Thank you to all of our writers who submitted. Please click here to read through issue 3 and show your support.
We will announce when we will be open for submissions for issue 4 on our social media pages. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @ceolitmag
Thank you to everyone who submitted! We’ve reach out to all of our writers who submitted and we want to wholeheartedly thank everyone who took the time to send us their work. Issue 3 will be finalized and published within the next month and a half.
Our second issue delved into first crushes, the grief of losing loved ones, and explored women’s sexuality. Now, CEO is preparing to read more! We will be accepting submissions starting Monday, April 2nd until Monday, May 7th Friday, May 25. Send us your fiction, nonfiction, and poetry to ceolitmag@gmail.com
And as always: Our favorite position is on top. See you there. #CEO
Thank you to all of our writers who submitted. Please click here to read through issue 2 and show your support.
We will be opening up submissions again in late August or early September. Stay tuned for that announcement.
We are officially accepting submissions for our second issue! Our first issue explored what it means to be a woman: weaving love notes from one girl to another, understanding the importance of being alone and opening up, and recognizing how the media views toxic relationships. CEO is ready for more! We’re reading fiction, nonfiction, and poetry submissions until March 3rd NOW MARCH 10th!
Our favorite position is on top. See you there. #CEO
I am the Bored-eyed Courtesan by Lana Bella
Saddle Brown and Fireflies by Lana Bella
Mermaids by Marina Montenegro
A Woman by Rachel Noall
Photograph by Sandy Croomer
Love Poem by Sandy Croomer
To All the Men My Mother Has Loved by Lauren Bush
The Problem With Family Photographs is that None of Them Feel Real by Lauren Bush
Deleting Henry by Iris N. Schwartz
The Importance of Spaghetti by Hannah Johnson
As Told by Ryan Gosling by Kayla Haas
Heartbreak 2x by Rachel Noall
On disassociation as adaptation for survival: ruination by chronic pain by Sarah Bigham
We are officially accepting submissions for our first ever issue! Are you cold-hearted, clingy, bubbly, feminine, butch, easy, prudish, arrogant, vain, or any of the other stereotypes pushed onto women? If so, we want your work. We’re reading fiction, nonfiction, and poetry submissions until November 1st, 2016—now through November 15th! Submissions are now CLOSED.
