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- 27 Literary Fiction Publishers that Accept Direct Submissions – No Agent Required
Publishers seeking literary fiction. - Notes from The Editor’s Desk (March 2026)
$5,000 prize & a publishing contract; Literary agent scams; Dial Books for Young Readers mysteriously shutting down; Submission Calls. - Pacing as Moral Choice
Pacing isn't mechanical. It carries moral weight that can alter your reader's judgement. - 42 Publishers that Accept Direct Submissions of Speculative Fiction
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42 Publishers that Accept Direct Submissions of Speculative Fiction
Speculative fiction is generally defined as a genre of fiction where the setting is not in the world as we know it because of supernatural, fantastical, or futuristic elements. Three genres are covered by this umbrella term: Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror. This term is also used to cover work that doesn’t fit exactly in...
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44 Themed Calls for Submissions
These are themed calls and contests for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Some of the call themes are: rest is resistance; fledgling; paying tribute; war and geopolitical violence; power; paranormal noir; folk horror; savagery; November & December holidays; climbing high – speculative stories of female ambition;...
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Free Book
Submit, Publish, Repeat: How to Publish Your Creative Writing in Literary Journals
Publish your short stories, poetry, and creative non-fiction.Want to write for us? We welcome submissions. Read our submission guidelines.
We work to make publishing open, accessible, and fair.
No Submission Fees. None of the publishers we list require submission fees.
No Agents Required. We only list traditional publishers open to direct submissions.
Legitimate Publishers Only. We only list traditional publishers, and vet every publisher we list.
Comments, criticisms, or corrections? Email support@authorspublish.com
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Thank you for being a subscriber to Authors Publish Magazine. We support authors by sending you publishing opportunities. To learn more, read our guiding principles.
Sincerely,
Caitlin Jans
Editor
Recent Articles...
- 16 Places that Publish Writing About Writing
- Nine Manuscript Publishers Open to Submissions This Month
Established publishers and small presses open to direct submissions. No agent required. - Metaphor Fatigue: When Imagery Stops Working
When and how to use metaphors in your writing. - 40 Themed Submission Calls and Contests to Submit to This Month
- When the Story Turns Its Back: Learning to Abandon Gracefully
Not every abandoned story is a personal failure.
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