read through our guidelines and send us your work to:
submissions@moonflakepress.com
While we welcome everyone’s work, we do have set themes for each issue. We announce them on social media as well as on here. You don’t need to be so literal but please don’t send us work that has no correlation whatsoever. That being said, as long as your work checks the following boxes, we can’t wait to read it!
- Please send one email per genre. For example, send one email with a poetry submission and a SEPARATE one with fiction.
Please use 12 pt font such as Garamond, Times New Roman, Baskerville Old Face...
POETRY
✦ Your editor is Fran Fernández Arce ✦
▸You can rhyme or not, we don’t mind.
▸Maximum 5 poems per writer.
▸No longer than 10 pages total.
FICTION
✦ Your editor is Cyrine Sinti ✦
▸Minimum 100 words
▸Maximum 1500 words
▸Any use of non-English words is fine, just pop the English meaning in a footnote for us.
CREATIVE NONFICTION
We accept micro-essays, personal essays, memoirs, travel writing, diary entries, anecdotes and your own literary take on true, factual stories!
✦ Your editor is Shayal Kaur ✦
▸Minimum 1000 words
▸Maximum 1500 words
▸Any use of non-English words is fine, just pop the English meaning in a footnote for us.
astroflakes
Theme: zodiac
DEADLINE: Rolling
astroflakes is a yearly mini-issue featuring zodiac-themed prose and poetry.
Subject Line: astroflakes - Zodiac sign - genre
(example: astroflakes - Leo - poetry)
In the email, introduce yourself briefly, and attach your submission as a word document. Our maximum word count is 1,000 words.
Please make sure that your submission corresponds to the vibe, definition, or personal connection to the zodiac sign that you are submitting for.
(Writers may submit work for up to three different signs in three different emails!)
We look forward to reading your wonderful astrological writing!
- Submissions which don't stick to the guidelines will not be opened or answered.
We don't make any money off Moonflake Press and we pay for everything ourselves.
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