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Submissions are currently open!
We are a platform for LGBTQIA+ Youth of Color, therefore we only publish work by YoC and people in the LGBTQIA+ community. When we say youth, we mean ages 14-24 more or less. So, with that said, we respectfully ask that you do not submit if you are not part of those three communities. At this time we are unable to provide contributors with compensation.
Thank you for taking the time to submit. We look forward to seeing your work.
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hey LGBTQIA+ creatives! inQluded is a new magazine for LGBTQIA+ youth of color and submissions are now open! 🌈 submission guidelines here: https://inqluded.org/submit/
NYC EVENT - Literary magazine and platform inQluded is hosting a panel featuring Arvin Ahmadi, Kacen Callender, Camryn Garrett, and Mark Oshiro at Books Are Magic in Brooklyn on July 31st. Event is free! More info!
https://t.co/HzShGonTWv?amp=1 deadline is 27 Jan 2020
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"We love to publish work from never before published writers and artists! If that’s you, submit! We publish poetry, fiction, nonfiction, young adult short stories, and visual art." #CallforSubmission #ForWriters #inQluded
“Our mission is to support emerging writers, we are continuously putting out surveys, polling and asking for feedback from our readership and potential contributorship, so we can make our collective space something that feels good to everyone. From our feedback we’ve received, we’ve been able to adjust what we’re doing to help better emerging creators. We also create educational packets to help (ie: how do I submit to a magazine? How do I find more time to write?).We envision a world where the publishing industry honors the potential, complexity and fullness of the world itself.You don’t have to write your trauma. We won’t pigeonhole you.“
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Here to Stay: Inqluded Continues to Celebrate QTIBIPOC Voices/Work.
written by Raelee Fourkiller
inQluded is a unique space for young QTIBIPoC writers and artists to beautifully craft their stories and hone their identities as emerging voices for the people they come from. It is simultaneously a platform of cultivation and artistic freedom and a community of and for, people who speak of different lifeways and understandings. It is a home for young creatives to find and explore their artwork, without limitations, boundaries, or binaries. Beyond the digital space and magazine, inQluded offers free writing workshops and author panels.
Their first digital issue was released during pride month, you can read here. Focusing mainly on the concept of home, within spatial dimensions and even broader, reflecting upon people, relationships, and personal identities as home.
Their second issue was released yesterday, titled ‘Here to Stay’. You can buy it here.
The editorial team wanted to amplify the voices of the Q-mmunity through asking questions regarding how QTIBIPoC artists reclaim spaces in a contemporary physical, spatial, or creative world, in which they have historically been denied. Artists have been shouting claims to personhood, livelihood, and happiness from rooftops for years – @inqluded only aims to compile these stories.
Following the first two publications, inQluded will begin to produce larger, seasonal issues - Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer (pride!). Keep a lookout for issues regarding topics around joy, resilience, and hope.
Please consider donating or becoming a patron . Your donation helps them pay editorial staff, and contributors, help pay for event space & instructors, web hosting and more. You can learn more about inQluded via their website: inqluded.org
Inqluded’s Second Issue Is Here!
written by Raelee Fourkiller
inQluded is a unique space for young QTIBIPoC writers and artists to beautifully craft their stories and hone their identities as emerging voices for the people they come from. It is simultaneously a platform of cultivation and artistic freedom and a community of and for, people who speak of different lifeways and understandings. It is a home for young creatives to find and explore their artwork, without limitations, boundaries, or binaries. Beyond the digital space and magazine, inQluded offers free writing workshops and author panels.
Their first digital issue was released during pride month, you can read here. Focusing mainly on the concept of home, within spatial dimensions and even broader, reflecting upon people, relationships, and personal identities as home.
Their second issue was released yesterday, titled ‘Here to Stay’. You can buy it here.
The editorial team wanted to amplify the voices of the Q-mmunity through asking questions regarding how QTIBIPoC artists reclaim spaces in a contemporary physical, spatial, or creative world, in which they have historically been denied. Artists have been shouting claims to personhood, livelihood, and happiness from rooftops for years – inQluded only aims to compile these stories.
Following the first two publications, @inqluded will begin to produce larger, seasonal issues - Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer (pride!). Keep a lookout for issues regarding topics around joy, resilience, and hope.
Please consider donating or becoming a patron . Your donation helps them pay editorial staff, and contributors, help pay for event space & instructors, web hosting and more. You can learn more about inQluded via their website: inqluded.org
Welcome to @Inqluded!
written by Raelee Fourkiller
@inqluded is a unique space for young QTIBIPoC writers and artists to beautifully craft their stories and hone their identities as emerging voices for the people they come from. It is simultaneously a platform of cultivation and artistic freedom and a community of and for, people who speak of different lifeways and understandings. It is a home for young creatives to find and explore their artwork, without limitations, boundaries, or binaries. Beyond the digital space and magazine, inQluded offers free writing workshops and author panels.
Their first digital issue was released during pride month, you can read here. Focusing mainly on the concept of home, within spatial dimensions and even broader, reflecting upon people, relationships, and personal identities as home.
Their second issue was released yesterday, titled ‘Here to Stay’. You can buy it here.
The editorial team wanted to amplify the voices of the Q-mmunity through asking questions regarding how QTIBIPoC artists reclaim spaces in a contemporary physical, spatial, or creative world, in which they have historically been denied. Artists have been shouting claims to personhood, livelihood, and happiness from rooftops for years – inQluded only aims to compile these stories.
Following the first two publications, inQluded will begin to produce larger, seasonal issues - Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer (pride!). Keep a lookout for issues regarding topics around joy, resilience, and hope.
Please consider donating or becoming a patron . Your donation helps them pay editorial staff, and contributors, help pay for event space & instructors, web hosting and more. You can learn more about inQluded via their website: inqluded.org
