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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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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,…