Hi, everyone! Here’s a list of some virtual literary happenings to help us get through the month. If you’re organizing or participating in an event that isn’t listed, send me…
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So this isn’t really a Where to Submit list. Rather, it’s an aggregate of journals and presses participating in the AWP Virtual Book Fair. Since many people will not be…
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For this spring edition of Where to Submit, we’re excited to be featuring “lossy flesh (3)” by Leena Joshi. For more of their artwork, as well as videos and poems,…
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Happy soon-to-be new year, friends! This winter, we’re so happy to feature “Screen Test” by Robyn Taylor-Neu — be sure to check out more of her seriously incredible work on…
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Happy fall, y’all! We’re kicking off the season with a brand new list, and are really excited to kick off said brand new list with Daniel de Carvalho’s stunning piece,…
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Welcome to this summer’s Where to Submit list! We’re so excited to have Kathryn LaMontagne’s whimsical, weird, and wonderful “wwaaaaheeooooooeee (the carnival in motion)” as our featured artwork. Find more…
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Happy spring, everyone! We’re happy to feature Agnieszka ‘Uisce’ Jakubczyk’s Koivu I, II, III. A weaver, embroiderer and fiber artists, she writes of her work: Through my art I express…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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