Planisphere Q

I’m pleased to present two wonderfully written stories by Aimee Ogden and Robert MacAnthony. Read for Free PDF planisphereq.com/2023/06/planis… Flipbook online.fliphtml5.com/bqfmy/kyju/

Planisphere Q’s Issue 8 is available now to read. We have two stories: A Star Falls by Lisette Alonso and No Portraits on the Sky by Kali Wallace. planisphereq.com/2023/02/blog-p…

Planisphere Q is seeking science fiction short stories of 2,500 to 4,000 words for its eighth issue, “Worlds Collide,” Theme is alien invasion. Science fiction stories only. planisphereq.com/p/guidelines.h… Deadline to submit is January 31. #litjournal #sciencefiction

planisphereq.com/2022/10/the-ha… Whose haunted story is creepier, mine or yours?

Issue 7 "UnDead" is now available! tiny.cc/7undead Contributions by Ed Ahem, Jewel Beth Davis, Bennett Durkin, Brian Fanelli, Rossely Amarante Harman, Clem Henricson, Pamela Nolf, Charlie Reed, Lee Zumpe

Nine more days to submit to PQ's "Undead" issue. Send your vampire, ghosts, zombie stories, and more. Seeking all genres! planisphereq.com/p/guidelines.h… #litjournal #scarystories #Halloween

Beyond honored to be in the newest publication of @PlanisphereQ ! #author #WritingCommunity

"The sun barely remembers that she is only a star, having flaunted her own ochre for hours, now fading to pink the color of pale sherry. The world is rapt in dusk, breathless, blind." --Donna Pucciani, Twilight Time Read Donna's poem in the latest issue.

PQ is now open for submissions. Seeking all genres but would like to see more speculative fiction and speculative poetry: weird, horror, science fiction, fantasy, or any mash-up or sub-genre. See guidelines for full details. Submission Period: May 01 to June 15, 2022 Summer…

Many Worlds, Issue 5 of Planisphere Quarterly is now available to read. dlvr.it/SQVPFk Contributions by John Grey, Zach Murphy, Michele Mekel, Adrienne Stevenson, Donna Pucciani, Ruth Moss, Callum McGee. dlvr.it/SQVPG7

“You have to write the book that wants to be written. And if the book will be too difficult for grown-ups, then you write it for children.” — Madeleine L'Engle

the Writers of Kern on Saturday, May 21, 2022, as we welcome author Michelle Cruz Gonzales as she presents her workshop Inclusive Characterization: Writing ‘the other’ without Stereotypes or Appropriation. dlvr.it/SPDwC6

Submissions for PQ's Spring Quarter Issue Five closes March 31. The theme is "Many Worlds." Seeking speculative fiction and poetry for this issue: weird, horror, science fiction, fantasy, or any mash-up or sub-genre. See Guidelines. #litjournal #submissions

it is my absolute delight to inform you that issue four, verity, is now published on our website. featuring work from forty-six incredible contributors, verity tells the story of love, in all its many forms, and the truth that comes from it. read it here: themadrigalpress.com/verity

A cozy Sunday read, Fire and Ice. Available in print and Kindle. tiny.cc/pqfireice planisphereq.com #litjournal

Looking for something to read? Check out Planisphere Q's latest issue, Fire and Ice. tiny.cc/pqfireice Available in print and Kindle. #litjournal

Planisphere Q is a quarterly magazine featuring fiction and poetry. PQ seeks short works of 500-words or less: vignettes, character sketches, flash fiction, and poetry. Here are the guidelines for PQ's latest submission call: "Many Worlds." planisphereq.com/p/guidelines.h…

⠀ What's on your reading list? Fire and Ice. Whatever you're reading, I hope it's exhilarating, uplifting, and/or that page-turner you just can't put down. ⠀ ⠀ tiny.cc/pqfireice⠀ ⠀ #litjournal