Lit mag accepting photography, short fiction, and poetry! We love work related to fantasy, magic, romance, positivity, cultural perspective- any genre!
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Attention writers&readers! We are an emerging lit journal looking for new & est. writers to submit to our magazine! We currently accept art, photography, and short fiction! If you're interested, please email [email protected] with your piece(s) & a short writer bio!
Please send your best short stories and poetry under the theme of uplifting work to [email protected] until July 31!
Hi writers! For June, we want to wish everyone a happy Pride Month! Additionally, as we emerge into the post-covid era, we are looking to accept submissions related to the them "Train Out of The Tunnel" related to uplifting stories to create an inspiring feel! Submit your best!
Are you an aspiring or current artist looking to discuss and connect with fellow creatives? Or are you just interested in the arts?
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Hi all, our twitter was recently hacked unfortunately. We apologize for the inconvenience! please ignore any direct messages or tweets that have been sent out recently.
Today we feature Karen Lethlean whose story focuses on the journey of a transgender woman to live her best life. Read about it here:
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PTLJ Volume 4 is OUT NOW! Congrats to Zach Murphy, A.R. Salandy, Robert Steward, Karen Lethlean, Sofia Pham, and Hibah Shabkhez! Special thanks to Diya Jaiswal and Chloe Low for their fantastic internship skills in advertising and digital art!!
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We hope you are all safe in these unsettling and uncertain times. As we know many of you are in quarantine, as I am myself, why not engage in creativity to destress? Paper Trains is officially open for submissions in poetry, short fiction, and photography!
Have you all checked out Volume 3 yet? We hope you like it and the beautiful work of all the writers apart of this edition! Make sure you check out the link in our bio when you get a chance.
Looking only for photography! Please submit to our talented submitter pool by next Sunday for the chance to be in Issue 3!
Writers: Tear open your pdfs and get searching for some unpublished work! We're currently accepting Submissions for Volume 3!!
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While you wait to hear the results of our haiku contest, check out @adroitjournal's free online mentorship program for high school poets, fiction writers, and nonfiction writers from around the world! Applications are open until April 15th.
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All jokes aside... our 2nd Volume is out! Our warm congratulations to Anita Goveas, Michael Akuchie, David Estringel, Mike Chin, Juliette Seabock, Srishti Uppal, Yasmen Abuzaid, Tucker Lieberman, Emily Craig, and Avni Halabe!
Here's to hoping that no literary journals play around with anyone in our beloved writer community and tell us that an April 1st acceptance is a joke 3 hours later
Hi! Just wanted to share some exciting news: we finally purchased our domain! Please check out papertrainslitmag.com to see our content from now on! We're so happy for this huge step within our professionalism :) Thanks to all who have supported us so far.
Merry Christmas to all you amazing artists! You all deserve a wonderful holiday, make sure to enjoy to the max! #writerscommunity #poetry #submittous #HappyHolidaysToAll
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to send us such insightful and unique pieces for volume 2. We hold infinite appreciate for you. :)
Motivation of today: There's never a "right time" to write. The right time is now. Go write the book you want to read, craft a piece to be your first lit journal submission, or just plain put some words on a paper! No writer would have ever succeeded with procrastination.