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From Latin gaudium meaning “joy,” Gaudy Boy publishes books that delight readers with the various powers of art. The name is taken from the poem “Gaudy Turnout” by Singaporean author Arthur Yap, about his time abroad in Leeds, UK.... Read more
With a history stretching back to 1982, we're a small, community-college based literary journal, open to submissions from the campus community and beyond. In the pages of our annual print journal, you can find the work of celebrated authors and... Read more
Kopi Break is an online literary magazine featuring new voices in Singaporean poetry. Welcome, dear reader, to your Friday kopi break.
Kavya Kishor, a distinguished online literary magazine of Bengali young adult literature hailing from Bangladesh, stands as a beacon of literary and cultural expression. With a focus on Bengali languages, this internationally published... Read more
samfiftyfour is devoted to building a literary community by sharing voices from around the globe. To date, twenty-seven different countries, including writers from all walks of life writing on various topics, have been represented.
Infrarrealista Review invites Texan writers outside of the literary tradition to reject binaries and saddle up their experiences with full autonomy rather than accept labels invited by elitist institutions. The editors believe you own... Read more
Raven Chronicles strives to publish and showcase work that embodies the cultural diversity of writers and artists; work that expresses family and forebears; work that connects with the soil, water, and air of place and home. To this end, they... Read more
Tater Tot Sunday Publishing was founded by a writer and a painter. The importance of creative integrity is paramount to the editors.
Oregon Humanities is a magazine about the experiences, ideas, and beliefs of Oregonians. In each issue, Oregon writers, artists, and readers explore diverse perspectives and challenging questions relating to the place we live and the... Read more
