Regular submissions are open between August 1 and December 1, and January 1 to April 30. Submissions to our Blurred Genre issue are open between May 1 and May 31.
Redivider can be found at redivider.emerson.edu.
Please submit your work through the Submittable page only. Redivider will not accept work through email or USPS. We only publish previously unpublished works, and we welcome simultaneous submissions.
“A redivider is in a constant state of flux. It’s always
splitting itself open to see what will happen, or to
find out what lurks deeper inside. Writers are all
redividers. The ones whose work appears here have
made something whole out of their endless division.”
—Redivider’s first Editor-in-Chief, Megan Weireter
Redivider is looking for new and under-published voices. We crave fresh, off-beat, and inventive work that challenges what should be valued both within and across literary genres. Send us pieces that rupture our reality and reflect a moment caught in time. We want work that resonates, endings that stay with us long after the work has finished, emotional truths from complex characters that leave us with goosebumps, and explorations of the everyday examined from the side, rather than straight on.
Send us what you’re scared to submit elsewhere; we might just enjoy it.
Redivider does not accept pieces from current Emerson College students, faculty, or staff. Please wait until three years after graduation to submit your writing.
Redivider will not consider submissions that endorse prejudice, racism, xenophobia, classism, sexism, ableism, fat-shaming, homophobia, or gratuitous violence. We reserve the right to reject such submissions outright and reject further submissions from the author. We also reserve the right to remove content from our journal if an author is known to be harassing or abusive. We do not accept plagiarized content in any form for publication in our journal. Any submitters known to submit plagiarized work will be blacklisted from all current and future publications at Redivider. Redivider does not accept work that has been even partially created with the use of AI.
Authors will receive a contract upon acceptance. Redivider requests first serial rights, and all rights revert back to the author upon publication. Authors retain copyright to their work published in Redivider. If the work is later republished, we request that you note its initial publication in Redivider. We also request the right, with author permission, to use your work for promotional purposes. We ask that authors who are accepted with us wait 2 years before submitting work again.
Image count: 6 images or less
Please submit here to be considered for Redivider's cover art for our Blurred Genre Summer Issue.
Redivider’s Blurred Genre summer special edition explores the fluid boundaries between genres. We welcome all hybrid, genre-blurring and experimental art for the issue's cover. The cover art will be used in only the online issue.
Art submissions can be uploaded as six separate attachments in one submission or, preferably, in a single .ZIP file—please do not send multiple submissions. Please save original images for each piece as a separate .TIF file no larger than 6 x 9 inches and at a resolution of 600dpi for line art and 300 dpi for all others. If your piece is chosen for the cover, you may be contacted for a larger file. Digital submissions that do not adhere to these guidelines will not be considered. Please email us with questions or for alternate submission methods.
Redivider does not accept submissions from current Emerson College students, faculty, or staff. Please wait until three years after graduation to submit your art.
Redivider’s Blurred Genre summer special edition explores the fluid boundaries between genres. We welcome all hybrid, genre-blurring and experimental work. Submit your flash nonfiction, visual sci-fi poetry, memoir comics, mixed-media fiction collage with a dash of cultural critique, digital or drawn media—all fall in the broad spectrum of possibilities!
Please send us one piece per submission of 3,000 words or less (ten pages or less of graphic media). All submissions must be the author’s original, unpublished work.
In your cover letter, please specify in a sentence how your submitted piece blurs the line between textual genre.
Submissions will be open from May 1 to June 1. The issue will be released in late summer.