We are thrilled to announce our judge for the 2015 Psychopomp Magazine Short Fiction Contest: Kate Bernheimer! Kate Bernheimer, who has been called one of the “living masters of the fairy tale” by Tin… Continue reading
Psychopomp Magazine is currently open to free fiction submissions. We’re now reading for our Winter 2015 Issue, which is due out in January. You can submit via Submittable. We look forward to reading your work!… Continue reading
Issue 5, our Fall Issue of 2014, is now available online! It features prose from Julia Carey, M. Brett Gaffney, Letitia Trent, Rae Bryant, and Adam McAlpine Clark, interior art from Ira Joel Haber… Continue reading
While we were at work on the third issue of Psychopomp Magazine, both Sequoia and I were in Philadelphia. I grew up in the area, and my family still lives in the Delaware… Continue reading
We’d like to announce Psychopomp Magazine‘s nominees for the 2014 Best of the Net anthology. Having published so many stories we love in the past year, it was tough to narrow it down to just… Continue reading
We’re very pleased to announce that our 2014 contest chapbook is now available for purchase here. You can now order the book containing the first-place story by Allie Marini Batts, “Summer of the Cicada,” as well as runner-up Teresa Giordano’s “Reina.” We’ve also included an interview with each author so that you can learn more about them and the inspiration for their winning stories.
We’ve decided to make the month of July a free reading period for our Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 Issues. Send us your stuff via submittable. Be sure to take a look at what we’ve… Continue reading
Chelsea Werner-Jatzke recently did a reading of her story, “Any Old Apocalypse,” which we published in Issue 4 and was kind enough to share it with us. Click here to go to her… Continue reading
The Summer 2014 Issue of Psychopomp Magazine is now available! This marks the completion of the first year of the Psychopomp. Thank you to all our contributors this quarter: Shilita Montez, Robert Morgan… Continue reading
Cole Bucciaglia: We thought we’d discuss our acceptance statistics and submission process so that writers can get a little behind the scenes look if they are sending in their work. There are great… Continue reading
