They accept submissions of nonfiction (1,500 to 6,500 words or flash, minimum 1,500 words – see guidelines), fiction, poetry, and translations from Asian writers. They want submissions on the Crip Time theme. They have detailed guidelines, including, “Rejecting the mind/body binary, we invite writing on all stripes of disability: physical, cognitive, and psychological, invisible and visible. Bring us your writing from beyond fearmongering pity and supercrip inspiration porn. Bring us your writing from (un)expected places of becoming — from the daybed to the highway, from mountains to menus of braille. Give us stim and sensory overload, ramp and rattling pills. Give us obstinance and gloss, access intimacy and mess. Come as you are, in joy or with steel. Let's see what good shit we can make with crip time.” Submissions might address (but not be limited to): Crip time and futures; Ableism and accessibility; Mad studies and neurodiversity; Disability culture and materiality; Interdependence and independence; The double edges of diagnosis and cure; and Intersecting struggles. They pay $100. The deadline is 1 August 2026. Details here.

Deadline: August 1st, 2026