especially after other similar resources…

For this winter’s Where to Submit, we’re so grateful to feature Tara Geer’s striking drawing, “suspension”. Of her work, she writes: The drawing takes over, pulls, with wide hands, me…

We’re so happy to share “They all went running after the blockade” by Emma Zurer as the featured artwork for our fall list.  Be sure to check out her stunning…

This summer, we return again to an artist whose work we featured in a previous Where to Submit: Dan Cassidy, who originally provided a print for summer 2016. The macro photograph…

Judging by the amount of inquiries we’ve received, you’ve noticed the change: the Where to Submit post is going seasonal, which means that it will be released every three months…

What are Entropy editors looking for in 2018? Here’s your section-by section guide to the kind of submissions we’re hoping to publish in the new year. Static submission guidelines can…

We’re pleased to bring you the newest installment of the Where to Submit list, headlined by a photo from Pelle Cass’s “Selected People” series. Cass writes: This work both orders the…

Thanks for tuning in to another edition of our Where to Submit list. If you run a press, magazine, or other opportunity and would like to be included on future lists, please…

We’re delighted to bring you this month’s Where to Submit, featuring a collage by author, publisher, and collage fanatic Kevin Sampsell. His collages can be seen in various publications and at…

I’ve been thinking about all that goes into these Where to Submit posts, and have been grateful for the kind words that I hear about it more and more these…

Happy spring—brought to you in part by “Hit,” the digital collage you see at the top of this post, by artist Marcos Morales: Marcos Morales is a graphic designer from Buenos Aires,…

Sometimes I feel crazy submitting my writing in the middle of a national crisis. I have been coping by asking myself with every piece: “What is this doing for good? Why does…

I’ve been declaring a lot recently that writing/art is “more important than ever,” but it’s been better said, so I won’t repeat that. I’ll just say that since the election,…