They’ve also recently launched a debut poetry collection from one of our most published writers, Zelda Chappel, which will be undoubtedly brilliant.” Despite being relatively fresh to the literary magazine scene - having launched in December 2013 thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign - it’s managed to build up a pretty strong following in a fairly short space of time. “ Bare Fiction shares a few of the same contributors as Popshot, so it has a taste level that isn’t too dissimilar. If youve never read the What Editors Want article on The Review Review, I cant stress. Since Popshot launched back in 2009, there have been quite a few titles that have combined new writing with illustration - some of which are still going, some of which aren’t - but I hope this one gets off to a flying start. See this advice from Jacob Denno, Editior of Popshot Magazine.

Neatly designed with a strong visual arts slant, Funhouse dubs itself ‘a magazine of writing, comics and illustrations’. “ Funhouse isn’t a magazine that I’ve read (largely because it isn’t actually out yet) but it launches this autumn and looks like a beauty.

Currently top of my pile is Popshot, a bi-annual British magazine that champions contemporary poetry and illustration. With support from its readers and potential readers, the magazine could comfortably go on to become as reputable as The Paris Review or Granta. This week at Stack has seen a whole load of beautiful magazines landing on our desks in preparation for the next Printout event on 3 November. The design is timeless and everything about the magazine oozes class, from its content, to its bespoke typeface, all the way through to its editors: Jacques Testard and Benjamin Eastham.

The Print Edition is stocked in 24 countries worldwide with. The magazine is published bi-annually, releasing a new issue every April and October, each with a different theme. Back in issue 169 of Computer Arts we told you about a new independent magazine called Popshot. Press Release: The Chelsea Magazine Company has acquired Popshot Magazine, a contemporary illustrated literary magazine that publishes short stories, flash fiction, and poetry for up-and-coming authors and illustrators. Popshot started as a small indie mag combining new poetry and illustration - today its at the forefront of British creative publishing and is sold in 18 countries around the world. “ The White Review is a quarterly magazine that’s published in print and online - featuring poetry, fiction, interviews, art and reportage. By Creative Bloq Staff ( Computer Arts ) published October 22, 2012. Until the twenty-first century, we kept them in our living.In this, the final week of our current submission window, we are asking the editors of some of our favourite literary magazines to recommend some of their favourites in turn. The editors believe there is a need for an energetic, ambitious magazine. His work has appeared in HAD, NoContact, Popshot, Barren Magazine, and others. Our big list of literary magazines based in the UK. Andra Nicolescu The Dead Romanians have this weird thing about the dead, you see. Luke Larkin is an MFA candidate at the University of Montana. The subscription will include the current. Future issues are also available through the following auto-renewing subscription (s): -12 Issue (1 Year) at £19.99. Wolos Boy Strangling Goose But the terrifying, breathtaking span of those spread wings had stopped Reilly dead-he couldn't even raise his cane against the wild thing's attack. Popshot is an illustrated literary magazine that publishes short stories, flash fiction, and poetry from the literary new blood. Literary short stories by established and emerging writers.Excerpts:Gregory J. Laura Silverman, Editor of Popshot, says: In the age of Weinstein and Tinder, romance is having a rough ride. The Romance Issue offers a punchy look at a topical theme, calling for a Romance Renaissance. Until the twenty-first century, we kept them in our living. The editors have selected 25 stories and poems from more than 800 submissions worldwide. Andra Nicolescu The Dead Romanians have this weird thing about the dead, you see. Each issue features a timeless collection of new writing and illustration work from some of the brightest talents that stipple today’s literature and illustration scene. Wolos Boy Strangling Goose But the terrifying, breathtaking span of those spread wings had stopped Reilly dead-he couldn't even raise his cane against the wild thing's attack. A message from the Editor Popshot is a magazine of stories, poems and illustrations for lovers of the literary and visual arts. Wolos, Andra Nicolescu, Randolph Thomas, Peter Nathaniel Malae, Amy Koppelman, Ethan Chatagnier, Arianna Reiche, Kristen Hamelin Tracey, Ajit Dhillon, Corey Flintoff, Maxime Kawawa-Beaudan, Gabe Herron, Chad Chuster, Jeff VanderMeer (interviewee)

Popshot magazine editor