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Brink Literary Journal Calls For Prose And Poetry/ How To Submit (Pay: $25-$100)

Brink Literary Journal is an in-print literary journal dedicated to publishing hybrid and cross-genre work from both emerging and established creatives who often reside outside traditional artistic disciplines. 

Brink aims to foster dialogue and collaborative community across disciplines and cultural divides by providing a space that instigates new ideas. You might want to read this article on Tips For Making Your Writing Perfect.

 

Submission Guidelines For Brink Literary Journal

  • Submissions must be familiar with Brink’s previously published work.
  • Single issues can be purchased from the website to understand the journal’s style and themes.
  • Submissions are read during January and July, with the current deadline being July 31, 2024.
  • Brink does not accept work that is transphobic, homophobic, racist, or xenophobic.
  • Submissions must align with the theme of each issue and the idea of being on the brink.
  • They don’t want submissions that are transphobic, homophobic, racist, or xenophobic.

 

What They Want

Brink Literary Journal Wants:

  • Hybrid and cross-genre work that falls into the category called “Evocations.”
  • Work that presses boundaries and uses more than one medium to tell a story.
  • Submissions that engage with the theme of “Access” for the upcoming issue.
  • Access signifies approach, ability, right, or permission to engage with practices, places, and people.
  • The theme can be interpreted through politics, healthcare, education, environment, and personal stories of accessibility.

 

Eligibility Criteria

  • Open to all writers and artists who identify their work as hybrid or cross-genre or are interested in hybridizing their work.
  • Emerging writers who have not yet published a book-length collection are eligible.
  • Writers with forthcoming books may enter if their first book is published after April 2024.
  • Writers who have published and edited an anthology or a collection of other writers’ works are eligible.
  • Family, colleagues, intimate friends, and contributors previously published in Brink are ineligible.

 

Author Rights

Submissions must be previously unpublished. Also, authors retain copyright of their work.

 

Pay Rates At Brink Literary Journal

  • $25 per poem.
  • $50-100 for prose.

 

 

 

Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam

Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam writes prose fiction and creative non-fiction. She is the founder of creativewritingnews.com. Her first novella, Finding Love Again was published by Ankara Press. Her second novella, The Heiress' Bodyguard was shortlisted for the Saraba Manuscript Awards. She currently works as content marketer for various online businesses. You can follow her at @cwritingnws.

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