Call for Submissions: Tribes Magazine Online

Poetry

Tribes Magazine Online publishes poetry from new, emerging, and established poets alike, elevating traditionally underrepresented and revolutionary voices. We look to present a diversity of perspectives, topics and styles.

Our editors are especially interested in poetry that showcases distinct perspectives and aesthetics; poetry that captures a truth, unleashes the wild, or gives voice to the previously unspoken. We mostly favor poetry that exhibits deep passion for its subject matter.

Guidelines:

• Send a single Word doc, including your name at the top of the first page, as an email attachment (if you do not have word, you may send the poetry in the body of the email), with your full name in the email subject heading to:

poetry@tribes.org 

• Send a maximum of 5 poems or 10 pages.

• Please include a bio of 200 words or less

• All poetry must be previously unpublished
  

Please do not send us more work until you have heard from us regarding your initial submission. We try to make decisions quickly and look forward to hearing from you.

Fiction

Tribes Magazine Online publishes fiction from debut, emerging, and established writers alike, elevating traditionally underrepresented and revolutionary voices. We are interested in contemporary literary fiction. (No genre fiction, unless it is also literary.)

Guidelines:

• Send a single Word doc, including your name at the top of the first page, as an email attachment (if you do not have word, you may send as a google doc), with your full name in the email subject heading to:

 fiction@tribes.org

• Please include a bio of 200 words or less and/or a C.V.

• All fiction must be previously unpublished

• Please submit no more than two stories at a time

• Simultaneous submission are accepted, but please notify us if your work is accepted elsewhere
  

• Please do not submit again until you have received a response. Authors may submit twice a year.

Nonfiction

• Tribes seeks topical articles, interviews and essays related to current political, social and cultural events, as well as creative nonfiction, including but not limited to impressions and memoir.

• To submit, please send a query letter, including a brief description (200 words or less) of the proposed article, as well as a brief bio and/or CV and an excerpt (if available) of up to five pages to:

 features@tribes.org

2020 Reading period ends Dec. 31, 2020.