Preditors and Editors ™
A guide to publishers and publishing services for serious writers since 1997.
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P.O.V. Online: appears to be a publication on writing.
Pacific Review: "...an annual literary publication printed in conjunction with San Diego State University. The journal's history spans over three decades and seeks to provide an eclectic mix of well known authors and emerging talent."
Painted Rock Writers and Readers Colony: Features magazines, reviews, resources, and shops for readers and writers.
Palace Corbie: Recommended. An annual horror anthology. . Link reported broken.
Palace Of Reason, The: A monthly online magazine featuring current events, articles, reviews, original fiction and commentary.
Palimpsest: : Defunct. A free Internet magazine devoted to short stories of all genres.
Panic Attack Magazine: A literary magazine that mirrors the many facets of the human personality. Invalid link deliberately removed.
Papyrus: Web-based speculative fiction publication.. Link reported broken.
PAPYRUS Magazine: Defunct. Writer's publication.
Paradox Twelve: defunct: "a science fiction and fantasy e-zine printing original fiction monthly."
Pariah Online Magazine: An online science fiction and fantasy magazine.
Parsec: A Canadian magazine featuring science fiction. Link reported broken.
pauper: Dedicated to publishing new and underpublished writers. Link broken.
PC World: IDG computer publication.
Pegasus Online, the Fantasy and Science Fiction Ezine: An established ezine featuring original fantasy and science fiction literature. We also maintain recommended reading lists in the Pegasus Online Bookstore and links to sites writers may find useful in the Writer's Corner.
Pen & Sword Hypersite: Poems, essays, fiction, graphics, and multimedia. Link broken.
Péndulo: Literary magazine from Mexico.
Penny Dreadful: Stories and poetry of terror. Pays one copy. Send submissions to:
M. Malefica Grendelwolf Pendragon Le Fay, Editor-in-Chief
407 W 50 St #16
Hell's Kitchen, NY 10019
Pens On Fire: An online publication featuring fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and music.
Penwood Review: Poetry publication established to promote excellence in the writing of poetry and literary essays among students, educators, and writers in the Christian community.
People: Time Warner publication.
Permeable Press: Publishes erotic literature.
Perpetual Magazine: Closed. Online Christian publication featuring fiction, poetry, and art.
Persephone's Moon: features "women's writing about the Goddess (any Goddess or THE
goddess will do). Poetry, essays/articles, and short fiction to/for/about the Goddess."
Pet Age Magazine: Features pet industry information.
Pet Friendly Magazine : A magazine featuring information about all kinds of pets.
Pet Press, The: "A free monthly magazine for Los Angeles pet lovers."
Phantastes, the Online Journal of Fantasy Criticism: Recommended. Features fantasy, reviews, criticism, and more.
Phantom Fantasy: is a small press magazine containing stories, poems and artwork involving phantoms, ghost, and spirits. Each issue brings together romance and phantom/ghost/spirit in the wonderful world of fantasy and challenges artists to bring these same elements to you through their artwork. Each month PF chooses a 'featured' story and a 'featured' poem, these writers are paid plus they are placed automatically in a contest. Link broken.
Phic-Shun: Features themed stories.
Philadelphia Stories: A fitness publication "distributed quarterly, for free, throughout the greater Delaware Valley, (this includes the 5 county Philadelphia area, S. Jersey and N. Delaware) in over 110 locations with a print run currently of 12,000."
phone-book.com, the-: Rights grab in contract. Not recommended. "a short story showcase connected to the new generation of WAP mobile phones."
Phrase: Literary and artistic forum for the creative.
Phresh Magazine: Poetry and writings. Link broken.
pica: Defunct. A zine for the publication of experimental and literary works. it is associated with the hard copy of pica, but online is totally free. we are committed to the finest in avante gard and unusual fiction, poetry, and essays, and work extensively with new and established writers.
Piecemeal: Defunct. An online journal of arts and letters with essays, poetry, ficton, and photography.
Pif: Recommended. Poetry and short-fiction by new and emerging writers. Book, CD, movie reviews, and political commentary also welcome.
Piker Press: "Literature without the nutritive value." A weekly variety of short fiction, novel-length serialized fiction, nonfiction, comics, humor and more.
Pillow Dreams: Publishes 100 poems and 10-20 pieces of art twice per year.
Pits O'Hell!!, The: A horror publication. Link broken.
pivotal glyph magazine: Web-based literary publication.
Place: Dead. A short story magazine.
Plaintext: literary daily. Succinct and provocative. Link broken.
Planet Magazine: Recommended. A science fiction magazine.
Planet Relish: dead: A monthly publication featuring speculative humor.
Planet X Magazine: Unknown.
Play of Mind Literary Magazine: "Our magazine aims to promote the work of young, unpublished writers from Upstate New York. Short fiction, poetry, drama and creative non-fiction will be considered."
Play The Odds: Dead. Print and electronic magazine. Primary focus is on casino gaming, but also covers various other
gambling related items.
Playboy: Recommended. Caters mostly to young adult males. Accepts up to 20 short fiction submissions per year. Known to have a web site but submissions must be by mail.
Plexus: Independent literature, visit the art gallery, and take part in a discussion at the Chalkboard. Navigation is difficult.
Plot: dead: A magazine devoted to new writers in science fiction, fantasy, horror, and suspense.
Poems Niederngasse: Recommended. A monthly Poetry Magazine in English, German, Spanish, and Italian.
Poetic Legacy: An online poetry ezine featuring poetry, free verse and metric (but not contrived form); very small flash fiction, and small non-fiction articles that reflect a sincere cause or issue.
Poetic License: A poetry webzine that will hopefully be headed to small print very soon. Link broken.
Poetic License: A poetry magazine.Poetry Connection, The: "Poetry newsletter listing editors and publishers and also a poetry publicity service...helping poets to get published. Also a flyer distribution service."
Poetry in Motion: Defunct. A magazine of poetry, short stories, art, and photography.
Poetry Online: Defunct. A poetry ezine. (contributed by R. Price)
Poetry Today Online: Accepts submissions, provides a writers' resource directory, and offers a number of articles each month on a variety of poetic
subjects.
PoetryOnline.com: Charges fee. Not recommended. A poetry magazine.
Poets & Writers™: A publication featuring information and articles for writers published by the non-profit organization Poets & Writers, Inc.
Pogonip: Literary e-zine featuring poetry, fiction, plays, and more.
Pointing Dog Journal, The: "an “expert’s magazine” because it’s written by experts for experts and those who want to be!"
Polyphony H.S.: A national literary magazine for high school writers.
Poor Writer's Almanac: Defunct. A monthly publication featuring poetry, prose, music/lyrics, and artwork.
Popular Mechanics: Recommended. A magazine featuring articles on mechanical devices and technology.
Popular Science: Recommended. Speaks for itself.
Portal Science Fiction Magazine: A web-based Science Fiction
magazine.
Positivity IN FOCUS: An online and print publication that "shares information on how to develop healthy relationships, nurture your whole self, mind and body, and achieve success in career and business."
Post Modern Sluts: An online magazine.
Postfeminist Playground: An online magazine.
Potpourri: Features short stories, essays, poetry, haiku, travel pieces, and black and white illustrations. Link broken.
Power Star: A science fiction magazine. (contributed by HUGMEISTER)
PPE TeenZine: Stories, articles, poetry, reviews, pen pals, advice, opinions and more.
Practical Anarchy Online: An online magazine.
Pretext: "an international literary magazine, which is published twice a year. We welcome short stories, poetry, essays and non-fiction." Link broken.
Prism International: A Canadian magazine of contemporary literature. Accepts submissions of translation. (Contributed by Shannon McFerran)
Prisoners of the Night: Dead. An erotic vampire story magazine. Send submissions to:Alayne Gelfand
P.O. Box 688
Yucca Valley, CA 92286-0688
Probes on line: Offers a forum for thoughts, idea, stories.
Professional Writer's Forum: Dead. An online magazine. States they're accepting just about anything. Short stories, novels, poetry.
Project M. the zines: "Two monthly theme-based flash-zine. All genres welcome. Payment rates can be checked in the submission section. All submissions, rejected or accepted will be critiqued (if possible)."
ProMart Publishers or ProMart Publishers: Defunct (publisher died). Publisher of Fifth Di, Sixth Sense, Just Because, and Star Anthology magazines. Publications now carried by Sam's Dot Publishing.
Proof Positive: For writers, photographers, and publishers. Features a Canadi
an focus.
Prophets of the Pen: Literary e-zine.
Proposal Writing Short Course, The Foundation Center's: useful information for non-fiction writers.
Pseudo-Magazine of Writings, Glenn Murphy's: an almost-magazine offering and accepting writings from any possible genre. Link reported broken.
Psrhea Magazine: Monthly publication of surreal writing, social insight, and humor.
Publishers Lunch: Most highly recommended. A daily newsletter available from Cader Books that presents excellent encapsulated news concerning the publishing industry.
Publishers Weekly: Up-to-date market information.
Pug: An ezine.
Pulp Eternity: Defunct. Print sister to Eternity Online.
Pulp Fiction Zine: Features classic/new cool hard-boiled and sci-fi writing.
Pulp Magazine: Online publication featuring news, reviews, technology, business, and more.
Pulse!: A magazine of the arts.
Puretimes Web-Magazine: Not recommended. An online publication that may be defunct.
Purgatorio Press: A publisher. "We publish innovative, intellectually rigorous
documents of the most august imagination."
Purple Mist: Features fantasy and magic materials, from
witches and wizards to dragons, castles, and dreams. Link broken.
Pursuit: Dead
PYROWORDS: Defunct. Is a Montreal-based quarterly literary magazine.
Pyxis: Defunct. Features poetry and short fiction.
