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Your Voice is our Living Record.

We seek poetry, prose, and visual art that navigates the intersections of chronic illness, disability, and the human condition. Whether your work is a quiet observation or a loud advocacy, we want to hold space for your story.

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You don't need to be a "writer" to share here.

There is no perfect way to tell your story. All we ask is that you share what you're comfortable with in your own words, in your own time. A sentence, a poem, a paragraph. Whatever you have is enough.

Submission Ethics

We prioritize submissions from individuals with lived experience of chronic illness and disability. Our ethics are trauma-informed, protective, and non-corporate. You don't have to write perfectly — you just have to write honestly.

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"Art is the only way to run away without leaving home."

What we publish

PoetryUp to 3 pieces
Creative Non-FictionUnder 3,000 words
Visual ArtsHi-res digital/scan
InterviewComing Soon
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Free to Submit

Submitting is completely free. This is a community space we exist to amplify your voice, not profit from it.

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Editorial Support

  • Light grammar & clarity edits
  • Structural suggestions
  • Accessibility adjustments
  • Guidance for first-time contributors
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Response Time

We respect your energy; expect a thoughtful response within 4–6 weeks.

Common Inquiries

Can I submit anonymously? expand_more
Absolutely. We understand that privacy is a form of self-care. We can publish work under a pseudonym or as "Anonymous" your name will never appear publicly without your consent.
Do you accept simultaneous submissions? expand_more
Yes, we do. We only ask that you notify us immediately if your work is accepted elsewhere so we can celebrate your success and update our records.
What about rights and ownership? expand_more
You retain all rights to your work. We ask for first North American Serial Rights to publish in our upcoming issue and the right to archive the piece digitally.
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