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Online and print quarterly Neon Literary Magazine (UK) seeks submissions of prose and poetry. Submissions are accepted all year by email to: [email protected]. No attachments, please. More information, back issues and full guidelines are online at: www.neonmagazine.co.uk

New online magazine The Student's Life (Canada) is looking for writers to share their student experiences. E-zine is aimed at those who are currently in or entering post-secondary education.

Emmerson Street Press (Canada) seeks manuscripts from writers 'who are proud to be a part of the centuries old literary tradition.' Also seeking academics interested in writing an introduction (up to 1000 words) to a reprint classic.

InDigest Magazine (US) seeks poetry, creative non-fiction, scripts, and fiction, columns, art, and reviews for Issue #23. Deadline not provided.

Online publication Receptacle Mag (US, UK) seeks short stories (10 pages max.), poetry (5 pages max.) plays, screenplays, essays, and novel excerpts. Also: graphic art and web videos. No payment.

New online magazine the travel itch seeks Canadian perspectives on travel. Also looking for photos and film, book, and restaurant reviews. Guidelines. Payment: not indicated.

Papirmasse (Canada) is on the hunt for artists and writers to include in their 2012 print run. Papirmasse produces 12 prints a year with art on the front and writing on the back. International distribution. Compensation: a folio at year-end containing all the printed works from the year ($80 value).

Independent U.S. publisher Tu Books seeks speculative fiction for children and young adults featuring diverse characters and settings. Focus on stories 'featuring people of color set in worlds inspired by non-Western folklore or culture' for ages 8-12 and 12-18. No picture books. Strongly welcomes GLBTQ characters.

RASP books (UK) is now open for submission from writers who are dyslexic. Work can be of any genre, 3000 words max. Themes: disobedience and/or subversion. "More interested in dyslexic creativity than the ability to conform to external ‘standards.’"

Wolf on Water (Canada) is a new e-publisher looking for the "underbelly" of the literary world. Seeking the "unique, outrageous, experimental, and creative."

The Danforth Review (Canada) is seeking innovative short fiction. "Constantly." Publishes two stories per month.

Print and online publication Kindling (US) is accepting submissions for their second issue. Stories: 250 words max; Poetry: 33 lines max.

Ryga (Canada) seeks drama, poetry, and prose for its next issue. Prefer strong writing that is 'socially engaged without being didactic' and that honours the legacy of George Ryga. Pays $100 for serial and online rights.

Airplane Reading is a site that features nonfiction writing about air travel. Welcomes submissions (1000 words max.) 'that can animate, reflect on, and rejuvenate the experience of flight.'

Specter Literary Magazine (US) publishes contemporary and experimental literature illuminating the modern experience. "The work some might consider 'navel-gazing' and 'postmodern' and 'boring?' We want that work.' Accepts poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction and flash (50-999 words). All styles, forms, and genres.Guidelines

Kids'Magination (Canada) is a new ezine for kids that love to read and write. Accepts most genres from all writers -- young, old, and from anywhere in the world.

Gnome Magazine is an art and culture quarterly that was started by a group of visual artists in the northeast U.S. Seeks current exhibition reviews and contemporary art essays. Pays $30 for reviews and per-word for essays. Guidelines

The Montreal Review welcomes short stories, creative non-fiction, poetry and articles on politics, philosophy, history, art, culture, and economy. Also accepts academic papers, philosophical sketches, scholarly texts, travel notes, book and art reviews, and opinion on contemporary issues.

Satellite (Canada) is a biannual magazine focusing on cities, culture and politics. Each issue features an in-depth look at a single city, alongside interviews, art, fiction, and nonfiction. Seeks submissions of existing work and pitches for articles or interviews. Guidelines

Emmerson Street Press (Canada) seeks manuscripts with a touch of the avant grade. Also seeking academics interested in writing an introduction (up to 1000 words) to a reprint classic -- PhD types with a passion for a specific book, author or thinker. Open to international writers. Guidelines

New journal The Sim Review seeks poetry and literary/experimental and speculative fiction. Length: Poetry - no line limit; Fiction - 500-5000 words. More

The re-launched Danforth Review (Toronto, Canada) is seeking short story submissions. 'No payment, but lots of glory.' Publishes two stories per month. More

Symmetry Pebbles (UK) seeks poetry that is 'fresh, exciting, unique, edgy, experimental, surreal, satirical, anti, brave and/or risk taking.' Specializes in work from new writers. More

Inkbean.org (US) seeks submissions of poetry, short stories, art/photos, and flash fiction. Payment: US$15. More

P O N D is a small-format print publication dedicated to short-form texts, and is distributed through Montreal and internationally. Seeks submissions 700 words max. in English and French. More