Of course, it’s always possible to find Jewish-themed stories, poems, and essays published in a variety of “secular” media. But many magazines, journals, and websites specifically welcome and/or promote “Jewish” writing. This page provides you with links to some examples.
Those of you who are familiar with my Practicing Writing blog and newsletter know that I tend to refer writers only to publications/opportunities that will pay writers for their work. But in this case, because the pool is relatively small, I’m also including nonpaying publications.
- Ami Magazine
- arc
- The Arava Review: Contemporary Art & Poetry Review
- arc
- Binah Magazine
- Blue Lyra Review
- The Deronda Review: A Journal of Poetry & Thought
- Drash: Northwest Mosaic
- Drash Pit
- Habitus: A Diaspora Journal
- The Ilanot Review
- Image: A Journal of the Arts & Religion
- Jewish Currents: A Progressive, Secular Voice
- JewishFiction.net
- Jewish Quarterly: A Magazine of Contemporary Writing, Politics & Culture
- Jewish Women’s Literary Annual
- Kehila: A Magazine for Jews of Color
- Lilith
- Midstream: A Quarterly Jewish Review
- Mishpacha
- Moment
- Pakn Treger
- Poetica
- Shofar Literary Review
- Tiferet: A Journal of Spiritual Literature
- Tikkun
- Unpious
- Zeek: A Jewish Journal of Thought & Culture
NB: Although they may not necessarily publish poetry, fiction, or memoir, the American Jewish Press Association‘s member publications also offer wonderful resources for Jewish writing and writers.
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