Submissions

Submissions are open for Issue 8 from September 1, 2022 through January 1, 2023!

We strive to respond to submissions within one month, but sometimes it takes a little longer. Thank you for your patience!

Simultaneous submissions are allowed, just let us know as soon as possible if something you submitted gets accepted somewhere else.

If your work contains any graphic themes (suicide, self-harm, sexual assault, etc), we ask that you please add a note to your submission to let us know. We publish all kinds of work, we just appreciate a heads up before reading through submissions that may include these themes.
Thank you!

We do not accept emailed submissions (besides dance submissions), and all unsolicited submissions received by email will not be reviewed. However, if our submissions manager isn't working, please email us to let us know and feel free to include your submission that way.

You may submit a maximum of 6 poems of any length.

Please format your poems in your submission so that each poem has its own page in the document and they do not bleed together (unless that is the intention).

You may submit a maximum of 6 pieces of any visual art form.

If each piece is titled please include the titles in the cover letter in the order of the submission.

You may submit a maximum of 6 pages double spaced for any one work of short fiction or prose, or 12 pages double spaced of multiple works.

If submitting multiple pieces please clearly label all works and keep them distinct from one another.

You may submit a maximum of 15 minutes for one piece.

All dancers and musicians included within your work need to send written consent to Apricity so that we may publish the work. All music must be your own, uncopyrighted or given with written consent from the musician(s).

Please email your submission to apricitypress@gmail.com in a downloadable or viewable video format.

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Want to know the kinds of work we tend to publish? Take a look at our past issues.

Apricity claims First Electronic Rights on all written works published, meaning that Apricity must be the first publication to feature the work online.
Questions about this? Email us!