@JusteLiterary

CLOSED FOR SUBMISSIONS| An arbitrary online literary magazine dedicated to random poetry, arts and creative writings. Editors; @anasadelopo, @tinybecomings

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🚨 Submissions are OPEN! 🚨 Juste Literary is accepting literary and art pieces from September 1–31, and we can't wait to read your brilliant creations. Send us your best! 🖤🤍
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Submissions are now closed. Thank you to everyone who trusted us with their work (responses will be out soon). Happy new month to everyone. We can’t wait to share our wonderful Issue IV with you!🖤🤍
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Quick reminder: just 4 days left before submissions close! Send us your art + literary pieces. We’d love to see your work. 🖤🤍
Juste Literary🇵🇸@JusteLiterary1 Sep 2025
🚨 Submissions are OPEN! 🚨 Juste Literary is accepting literary and art pieces from September 1–31, and we can't wait to read your brilliant creations. Send us your best! 🖤🤍
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🚨 Submissions are OPEN! 🚨 Juste Literary is accepting literary and art pieces from September 1–31, and we can't wait to read your brilliant creations. Send us your best! 🖤🤍
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Cover image for Juste Literary Issue III, June 2025.

ALT Cover image for Juste Literary Issue III, June 2025.

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Cover image for Juste Literary Issue III, June 2025.

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Cover Art by @johnmswofford 🖤🤍
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We can't wait to share Alex's wonderful piece with you all! 🖤🤍
Alex Carrigan@carriganak2 May 2025
A few months ago, I interviewed to become Poet Laureate of Alexandria, VA and had to write an original poem about the diversity of the city. I didn't get the role (I was named alternate!), but the poem I wrote, "Ode to the Potters of Alexandria," will be in @JusteLiterary soon!
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🚨 Submissions are officially closed! Thank you for trusting us with your work—we truly appreciate every piece. Responses are going out, and yours is on the way. Stay tuned for an exciting issue!🖤🤍
Juste Literary🇵🇸@JusteLiterary1 Apr 2025
🚨 Submissions are OPEN! 🚨 Juste Literary is accepting literary and art pieces from April 1–31, and we can't wait to read your brilliant pieces. Send us your best! 🖤🤍
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Juste LiteraryJusteLiterary (Fiction Poetry Nonfiction; non-paying) opened to submissions. duotrope.com/magazine/juste-… #amwriting
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🚨 Submissions are OPEN! 🚨 Juste Literary is accepting literary and art pieces from April 1–31, and we can't wait to read your brilliant pieces. Send us your best! 🖤🤍
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🚨 Submissions are OPEN! 🚨 Juste Literary is accepting literary and art pieces from April 1–31, and we can't wait to read your brilliant pieces. Send us your best! 🖤🤍
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Hoffenly Yours@tinybecomings8 Jan 2025
“Thanks to the quietness she drew from the well of nights and bottled for you by dawn—for the lilacs, the roses, and the thorns blooming in your mouth.” Gratification to the survivors of daily damnations by Oladejo Abdullah Feranmi in POETRY; poetryfoundation.org/poetrym…
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Shawn D. Brink@shawnbrinkauth213 Dec 2024
Replying to @JusteLiterary
I enjoyed reading THE SHAPE OF THINGS, in JUSTE LITERARY, by RAMY RUDENSKY, so much that I linked it to my WEEKEND READS site shawnbrinkauthor.wordpress.c…. Hopefully, this will draw additional readers. – Cheers! Shawn D. Brink, Author

WEEKEND READS

*Shawn’s Weekly Pick: Free Fiction & Poetry by Various Authors. (scroll to bottom for additional info)// 10/16/26 – MAGNOLIA OAKS, by: MARIO SENZALE, published in HOUSE OF ARCANUM –…

shawnbrinkauthor.wordpress.com
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To wrap up our features of the amazing contributors in Juste Literary Issue II, enjoy Fire in London by Peter J. King: justeliterary.com.ng/fire-in…
“and every limb reduced to coal Then faster than a child could run the growing blaze spread up and out, sent darting filaments of flame” Fire in London by Peter J. King in Juste Literary Issue II

ALT “and every limb reduced to coal Then faster than a child could run the growing blaze spread up and out, sent darting filaments of flame” Fire in London by Peter J. King in Juste Literary Issue II

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We are honored to publish our oldest contributor, the amazing 85-year-old Kajsa Ohman, in the second issue of Juste Literary, as she takes us through time and experience. Read her work here: justeliterary.com.ng/surrend…
“Whether I lived or died, the real shipwreck, my personal shipwreck, had already happened in my mind, in my heart, when I belatedly realized what I’d done” Surrender by Kajsa Ohman in Juste Literary Issue II

ALT “Whether I lived or died, the real shipwreck, my personal shipwreck, had already happened in my mind, in my heart, when I belatedly realized what I’d done” Surrender by Kajsa Ohman in Juste Literary Issue II

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We’re excited to publish The Shape of Things by Rami Rudensky as his first-ever publication in the new issue of Juste Literary! Do read: justeliterary.com.ng/the-sha…
“It would be a peaceful scene if not for the discordant beeping of the machines, or the unsettling, arachnid tangle of tubes that shoot from her frail body.” The Shape of Things by Rami Rudensky in Juste Literary Issue II

ALT “It would be a peaceful scene if not for the discordant beeping of the machines, or the unsettling, arachnid tangle of tubes that shoot from her frail body.” The Shape of Things by Rami Rudensky in Juste Literary Issue II

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Check out Let Him Finish by Cat Dixon in the newest issue of Juste Literary: justeliterary.com.ng/let-him…
“for he wasn’t yelling at me. He was yelling at death which knits a scarf to close the throat, trips the foot on a hike up the canyon” Let Him Finish by Cat Dixon in Juste Literary Issue II

ALT “for he wasn’t yelling at me. He was yelling at death which knits a scarf to close the throat, trips the foot on a hike up the canyon” Let Him Finish by Cat Dixon in Juste Literary Issue II

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