We are so excited to announce that we are accepting submissions for our new online magazine, debuting late August 2019. Submission deadline for the Summer Issue is July 15th, 2019.

The submission fee is $3. Here are the categories of work we are seeking, along with submission guidelines for each category. You may submit more than one entry in one or more categories.

Don’t want to pay submission fees? Become a subscriber ($10 every 6 months/2 issues) and you will have unlimited free entries (as long as you are currently subscribed).

If your work is selected we request the right to publish it in both the e-book and blog-style versions of the Synkroniciti magazine. You may also volunteer to be part of our promotional release. With your permission, will use your work or part of your work to advertise the magazine to potential subscribers.

Poetry: Send up to 5 poems in pdf format, 10-12 point Palatino font. We prefer free verse and are more fond of visual poetry than formal rhyme schemes, although rhyming does not disqualify your work. We will also accept bilingual poetry: poems in a non-English language with an English translation (poem and translation counts as one poem and both parts will be printed). Get your work the way you want it to look on the page and we will do our best to respect it.

Short story: Send a short story in Word format, double-spaced, 12 point Palatino font. 4,000 word maximum. We will reformat your work to fit our space.

One Act Play: Send a short play in Word format, double-spaced, 12 point Palatino font. 4,000 word maximum. We will reformat your work to fit our space.

Essay, Review or Narrative Non-Fiction: Send up to 2 works in Word format, double-spaced, 12 point Palatino font. 4,000 word maximum. We will reformat your work to fit our space.

Comic: Send up to 3 comic strips, single or multiple panel, in pdf or jpg form. If they are large, please send thumbnails and we will contact you for larger versions if we select your work. Since we are published quarterly, comics should be stand alone rather than storyline driven. All genres are accepted. If you send political cartoons, we prefer those that focus on social justice issues rather than partisan caricature.

Digital Visual Art: Send up to 5 computer generated or edited images in pdf or jpg form. If they are large, please send thumbnails and we will contact you for larger versions if we select your work.

Photography: Send up to 5 photographs in jpg form. If they are large, please send thumbnails and we will contact you for larger versions if we select your work.

Physical Visual Art: Send up to 7 photographic representations of your art in jpg form. You may send more than one photo per art work.  If the files are large, please send thumbnails and we will contact you for larger versions if we select your work. We will accept a range of physical art, but the quality of the photography needs to be of a high level.

To submit fees, please click here to visit our Submissions page.

What interests us?

Synchronicity is a term coined by Carl Jung that refers to “the simultaneous occurrence of events which appear significantly related but have no discernible causal connection.” This makes our focus eclectic, but we do have subjects that we favor:

The arts and creativity, the intersection of art and science, nature, social justice (pro feminism, pro GLBTQ+, pro Black Lives Matter and support for any opportunity to promote equality and respect across the lines of gender, ethnicity, culture, religion and economic status), mythology and storytelling, imagination and fantasy, dreams and their imagery, and personal and collaborative expression.

Thank you and we look forward to working with you!