We are interested in work that focuses on questions, confusion, discovery, and revelry in your queer identity, whether that be in your professional, personal, or sexual lives; celebrates growth, even if that growth is hard-won, messy, or difficult to reckon with; delves into the sexual, the erotic, the desired, the desiring, and the pleasurable; examines hurt, pain, grief, and (hopefully) the ways you can work with and through that pain; applauds and finds queer beauty, even and especially in not-so-beautiful places.

All topics are welcome as long as all animosity and hate speech are left at the submission door. If your work includes hate speech that you encountered that you feel is necessary to tell your story, we will review and discuss.

We will consider themes and parameters with time, but at present, we would simply like to see poetry that revels in its own queer glory.