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Paper Droids, an online magazine dedicated to geeky girls, is currently looking for writers. Interested in geeky content 'from the perspective of super badass women' including: web comics, sci-fi, fantasy, technology, video games, and comic books.

Online literary journal Anderbo.com (U.S.) is looking for new voices. Submit fiction (3500 words max), poetry (up to 6 poems), and creative nonfiction and personal essays (1500 words max).

Online literary and arts journal The Rusty Toque (Canada) is accepting poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, experimental writing, and graphic short fiction for their next issue.

Lunch Ticket (US), a literary magazine 'published twice a year at the worst possible time' by the Antioch University Los Angeles Creative Writing MFA Program, is accepting submissions for its next issue. Publishes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, art, and YA writing.

InDigest Magazine (US) seeks poetry, stories, narratives, creative non-fiction, and more for Issue #25. Deadline: September 10, 2012.

The Scarlet Letter, an online magazine focused on promoting GLBT fiction authors, seeks informative articles on GLBT fiction writing and general GLBT issues within the community.

Contemporary Literary Review India (CLRI) is a literary journal in English, publishing poems, stories, film reviews, book reviews, essays, and criticism. Open to international writers.

Call for writers for new online web journal, The AF Project. Publishes a broad range of subjects, genres, and forms. Seeks writers who share a passionate interest in art, design, and visual culture.

Soldiers for the Cause (U.S.) is a activist blog aspiring to be the inverse of a Soldier of Fortune Magazine. Seeks to be an outlet for veterans, families, and activists to voice opinions on social causes. Accepting veteran-related essays, articles, and media analysis.

Chrysalis Zine (Canada) seeks poetry, short prose (the shorter the better), and visual art. Theme: Movement. Also seeking brief reviews of books, films, and music. Print zine with online blog. Send work to [email protected]

eFiction Romance (US) wants work that 'captures the diversity of romantic experience, be it modern or dated, unconventional or relatable, or something new.' Fiction, poetry and book reviews accepted. Length: 10000 words max. Compensation: Royalty split among contribtors on issue sales for one year after available.

The Flaneur (UK) seeks experimental writers who are interested in writing stories in short Twitter tweets. Writers will be given a hashtag to use to allow their stories to be published on The Flaneur Twitter feed.

Quarterly online journal Literary Orphans (Chicago, US) seeks short-fiction and some poetry (stream-of-consciousness preferred) for its second issue. Theme: 'Nuts and Bolts (and other phallic and ionic symbols)'. Length: 7500 words max.

Small Town Tom seeks funny fiction eBooks about Tom (main character in a U.S. comic strip) and the characters he encounters in his small town. Potential readership of 385K. Renumeration: link for your eBook in the site's store.

The Ginosko Literary Journal (US) is accepting short fiction and poetry, creative nonfiction, interviews, social justice concerns, and spiritual insights for their next issue.

Chrysalis Zine (ON; no link provided) seeks poetry, short prose (the shorter the better), and visual art. Theme: Process. Also seeking brief reviews of books, films, and music, preferably by Canadian artists.

Online magazine BareBackLit (ON, Canada) seeks fiction, poetry, and art for their monthly issues. Length (fiction): 2500 words max. Emerging writers welcome.

Online magazine for non-believers The Eloquent Atheist (US) seeks fiction, essays, creative nonfiction, and some poetry. Also interested in thoughtful descriptions of journeys away from religion.

404 (Canada) is a new online magazine featuring 'girly geekery.' Currently seeking articles on art & literature, entertainment, lifestyle, science & tech, and style. Pitches welcomed. Open to international writers.

Antioch University Los Angeles Creative Writing MFA program publication Lunch Ticket is accepting submissions for its debut issue: poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, YA fiction and art. Theme: Occupy. Non-themed work also welcome.

Poetry magazine Turbulence (UK) is reading for issue #10. Send up to 6 poems (30 lines max.) and a brief, third person biographical note (less than 50 words) to [email protected]. Open to international writers.

Essays for Hope (Canada) is seeking essays on a variety of topics for upcoming anthologies (print and ebook). No payment. Bio and backlinks can be included with submission. Profits donated to charity.

Randomly Accessed Poetics features poetry and prose works 'continuously online.' Also accepts work for biannual literary e-zine.

Tablet-only journal The Toronto Tempest is accepting pitches for short fiction, poetry, first-person non-fiction, journalism, and polemic essays (450 words max.). Send short pitch about subject matter -- no manuscripts.

Blog-turned-magazine Aroha Life (Canada) seeks feature contributions about fashion, politics, sexuality, and more.