Cosmic partners
If you love Moonchild Magazine, then you should visit our moon siblings below!
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The Brown Orient
"A literary journal dedicated to amplify the voices of women, queer, and nonbinary writers and artists from Southeast, South, Middle East, and Central Asia." |
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TERSE. Journal
"How will you create the world? This is the main question we hope to contend with here. Every person will have a different way of creating the world based on their unique experience, but the world we would like to see is one where injustices are righted and people get to tell their own stories. What stories will you tell? What world will you make?" |
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Madness Muse Press
"Madness Muse Press was founded in 2016 as a means to publish writing with sociopolitical leanings. Currently it is an independent 4 person run press, dedicated to spreading awareness and enacting social change through the power of writing; while at the same time, supporting our authors at any point in their career. We are an LLC, and one day hope to achieve 501(c3) status." |
Beloved planets
Moons and suns and planets and other celestial bodies to travel to when our submissions are closed, when you've journeyed our entire moonscape, when you want to connect with other like-minded aliens.
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Luna Luna Magazine
"Luna Luna is an online diary and community all about literature, intersectional feminism, storytelling, identity and witchcraft. At Luna Luna, you'll find everything from DIY rituals and interviews with filmmakers to poetry and personal essays. We are a space for women, queer people, non-binary folks, and POC. We are a space for witches, dreamers and creators. Our goal is to explore the space between darkness and light (not to be confused with 'good' or 'bad'), and between dream and reality. The shadow is our home." |
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Yes Poetry
"Yes Poetry is a magazine for whip-smart people who don't fit in, who want to challenge themselves, who find themselves interested in activism, provocative art, and crave intellectual and creative stimulation. This is a magazine for the outcasts - for the kind of people who don't settle, for the kind of people who dream, for the kind of people who want to make the world a better place." |
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Memoir Mixtapes
"Memoir Mixtapes is a mashup of the two things we all love to talk about: ourselves and music. Music never fails to evoke real emotions connected to real memories, however fleeting, superficial, profound, blissful, or distressing those emotions might be. We know most of our fellow human beings can relate, and we think sharing the stories we have, along with the songs that conjure them, is a great way to connect with each other while building some pretty groovy (or, at the very least, very 'interesting') playlists in the process." |
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Cotton Xenomorph
"Cotton Xenomorph is a new literary journal produced with the mission to showcase new and ecstatic art while reducing language of oppression in our community. We are dedicated to uplifting new voices while engaging in thoughtful conversation around social justice." |
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Bad Pony Magazine
"We are a very bad pony. Maybe we have always been that way. Maybe we had a particularly bad childhood where instead of hay or grass, we were fed a large amount of Starburst. Or that we drooled while parents were taking pictures at the petting zoo. Maybe it is the fact that we often steal carrots from pockets or give children a little nip if they petted us too much. But we digress." |
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Drunk Monkeys
"Drunk Monkeys is an online publication which features an eclectic mix of content, from original poetry and fiction to cultural and political essays, film and television reviews, and humor pieces." |
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sea foam mag
"sea foam magazine is an online publication intended to showcase creatives of all types. we share, we communicate and we publish. we do not define ourselves by genre or medium. we do not cherish tradition or structure." |
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Crab Fat Magazine
"Crab Fat Magazine is a monthly online journal that publishes experimental, traditional, queer, feminist, punk, literary, & avant-garde prose, poetry, & art. We favor authenticity over all else." |
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Dream Pop Press
"Dream Pop Press is comprised of Dream Pop Journal, a quarterly online literary journal, and the small press arm that will begin accepting chapbook submissions in 2018. Dream Pop seeks to make space for non-narrative, linguistically inventive writing. We are interested in lyric memoirists, cross-genre experimenters, fearless inventors, and poets who dream in made-up languages." |
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Rag Queen Periodical
"We are feminists... We are many and needed. We make love, art, and mistakes. We are not alone and neither are you. Intersectional; Cyborg & Goddess. Transsexual and Transnational. Colorful. Molded with stories of our ancestors. We tell them. We live to avenge their struggles. With black & white magic. We fight. And we love. We love." |
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Burning House Press
"Let us say that the house is on fire and you can only take one thing with you. So you take the fire. Burning House Press is the fire you take with you." |
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Quail Bell Magazine
"Quail Bell Magazine is a place for real and unreal stories. Our readers are curious, creative, and compassionate fairy punks who are citizens of the world. All members of The Quail Bell Crew respect and embrace all cultures, excluding only the sexist, racist, homophobic, and otherwise unkind and uncompromising. It is because of this open-mindedness and positivity that Quail Bell Magazine is fortunate enough to publish content by contributors from across the globe. Quail Bell Magazine encourages original thought, open dialogue and community-building through content that explores the relationship between The Real and The Unreal. We value the arts, history, folklore, and other oddities often not mentioned in mainstream magazines. As a woman-run publication, we strive to publish only the highest-quality content that not only challenges readers, but lets them have a little fun and maybe enjoy a little cuteness, too. We are not attempting to produce a magazine that is purely literary or purely journalistic, but, rather, somewhere in between for results that are inspiring and informative. In all that we write, draw, photograph, and otherwise make, The Quail Bell Crew will honor this editorial mission statement." |
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Mookychick
"Mookychick is an elite finishing school for the modern miss of today. Make the most of who you are and suck as much of the juice from life's pomegranate as you can. It's obviously more important to make your mark on life than it is to bag a rich boyfriend or get in and out of a sports car correctly. Mookychick keywords are: information, playfulness, opinion, action and generosity of spirit. Mookychick is an unstoppable army. We've checked the records, and it appears that you are its only soldier and general. Welcome to Mookychick. Be mooky, not pooky. Join us..." |
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Parentheses Journal
"Parentheses Journal is a new collaborative venture in the quest for sharing art, operating on the quintessence of art for art’s sake. We create our own utopias in the imperfections of being. The voices contain within figments of dust and deep trenches, everyday harmonies and soliloquies in the sand. The aesthetic of bent dust hardbacks and thick lettered illegible syntaxes in ancient caverns nudges. A semblance of everydayness, colloquial artifacts of experience, membranes of telling over war-frayed leaves rouses. You belong." |
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Glass Poetry Press
"We are interested in poetry that enacts the artistic and creative precision of glass. We are not bound by any specific aesthetic; our only mission is to publish collections of high quality writing. All styles, forms and schools of poetry are welcome, though easy rhymes and "light" verse are less likely to inspire us. We like poems that show a careful understanding of language, music, passion and creativity." |
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Bending Genres
"We lead week long writing retreats. We teach online writing weekend workshops. We are launching a stunning new online magazine, Bending Genres Journal. We are an original, peaceful, fun and loving crew. Join us!" |
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FIVE:2:ONE
"FIVE:2:ONE is dedicated to the transgressive. experimental. and the progressive in the literary world. But, we also are dedicated to the multicultural voices unheard in many lit mags. We offer a home to those who may be cast out by other magazines. We publish a print journal quarterly containing fiction, nonfiction, poetry, reviews, art, interviews in March, June , September and December. But, we also publish an online daily journal, #thesideshow that contains flash fiction, micropoetry, art and micrononfiction." |
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Reality Hands
"Since 2011 Reality Hands has been publishing poetry or fiction or whatever. There are no particular allegiances to genre or style. Content is not released on any schedule." |
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Rust+Moth
"Rust+Moth is a literary journal committed to imaginative and engaging poetry. Since 2008, we have dedicated ourselves to discovering new writers and presenting their work alongside evocative graphic design. We believe in the vitality of electronic publication and strive to make our social media loud and relevant. We also believe in the tactile appeal of quality print editions." |
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Anti-Heroin Chic
"'Anti-Heroin Chic' meaning that what is beautiful is what is broken, that our imperfections, our exiles, our exclusions, are what define our humanity most, not the polished surface or the Instagram culture which encourages us to dissociate from who and how we truly are. There is a seat for everyone here at this table. The idea of the commune very much animates this project. This journal strives for inclusion and a diversity of voices, not to disparage others but to lift them up. It also strives to publish those who are being neglected or under-served in the literary community. This is a space for those who've been left out in the cold in all sorts of ways, that's open to interpretation. 'Chic' was also an aesthetic fashion-style associated with heroin, but in addition to that it was also a clique, a closed circle, so the journal is also a commentary on forms of inclusion and exclusion. Since we come down on the side of the former we try to be as egalitarian as possible in putting people's voices & their struggles/poems/artwork out there." |
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Daphne Magazine
"Daphne Magazine is a home for writing. We are space to share your creative work with others. We want work that transforms, translates or sublimates into the atmosphere. We want work that will make us laugh, cry, or nod our heads and say "same here, same here." We are a safe, inclusive space for all." |
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Three Drops Press
"Three Drops from a Cauldron is a an online journal (or until 12 June 2016, webzine) for poetry and flash fiction (or any hybrid of the two) involving myth, legend, folklore, fable and fairytale." |
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Voices de la Luna
"Voices de la Luna is a quarterly literature and arts magazine. Founded in 2008 by San Antonio writers Mo Saidi and Jim Brandenburg, the magazine is the premier literary magazine in South Texas. All of us who are involved with the production of the magazine and with the many community services offered by Voices staff, board members, and contributors believe that poetry heals and arts advance the quality of life." |
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Writer’s Block
"Writer’s Block is a students’ magazine for literature, film and creative writing, settled in Amsterdam. The entire organization is run by students, mostly hailing from the English Department of the University of Amsterdam, and they work hard to bring you a qualitatively high-standing, free magazine four times per year. Writer’s Block has grown above and beyond a local student magazine, and currently sports a great variety of readers from all over the world, both students and non-students alike. However, Writer’s Block is nothing without its community: the greater part of our content is provided by readers like you, who bravely step up and send in work for us to review and potentially publish. After all, if we don’t get your submissions, that would mean we won’t be able to fill our issues, which would make us and you, our readers, very sad. Hopefully, though, this is an issue we will never run into thanks to you!" |
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CLASH Media
"Bringing you unbiased news, unfiltered opinions, and daring original content on a daily basis." |
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CCM
"Civil Coping Mechanisms (CCM) is a DIY kind of press. We take the same level of angst as our colleagues in shunning those that would be in the immediate position of neglecting our efforts as artisans. We take the sentiment of doing it ourselves while stating to the tired publishing process, “To hell with it.” Why not do it our way? What only matters: Offering a space for the innovation so sorely shamed and disregarded as unmarketable by the major and indie presses too busy selling the next celebrity memoir, paper-thin creative nonfiction spine of lies, the wax-intellectual pursuits of yet-again the same vision wrapped in newer trim, or the same regurgitated genre-fiction and prose you’d expect would have become stale by now. Oh yes, we rant. This is our place. We’ll do as we damn well please." |
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Agape Editions
"Agape Editions publishes literary work by authors of vision. We seek books that enact, embrace, or otherwise engage with some aspect(s) of the mystical, the ecstatic, or the Numinous. We publish books in both print and digital formats." |
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Firefly Magazine
"Firefly Magazine is an online literary journal of Fiction and Poetry dedicated to showcasing the foremost in luminous writing.What’s luminous writing? Think nostalgia, think lonely, think weird. Take our breath away in whatever way you know how to." |
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formercactus
"formercactus is an online magazine of prose and poetry. We release a new issue on the 15th day of each month. Regardless of genre or tone, we want: characters with one foot in a world and one in another, pushing towards change; oddballs; ironic tragedies; connections between unconnected things; Borgean metanarratives; infinitesimal truths—all of which peppered with ample surrealism. We dream of publishing the Massive Attack of flash fiction, the High Maintenance of prose poetry. Help us make it so." |
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Electric Literature
"Electric Literature’s mission is to expand the influence of literature in popular culture by fostering lively and innovative literary conversations and making exceptional writing accessible to new audiences. Through our website, social media, events, and other special programming and projects, we reach an international audience with free, online content, while paying every single one of our contributing writers. Electric Literature began as a quarterly journal in 2009 and became a non-profit in 2014. In addition to the essays, criticism, and literary scuttlebutt on this site, you’ll find our acclaimed weekly fiction series, Recommended Reading, which published its 200th issue in 2016. Our second weekly magazine, Okey-Panky, has provided a home for brief, strange writings and comics since January 2015." |
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Oneshi Press
"We publish progressive, immersive, gorgeous comic books, graphic novels, and art books." |
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Maudlin House
"Maudlin House is a literary experience that curates the best in experimental lit by both emerging, and established authors. We encourage you to write weird, life's too short not to. Belong to where you don’t belong. Stay up all night and drip fever sweat poetry. Create flash fiction from yelp pages. Write prose from Facebook. And always push the limit of what literature is and could be." |
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witch craft magazine
"witch craft magazine is an annual journal that publishes literary fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, art and experimental forms. we also run sad spell press. thanks for stopping by." |
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dancing girl press
"An indie press and design studio based in Chicago, dancing girl press & studio creates a variety of open and limited edition books, art, and paper goods. Since 2004, the annual dgp chapbook series, has been devoted to publishing innovative writing by women authors in delectable handmade editions, as well as exploring the intersection of writing and the visual/book arts." |
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Hyacinth Girl Press
"Hyacinth Girl Press is a micro-press that publishes up to 6 poetry chapbooks each year. We specialize in handmade books of smaller press runs. We consider ourselves a feminist press and are particularly interested in manuscripts dealing with topics such as radical spiritual experiences, creation/interpretation of myth through a feminist lens, and science. We think outerspace, in particular, is pretty darn cool. We also love collaboration – collaboration between poets, collaboration between a poet and other artist type, poetry in translation, collaboration with other presses. Interpret this liberally. Try us." |
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Lost Balloon
"Lost Balloon publishes flash fiction, flash nonfiction, and prose poetry under 1,000 words. We publish one new piece every Wednesday. There are no theme or genre restrictions, but we want your best. Give us work that entertains and challenges, that pushes boundaries and breaks hearts. The site’s name was inspired by those small and sad but whimsical moments in life: the birthday balloon that slips from your fingers and floats into the horizon, or the dropped ice cream cone." |
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Moonsick Magazine
"Breaking down the literary boys' club with a little Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Poetry from the babest babes around." |
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Porbelly Press
"Porkbelly Press is an independent (small) chapbook press based in Porkopolis (Cincinnati, Ohio), where pigs fly. We’re a queer-friendly, feminist press open to all, and encourage works from poets & writers all along the identity spectrum. Our chapbooks & zines are printed in small & open edition, and Sugared Water & anthologies in collectible limited edition. All of our titles are bound by hand." |
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Cauldron Anthology
"A literary journal about embracing the wild feminine. Pulling from classical stories and myth, each issue will be themed around a woman or myth who embraced the dark and seductive. Around the cauldron woman have moved, keepers of the house, guardians of future generations, lovers and wives. Women hold a secret magic." |
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The Ginger Collect
"We’re two gingers on a mission to find the polished and the broken things at the bottom of the riverbed. We’re here to observe the strange color of the sky and how some of the trees fail to look majestic. There’s beauty in all the weird and wild and we’re ready to wade into the water surrounded by the strange wood and words that you’re willing to give. So give us your strange, your weird. Give me the writers that have yet to have found their place to call home. Give us the wretched stories with unhappy endings. Give us the bruised and beaten characters that shine light in the dark places where no light should be. Give us the broken and wise, the charred and burnt. Because the broken can be the most beautiful." |
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Blanket Sea Magazine
"There aren’t many places where writers and artists with illness and disabilities can express themselves in a safe, open, and welcoming space. We want Blanket Sea to be that space. We publish quality writing and art that is evocative, provocative, and tells a story. We are inclusive of creators from all backgrounds, orientations, and ethnicities." |
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Meow Meow Pow Pow
"Deep in the Valley of Gwangi, a posse of bored literature fans, cat fanatics, and T-Rex enthusiasts all pondered one pressing question: Why isn’t there a dreamy lit press that publishes dope writing that’s accessible to all? Also graffiti?" |
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Wake up Screaming
"Wake up Screaming is an e-zine that encourages personal investigation of themes related to the expansion of consciousness, to waking up and embracing our creativity as a tool for personal growth. Using the New moons as release dates, Wake up Screaming is intended to encourage us to research new themes and to create new work on a regular basis. We use the cycles of the moon to provide an inspirational and motivational focus point, providing four week periods in which to study topics that are calling for our attention. Each edition is released and a new theme set with each New Moon." |
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The Cerurove
"A quintessential magazine for the Liberated Spirits that celebrates original literary work of quality." |
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Hypertrophic Press
"Hypertrophic Press is a microscopic independent press that publishes both books and a quarterly literary magazine. Our goal as a publisher is to put out books that evoke a physical reaction in our readers. We want to make you cry, cringe, scream, gasp, and laugh. We want to make you think. We want to make you feel. But these kinds of books don’t happen every day. Because of that, we don’t have a set publishing schedule. We don’t guarantee a number of books a year. We only publish books that we absolutely can’t say no to, that grab us and hurt us and don’t let go, and we’re willing to wait for them. We do everything in-house: editing, design, layout, marketing – you name it. It takes a lot of time and patience to create these products from scratch, but it’s our passion. And that’s the key word of Hypertrophic Press: passion. We don’t discriminate against any genres or lengths or backgrounds when coming up with our list. We don’t care who you are, if you’ve been published before, if it’s your first book or seventy-fourth. What we do care about is that you are just as passionate about writing your book as we are about publishing it." |
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Rising Phoenix Press
"Rising Phoenix Press is an independent publisher located in Boston, Massachusetts. We believe in the transformative power of poetry. Our mission is to publish writing that actively engages the social issues of our time and represents the marginalized. We believe genuine writing creates an opportunity for dialogue about how to positively mend the errors of our world. We want to capture the gritty beauty of life and give it back to the people who need to realize the power of that beauty." |
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Handcastle Magazine
"Handcastle Magazine is a quarterly passion project and museum of artists telling their stories through artistry and thoughts. Whether it's painters, chefs, illustrators, poets, musicians, Handcastle showcases the beauty in the art and the hands that crafted it. We built an elaborate palace with our 44 hands. We sculpted an international art gallery made entirely out of sand." |
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Jellyfish Review
"Jellyfish Review is an online journal committed to publishing new flash fiction. Every week, we will publish two new stories of 1,000 words or less. Although there are no hard and fast rules about what we will publish, we do have a soft spot for beautiful things with stings." |
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Minute Magazine
"Minute Magazine is an online literary and art journal dedicated to examining life under the microscope. Minute publishes quarterly and is open to submissions year-round." |
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Laurel Magazine
"Laurel is a literary and arts magazine seeking works that honors the human condition, expands the world's point of view and creates something entirely new." |
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L'Éphémère Review
"L'Éphémère Review is a bi-monthly online literary and art journal that promotes the exploration of the ephemeral, musings on the existential, and establishment of the eternal. We are fascinated with the interplay between memory and reality, truth and interpretation, perception and perspective, and the past, present, and future." |
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Street Poet Review
"Online journal looking to publish poetry that challenge the literary establishment." |
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Dying Dahlia Review
"An online literary journal featuring poetry, flash fiction and art by women writers." |
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Apofenie
"Apofenie is a quarterly online literary journal founded in 2017. Our mission is to promote underrepresented voices and share stories that provoke the reader to engage with both their interior lives and the material world. Our name comes from the Czech word for apophenia, that is, the tendency to search for hidden meanings in unrelated patterns. We explore both the triumphs and shortcomings of language, compelled by the need to define and attribute meaning to our lives. Not all of our contributors are writers in the ‘traditional’ sense. We firmly believe that everyone has the potential–the need, even–to create." |
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Sukoon
"Sukoon is an independent, online literary journal, publishing Arab-themed art and literature in English. The aim is to showcase the diversity of ‘Arab’ identity and experience within the Anglophone literary landscape, in order to escape narrow perceptions and understandings of the term. And just as importantly, to carve out a natural and necessary space for the Arab anglophone narrative to exist within the anglophone literary landscape. Writers and artists need not be of Arab descent, as long as they have an Arab-themed experience to contribute." |
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Banat Collective
"Banat collective is a creative community made in response to the lack of artist spaces and discussions about womanhood in the Middle East and North Africa region. However, we aim to be inclusive of all nationalities and genders to promote peace and balance within our community. Our platform aims to support creatives seeking to produce, collaborate and share their work with the world. In a time where constant media misrepresentation is in our news feeds, the collective seeks to rethink the ways which we perceive women of colour through showcasing contemporary art, poetry and writings through online content, print, exhibition-making and events. We believe that art is the most ideal and useful tool to spread awareness that goes beyond geographical borders. Discussions of intersectionality, feminism, gender and identity politics from a ‘middle-eastern’ perspective is becoming increasingly relevant and important. Banat collective offers a space for discussion and creation and to address these questions and issues that course through our everyday lives." |
