Publish all over the world: how to find magazines for your virtual world tour

I love publishing my poems and stories in magazines around the world. In fact, it has become a goal in itself: to add as many countries and continents as possible to my virtual world tour. There are many opportunities, from magazines published by a prestigious university over horror magazines with thousands of readers to a loving project of a handful of hip editors who diligently cobble together a beautiful publication. But how do you find these magazines?

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I just got published in Nigeria

My poems “Beyond these mountains,” “What I want to tell my inner child” and “Signs of life” were published in Writenow, an online literary publication based in Nigeria. That means that I can cross Africa off my wish list, after Europe, North America and Asia. Because secretly I want to publish all over the world – literally.

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My poem Chronic in Pleiades

My poem Chronic was published in the Spring 2024 edition of Pleiades, in the special folio ‘On Disability’. Pleiades: Literature in Context is published twice a year by the University of Central Missouri and features work from both established and upcoming writers from around the world.

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A piece of Hesbaye in Hong Kong 

The Greyhound Journal is an online and print magazine based in Hong Kong. They publish work with a historical angle. Their periodic publications contain stories and poems in both Mandarin and English. When I came across their website some time ago, I immediately realized two things: 1. I want to be part of this and 2. I want to send in my poem Loam.

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