Internal Submissions: OPEN on November 16
External Submissions: OPEN on November 16
Submissions will close at 11:59pm on December 16.
Guidelines
For Poetry & Prose
- UMoncton students may send up to five (4) individual pieces of poetry and prose.
- External contributors may send up to three (3) individual pieces of poetry and prose.
- Submissions must be sent in one Word document. All writing must be in 12-point Baskerville or Garamond.
- The first page of your submission document must contain a brief, third-person bio. We ask that you keep this below 75 words.
- Your document must be titled as follows: Last name, first name - submission. (Ex. Doe, John - submission)
- The subject line of your email must read "Submission."
For Visual Art:
- UMoncton students may send up to three (3) pieces of visual art, including photography, paintings, sculptures, illustrations, etc. We do not currently accept film, but we hope to do so in the future.
- External contributors may send up to two (2) pieces of visual art.
- All visual art submissions must be high resolution.
- Submissions for cover art must be vertical.
- Each submission must be accompanied by a brief, third-person bio.
- Make sure that each piece of visual art is titled.
- The subject line of your email must read "Visual Art Submission."
For Film:
For our fall 2025 issue, we will be accepting short film submissions to be featured on our website and social media. We have a particular fondness for experimental work, but we are open to considering anything as long as it is under 10 minutes long. We will choose two films to feature.
Things to Keep in Mind:
Because we are committed to never charging submission fees for our students and our external contributors, we are a non-paying venue for the time being. We do hope to provide token payments and contributor copies in the future.
The online version of the magazine is free to read, and print copies can be ordered via Amazon.
Although we welcome controversial and experimental work, we will not consider submissions that glorify or promote sexism, homophobia, transphobia, racism, xenophobia, or religious discrimination. Violence and sexual content are acceptable only if they serve the narrative.
We do not accept AI-generated writing or artwork. We reserve the right to decline these upon receipt and refuse any future submissions.
Please send all submission to [email protected]
- UMoncton students may send up to five (4) individual pieces of poetry and prose.
- External contributors may send up to three (3) individual pieces of poetry and prose.
- Submissions must be sent in one Word document. All writing must be in 12-point Baskerville or Garamond.
- The first page of your submission document must contain a brief, third-person bio. We ask that you keep this below 75 words.
- Your document must be titled as follows: Last name, first name - submission. (Ex. Doe, John - submission)
- The subject line of your email must read "Submission."
For Visual Art:
- UMoncton students may send up to three (3) pieces of visual art, including photography, paintings, sculptures, illustrations, etc. We do not currently accept film, but we hope to do so in the future.
- External contributors may send up to two (2) pieces of visual art.
- All visual art submissions must be high resolution.
- Submissions for cover art must be vertical.
- Each submission must be accompanied by a brief, third-person bio.
- Make sure that each piece of visual art is titled.
- The subject line of your email must read "Visual Art Submission."
For Film:
For our fall 2025 issue, we will be accepting short film submissions to be featured on our website and social media. We have a particular fondness for experimental work, but we are open to considering anything as long as it is under 10 minutes long. We will choose two films to feature.
Things to Keep in Mind:
Because we are committed to never charging submission fees for our students and our external contributors, we are a non-paying venue for the time being. We do hope to provide token payments and contributor copies in the future.
The online version of the magazine is free to read, and print copies can be ordered via Amazon.
Although we welcome controversial and experimental work, we will not consider submissions that glorify or promote sexism, homophobia, transphobia, racism, xenophobia, or religious discrimination. Violence and sexual content are acceptable only if they serve the narrative.
We do not accept AI-generated writing or artwork. We reserve the right to decline these upon receipt and refuse any future submissions.
Please send all submission to [email protected]
