Library Journal

Library Journal, established 140 years ago, has consistently supported libraries by identifying trends, sharing best practices, and advocating for the profession. It has guided libraries through significant changes, helping them remain vital community hubs. The mission of Library Journal and School Library Journal is to support libraries in fostering learning, inspiring reading, and contributing to community development and economic growth.

Glint Literary Journal values innovation in both style and voice.

Submissions are welcome in poetry, short fiction, lyric essays, book reviews, visual art, and hybrid forms that blend these genres.

The journal appreciates creative works that cross genre boundaries and celebrates collaborations between artists and writers, as well as multi-genre and multi-modal creators.

Glint is particularly committed to publishing work by and about individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds, genders, sexual orientations, nationalities, classes, and religions.

Magazine Five

Discover captivating stories and thought-provoking articles here.

Magazine Six

Delve into rich literary works and engaging discussions easily.

Words Without Borders

It is the premier destination for global literary conversation. Founded in 2003, it expands access to international writing, featuring voices like Elena Ferrante and Han Kang. Committed to marginalized languages, WWB offers a digital magazine, educational resources, and events, impacting 750,000 readers annually across 147 countries and 141 languages.

Lunch Ticket: A Premier Literary and Art Journal

It is a distinguished literary and art journal published by the MFA community at Antioch University Los Angeles. Our mission is to provide a platform for emerging and underrepresented voices, showcasing the finest works of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and visual art. We are dedicated to uplifting new and extraordinary writers and artists, offering them a space to shine. With biannual main issues and weekly samplings, Lunch Ticket is committed to diversity, inclusivity, and excellence in the literary arts.

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