Foglifter Press & Journal

@foglifterpress.bsky.social

San Francisco based LGBTQ+ journal and press—we publish powerful, intersectional writing that queers our perspectives. 🌈 🌉 https://linktr.ee/foglifter

Foglifter is coming to NYC! 🎉 Meet some of our editors and hear from Foglifter authors at a reading and reception in Brooklyn—featuring Christian Bancroft, DeeSoul Carson, Alana Craib, Bryana Dawkins, Sean Glatch, Monica Kim, b mossotti, Magenta Naaku, A.T. Steel, and Disha Trivedi.

Foggy New York
Reading & Reception with Christian Bancroft, DeeSoul Carson, Alana Craib, Bryana Dawkins, Sean Glatch, Monica Kim, b mossotti, Magenta Naaku, A.T. Steel, and Disha Trivedi.

August 18, 2026
6pm-9pm
Brooklyn, NY
RSVP at link in bio.
Address provided to registered attendees only. 
Organized Foglifter & Hawthornden Brooklyn.

"I love your descriptions of discovering dancing at clubs...it was the dancing that got you high, you describe it as “sex on a communal level: an embodied ecstatic ritual of union.” Talk more about this union, and what it allowed."

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Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore spoke with Hugh Ryan about his new book MY BAD: A PERSONAL HISTORY OF THE QUEER NINETIES AND BEYOND: www.foglifterjournal.com/my-bad

Foglifter logo; Cover of "MY BAD: A PERSONAL HISTORY OF THE QUEER NINETIES AND BEYOND" by Hugh Ryan; author headshot of Hugh Ryan; Interviews: A Gift to Future Historians: A Conversation with Hugh Ryan by Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore"

We've reached our submission cap for poetry and fiction for print issue 11.2! So no more poetry and fiction submissions for now! If you want to send in creative non-fiction, hybrid, or drama, you have until April 1 when the our call for Issue 11.2 officially closes!

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Word of the Day: 3/30/2026


Submission Cap [noun]
a set upper limit on the number of submissions reviewed within a specific call. 


Used in a sentence:


Foglifter Journal has a submission cap of 250 submissions for fiction and 500 submissions for poetry per call.


Fogfifter accepts submissions with no reading fee, and so, receives a high volume of submissions each issue cycle: therefore, a submission cap helps make the labor manageable for its volunteer editors.


When a submission cap has been reached, submissions are no longer accepted, so prospective contributors are encouraged to submit their work early. 


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Issue 11.2 


Submissions for poetry and fiction are closed. We've reached our cap. You can still send us your CNF, Hybrid, & Drama until April 1. 


Submit your work at foglifter.submittable.com.