Website: https://lunchticket.org/
Los Angeles, California, Unknown
Lunch Ticket is the online literary and art journal published by the MFA community of Antioch University (AU), a program devoted to the education of literary artists, community engagement, and the pursuit of social, economic, and environmental justice. The editors of Lunch Ticket share AU’s mission and values. With a commitment to publishing the best literary writing and visual art, we encourage submissions from underrepresented and marginalized artists and writers.
OUR PROJECTS
OUR GENRES
Lunch Ticket and our Amuse-Bouche: Spotlight both publish:
We welcome multilingual submissions in all genres.
Our submissions are always free.
For an understanding of our editorial process, please read our Editorial Statement on our “About” page. There, you’ll also find information about the other projects Lunch Ticket is engaged in.
Please read the genre-specific guidelines before submitting to Lunch Ticket. Submissions that do not adhere to our guidelines will be automatically rejected without being read. If the genre-specific guidelines are not visible when you head to Submittable by clicking the “Submit to Lunch Ticket” button below, we are not currently reviewing submissions.
If accepted for publication, Lunch Ticket retains the first North American serial rights of the work to publish, produce, reproduce, distribute, and market. All other remaining rights revert to the author upon publication. If the work is published again, we ask for a credit line to indicate that the work first appeared in Lunch Ticket.
We encourage submissions from AU’s MFA alumni for our main issues and for Amuse-Bouche: Spotlight; however, graduates must have completed the program at least two years prior to submitting for publication in Lunch Ticket. Please see our “About” page for further opportunities for students and recent graduates. We do not accept submissions from the AULA MFA program’s faculty or staff for publication in any section of the journal.
Literary Translation note: Please refer to standard Lunch Ticket guidelines for either poetry or prose. Your submission should include the original work along with your translation. We also require a statement that grants us permission to publish both the original work and the translation online, and that certifies that you have received permission from the original rights holder (either the publisher or the author, as applicable) to grant us such rights.
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