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Apex Magazine Submission Guidelines
Co-editor-in-chief: Jason Sizemore Co-editor-in-chief: Lesley Conner Special Fiction Editor: Maurice Broaddus Nonfiction Editor: ZZ Claybourne
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We are open to short fiction submissions. Please read the guidelines below then submit your work via Moksha 
Author Marie Vibbert shares her wisdom and experience about the challenging art of writing effective flash fiction.
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1) Submit your work in Shunn Standard Manuscript Format (Modern or Classic). Your manuscript should be in DOC, DOCX, RTF, or ODT file format.
2) Maximum word length is a firm 7,500 words. Anything more will be auto-rejected.
3) Payment for original fiction is $.08 per word up to 7,500 words. Minimum of $50.
4) If we podcast your story, additional payment is $.01 per word up to 7,500 words.
5) If the work you are submitting is an English translation, please include the translator name and email address either in your cover letter or within your manuscript. By submitting, you are verifying in good faith that you have the right to have your translated work published in Apex Magazine .
6) Apex Magazine welcomes and encourages submissions from writers of all races, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, and military status. We want diverse voices. We value diverse voices. Saying that, please be aware that we do not collect any information that might clue our editors to any of these attributes other than your name, email, address, and cover letter before any decisions are made regarding your submission.
7) Ready to submit your work? Head over to our Moksha account and upload your story!
Stories submitted by email or sent via the postal service will be disposed of unread.
We do not accept unsolicited reprints.
Our policy on work published to Patreon is that the story will be treated as a reprint and will be paid at our reprint rate. If you’re a pro-level writer (by SFWA affiliate standards) with a Patreon and have a story you’d like us to consider, please query first.
We currently do not publish poetry.
No simultaneous submissions. No multi-submissions for short fiction. We try to respond to all submissions within 30 days. If your story is under further consideration by our editor-in-chief or managing editor, then expect longer wait times.
Before you submit your work, please review the appropriate contract template. If we accept your work, we will expect you to be familiar with our terms. Thanks!
We are not taking artwork submissions or queries at this time.
Apex Magazine strives to be writer/artist/translator friendly. Here are some of the steps we take to make sure we remain writer friendly.
If you’re not already a subscriber, we ask that you consider tossing a coin to our Ko-fi account. You’ll be helping us keep the zine and site operating. Remember, $4 buys 50 words!
Each week we send a newsletter with important site updates, major Apex events, free flash fiction, and other goodies.

Macrina Magazine is interested in thoughtful and nuanced writing that either specifically engages with a pre-determined theme (for thematic issues), or develops something catered to the sensibilities and interests of the Magazine (for general submissions). We’re looking for academic essays, thoughtful articles, creative short fiction, poetry, and personal essays. Generally speaking, submissions should be somewhere between 1,000 – 2,000 words, in Chicago Style (when citations are necessary), and in the format of a Microsoft Word Document. Longer and shorter pieces will be considered at the discretion of our editors.
Pieces that constitute themed issues will center around a singular but broad topic . Correspondingly, each poem, reflection, review, or academic essay ought to wrestle meaningfully and creatively with the selected theme of the issue. The chosen themes are intentionally broad so that writers have the liberty to bring their own unique perspectives and innovative approaches to the conversation. Themes for the next several issues can be found below so that if one piques your interest, you can start reflecting upon the theme and preparing your response in advance.
If there’s a piece you want to share that does not correspond to the theme selected for our topical issues, we are also delighted to consider submissions that reflect other interests you may have. Unlike submissions for themed issues, there will not be a definitive deadline for the submission of pieces of a “general” nature. Like our expectations for thematic submissions, we’re looking for general submissions that will also abide by the guiding principles of the magazine as expressed in our “About Us” section. We seek to represent a wide reaching and diverse set of interests and approaches; from theological engagement with the arts, to underexplored figures in ecclesial history, to current affairs.

Thank you for considering Room for the publication of your original short stories, poems, creative non-fiction, or art. Room publishes fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and art by folks of marginalized genders, including but not limited to women ( cisgender and transgender ), transgender men , Two-Spirit and nonbinary people. We specifically encourage writers with overlapping under-represented identities to submit their work. We don’t want writers to feel restricted by gender or genre labels, so if you are unsure if your work is a fit for Room , please get in touch at submissions@roommagazine.com . We also strongly suggest you get a sense of our tastes by reviewing material we’ve published in recent issues—buy newsstand copies, subscribe, borrow from a library, or visit our latest edition online. Alternatively, you can order single copies of specific issues, or pre-order our next issue for only $9 using the link below (may take up to three months to arrive).
All art submissions should be sent through Submittable . Send us your most engaging work. These are not images to illustrate accompanying writing, but submissions of their own standing. Submit up to 5 images (maximum of 1MB sized JPG or PDF). Include a short paragraph about the work of art including: the title, size, medium and date, which you can write into the “Bio/Artist Statement” section when you submit. Please note that all art considered for our internal pages will be printed in black and white or greyscale and we ask that you take this into consideration when choosing which artwork to submit to us.
We review fiction, non-fiction, and poetry, published by smaller Canadian publishers, in an effort to suggest intriguing and original new work for our readers. Interested book reviewers who were born or reside in Canada can send their pitches to reviews@roommagazine.com . See also our FAQs.
We invite you to submit your unpublished work to share with us for issue 46.2–an issue featuring alongside the works of our contest winners!
Issue 46.2 will be edited by Geffen Semach , alongside assistant editors Ruchika Gothoskar, a nd shadow editors, Annick MacAskill and Nara Monteiro .
Before submitting , please read our About section to see if your work fits within Room’s mandate, then refer to the Submission Guidelines on how to format your work. We are an international feminist magazine, and encourage writing and art submitted to us from all over the world.
We also strongly suggest you get a sense of our tastes by reviewing material we’ve published in recent issues—buy newsstand copies, subscribe, borrow from a library. Alternatively, you can order single copies of specific issues, or pre-order our next issue for only $9 using the link below (may take up to three months to arrive).
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The West Coast Feminist Literary Magazine Society is located on the unceded Coast Salish Territories of the Musqueam, Tsleil Waututh, and Squamish people.
We invite your feedback and inquiries. Write to us at: Room Magazine, P.O. Box 46160, Station D, Vancouver, BC Canada V6J 5G5 or e-mail contactus@roommagazine.com.
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