The Aftershock Review is looking for 'working class queer poems' for their pocket pamphlet, Dirty Laundry. They want 'unwashed truths, your sullied Sunday bests, your threadbare costumes still clinging to sweat and glitter from nights that should’ve broken you but didn’t.' For more info see here. Submissions are through Duosuma (Duotrope).
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Free submissions to Anthropocene in June
Online poetry magazine, Anthropocene, is offering free submissions for the rest of June with guest Editor, Joe Wright. Joe is looking for a diverse range of poetry: 'I want to feel a punch of energy from a good poem, something that grabs me and leads me somewhere I don’t expect.' Send up to 3 poems … Continue reading Free submissions to Anthropocene in June
The Aftershock Review – submission window open
The Aftershock Review is a new poetry magazine "committed to showcasing exceptional work that grapples with the aftershocks of trauma in its many forms" Having achieved great success with their first issue, The Aftershock Review has just put out an open call for submissions for Issue 2, They note that "Poetry about trauma can be nuanced, … Continue reading The Aftershock Review – submission window open
Ink Sweat and Tears – June submissions open
Online magazine, Ink Sweat & Tears, is open for submissions. They are calling for poetry, prose, reviews, filmpoems and word & image that "stir, surprise and speak boldly". Submissions should be no more and no less than 4-6 pieces of poetry. Further information and guidelines can be found here.

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