Friday, February 24, 2023

Call for Submissions: Decolonial Passage

Decolonial Passage encourages emerging and established writers to submit to the magazine. We accept writing from writers of all backgrounds engaged in the decolonial project regardless of race, origin, gender, disability, or geographical location. Simultaneoulsy Decolonial Passage centers African, African-American, and Black Diaspora writing from the African continent, the Americas, Europe, and beyond. Read our Mission Statement to get a fuller understanding of Decolonial Passage and how the magazine interprets the concept of passage as both text and movement across geographical space. Read what we’ve published to get a sense of what the magazine is about.

WRITING GUIDELINES:

We accept simultaneous submissions, but please inform us that you are submitting with Decolonial Passage and with another publisher. Also, please inform us immediately if your work has been accepted elsewhere.

All work must be your own.

We do not accept previously published work.

For essays, creative nonfiction and flash fiction, submit one piece only.

Rolling/Open Submissions in:

Essays and creative nonfiction should be a maximum of 2500 words.

Short stories maximum 2500 words.

Flash fiction maximum 1000 words.

For poetry, writers may submit up to three poems during the months of Jan, March, May, July, Sept, or Nov.

Format – submit your work in MS Word or doc format. Use size 12 font, double-spaced, Times New Roman with one-inch margins. Please include your name on your manuscript.

Because we currently have rolling submissions, we ask that you submit only once every six months.

Our goal is to have a response to your submission no later than 3 months time.

Decolonial Passage is unable to compensate writers at this time but has the intention of functioning as a cooperative and being able to offer a modest compensation in the near future.

All submissions must include a cover letter and a short and current bio.

Full guidelines and submission portal here.

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