Magazine · Fayetteville, Arkansas
The Arkansas International
The Arkansas International is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) print and online literary magazine founded in Fayetteville, Arkansas in 2016 and dedicated to publishing transnational literature from writers around the globe. Winner of the 2021 Whiting Award for Literary Magazines, the journal features fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, graphic storytelling, visual art, book reviews, interviews, and literary translations from over 70 countries alongside U.S. voices outside traditional literary centers. General submissions open twice a year via Submittable, while the magazine also administers the annual
Open to poets
- Magazine submissions. Opens twice a year (check Submittable and social media for window dates). Simultaneous submissions: accepted; notify if accepted elsewhere.
- C.D. Wright Prize for Poetry. Closes November 15. Fee: $20. Pays: $1,000 prize.
- C.D. Wright Emerging Poet's Prize. Closes November 30. Fee: $20. Pays: $1,000 and publication. Up to 5 poems.
- Museum as Muse. Closes November 30. Fee: $4. Pays: $50 per accepted piece plus one-year digital subscription. Simultaneous submissions: allowed with notice if accepted elsewhere.
Official site: arkint.org. Please confirm the details there before you submit.
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More places to send your poems
- Arkansas Review: A Journal of Delta Studies
- ArLiJo (for Arlington Literary Journal)
- Arrowsmith Press
- Ars Medica
- Art Omi Writers Residency
- ART SICK