Litro Magazine

Litro Magazine encompasses the intersection of technology, the creative arts, and literature. Litro provides a platform and forum for new and experimental writing—and has published works by first-time authors and Nobel laureates alike. Litro also has a long history of collaborating with and presenting the work of both emerging and established artists, as well as regularly publishing photo essays. Some artists whose work has been featured on the covers of Litro Magazine include Mr. Brainwash, Maaike Schoorel, and Sir David Adjaye.

It’s summer. A time to flower, travel, be carefree, and love. In this spirit, we are holding open submissions for the Summer 2023 issue. Send us your best work on any subject.

Deadline: March 27th 2023

Max. word length: 4,000 words as a rough guideline. We do make exceptions.

If you're submitting artwork: Artists are invited to submit up to 5 pieces for consideration.

Hi-res image files @300 dpi or higher should be readily available for each work.

Crayon Magazine is a journal devoted to the graphic arts and the literature related to them.It features visual art, long form essays, literary fiction & more. Our ethos is to provide a place for artists & writers to publish works and ideas about Traditional Art andfoster a sense of community among artists practicing the the art form. 

Here at Crayon, we believe fiction & poetry are natural pairings to the visual arts. 

We’re looking for immersive writing rooted in escapist and timeless themes – concepts such as beauty, nature, memory, and more. We regularly host prompt-based submissions for writers, and you can read more of our fiction here 

The submissions should 

• Not be more than 4,000 words
• Works translated into English are also welcome.
• Stories do not need to fit our quarterly themes, although you are welcome to submit work that does.
  
  

Crayon Magazine is a journal devoted to the graphic arts and the literature related to them.It features visual art, long form essays, literary fiction & more. Our ethos is to provide a place for artists & writers to publish works and ideas about Traditional Art andfoster a sense of community among artists practicing the the art form. 

We’re looking for essays that include, but are not limited to: memoirs, nature pastorals, philosophical commentary, travel dispatches and more. The more fluid you are with the term “essay” the better. We’re looking for work that naturally pairs well with the nuances of art, uncovering the wider meaning within timeless themes that give our readers something to think about.

The submissions should 

• Scratch beneath the surface of a tale, finding its wider meanings to give our readers something to think about. 
• Not be more than 2,000 words, although this is negotiable in certain circumstances.
• Works translated into English also welcome
  

Crayon Magazine is a journal devoted to the graphic arts and the literature related to them.It features visual art, long form essays, literary fiction & more. Our ethos is to provide a place for artists & writers to publish works and ideas about Traditional Art andfoster a sense of community among artists practicing the the art form. 

We invite artists from around the world to submit their art pieces for consideration for our annual Crayon Art Prize. We welcome all traditional art styles and submissions may range from drawings and paintings to sculptures. 

The submissions should 

• Include a brief description of your creative process and inspiration.
• Fall within the scope of traditional art
• Each artist can enclose 5 (number of) artworks
• Any scanned copies or photographs of the works should be legible, crisp and rendered in high-quality
• All artworks submitted by the artist should be their original creation
  

Crayon Magazine is a journal devoted to the graphic arts and the literature related to them.It features visual art, long form essays, literary fiction & more. Our ethos is to provide a place for artists & writers to publish works and ideas about Traditional Art andfoster a sense of community among artists practicing the the art form.

If you are an atelier or institution engaged in art research, workshops and providing art education, submit your application to be featured on our platform.

When applying, please answer the following questions:

• Tell us about your art school
• Are there any unique milestones that you wish to mention
• Why should we recommend you as one of our preferred ateliers
• Your geographical location(s)
  

Crayon Magazine is a journal devoted to the graphic arts and the literature related to them.It features visual art, long form essays, literary fiction & more. Our ethos is to provide a place for artists & writers to publish works and ideas about Traditional Art andfoster a sense of community among artists practicing the the art form.

We are seeking classical art pieces that showcase exceptional technique, creativity, and vision. Whether you specialize in painting, sculpture, or any other medium, we want to see your masterpieces. We welcome all styles and interpretations of classical art, from Renaissance to Baroque to Neoclassical and beyond.

The submissions should :

• Include no more than 20 photographs
• Optional accompanying essay no more than 2,000 words.
• Any scanned copies or photographs of the works should be legible, crisp and rendered in high-quality
• All artworks submitted by the artist should be their original creation
• Fall within the scope of traditional art
  

Crayon Magazine is a journal devoted to the graphic arts and the literature related to them.It features visual art, long form essays, literary fiction & more. Our ethos is to provide a place for artists & writers to publish works and ideas about Traditional Art andfoster a sense of community among artists practicing the the art form.

We are seeking classical art pieces that showcase exceptional technique, creativity, and vision. Whether you specialize in painting, sculpture, or any other medium, we want to see your masterpieces. We welcome all styles and interpretations of classical art, from Renaissance to Baroque to Neoclassical and beyond.

The submissions should :

• Include no more than 20 photographs
• Optional accompanying essay no more than 2,000 words.
• Any scanned copies or photographs of the works should be legible, crisp and rendered in high-quality
• All artworks submitted by the artist should be their original creation
• Fall within the scope of traditional art
  

Litro Magazine encompasses the intersection of technology, the creative arts, and literature. Litro provides a platform and forum for new and experimental writing—and has published works by first-time authors and Nobel laureates alike. Litro also has a long history of collaborating with and presenting the work of both emerging and established artists, as well as regularly publishing photo essays. Some artists whose work has been featured on the covers of Litro Magazine include Mr. Brainwash, Maaike Schoorel, and Sir David Adjaye.

We read fiction for many reasons: to transport us to new places, to expose us to new ideas, to suspend our disbelief and escape into the impossible. Our Autumn issue embraces the magic of imagination. Send us your best stories, be they magical realism, fantasy, postmodernism, surrealism, dreamland adventures, or something else altogether…

Deadline: May 25th 2023
Max. word length: 4,000 words as a rough guideline. We do make exceptions.
If you're submitting artwork: Artists are invited to submit up to 5 pieces for consideration.
Hi-res image files @300 dpi or higher should be readily available for each work.

Word limit: 4,000 words

The Litro print magazine only publishes themed stories, but the Litro website is open to submissions of short fiction that is not theme-specific, published every Sunday with the Twitter hashtag #StorySunday.

Due to the volume of submissions we receive, please submit only one piece at a time. Additional submissions will unfortunately not be considered.

Please also note that we have a rough policy of not publishing another piece by the same author within six months.

Word limit: 4,000 words

The Litro print magazine only publishes themed stories, but the Litro website is open to submissions of short fiction that is not theme-specific, published during your lunch-break with the Twitter hashtag #LunchBreakFiction.

Due to the volume of submissions we receive, please submit only one piece at a time. Additional submissions will unfortunately not be considered.

Please also note that we have a rough policy of not publishing another piece by the same author within six months.

In order to publish works more quickly, editors may choose to publish submissions under another fiction section during the week—but writers will always be informed.

The Litro print magazine only publishes themed stories, but the Litro website is open to submissions of short fiction that is not theme-specific, published every Tuesday with the Twitter hashtag #TuesdayTales.

Due to the volume of submissions we receive, please submit only one piece at a time. Additional submissions will unfortunately not be considered.

Please also note that we have a rough policy of not publishing another piece by the same author within six months.

In order to publish works more quickly, editors may choose to publish submissions under another fiction section during the week—but writers will always be informed.

The Litro print magazine only publishes themed nonfiction work, but Litro Online is open to submissions.

The travel and lifestyle section gives brief insight on global affairs, travel, reportage, and design told through personal essays and stories that deal with the fascinating aspects of everyday life. As we believe real culture is in the details of life as its being lived, day by day.

Ideally, we're looking for pieces of no more than 2,000 words, but for an outstanding piece this is negotiable. Please make sure you have both proofread your work and thoroughly checked it for unnecessary sentences before you submit - brevity is a writer's best friend.

You can submit more than one piece at a time, but please make separate submissions. 

  Word limit: 3,000 words

  We sometimes feature standalone stories—fiction and nonfiction—on Litro Lab. It can follow the month's theme, or not. 

 Submit an MP3 recording of your short story; it must be your story, but you can get someone else to read it if you'd prefer (please credit them with a link, if applicable).

  Please also submit a written version of your piece.

  *You can submit MP3s of pieces previously published elsewhere in written form, but please make sure you have the right to let us publish it in audio form. We are not responsible for the copyright infringement of work submitted to us.

 Note: We also run audio interviews and readings with authors, episodes exploring a particular theme/subject such as Japanese folk tales, and even real-world reportage. If you'd like to participate — either as a guest or a producer — or if you just have a bright idea, please get in touch with the editor at online@litro.co.uk 

Word limit: 3,000 words

We sometimes feature standalone stories—fiction and nonfiction—on Litro Lab. It can follow the month's theme, or not. 

Submit an MP3 recording of your short story; it must be your story, but you can get someone else to read it if you'd prefer (please credit them with a link, if applicable).

Please also submit a written version of your piece.

*You can submit MP3s of pieces previously published elsewhere in written form, but please make sure you have the right to let us publish it in audio form. We are not responsible for the copyright infringement of work submitted to us.

Note: We also run audio interviews and readings with authors, episodes exploring a particular theme/subject such as Japanese folk tales, and even real-world reportage. If you'd like to participate — either as a guest or a producer — or if you just have a bright idea, please get in touch with Litro Lab litrolab@litro.co.uk.