Issue 01
Issue 01 is now available in our archives!
Issue 01 is now available in our archives!
Thanks to everyone who has submitted so far. We’re thrilled to have received hundreds of submissions for our first issue. We’re in the midst of production, but be sure to check in on January 21st for the first issue!
We’re still reading the submissions that came in by the December 15th deadline as we put together our debut; look forward to a response from us shortly. If you missed the deadline, don’t fret. We re-open our submissions January 1st.
Submissions for Issue 1 will close December 15th. We will reopen submissions on January 1st.
Issue 1 is looking sharp!
Look forward to stories, poems, and an interview with Tim O’Brien.
mojo is hosting an evening of fiction, poetry, and music at City Arts (334 N Mead) this final Friday, October 28th. We’ll start things off at 7pm in an upstairs room that overlooks the main gallery. As you enjoy the art crawl, be sure to come join us!
Due to the exciting and diverse material we’ve received from the international writing community, we’ve decided to consider your submissions for not only our website, but also our university’s print journal, Mikrokosmos. Mikrokosmos has published work from our local Wichita writing scene for over fifty years, and we here on the staff are very excited to build on that tradition and aesthetic by featuring outstanding work from this new online project.
Thanks to everyone who has submitted stories, poems, and non-fiction for consideration for the debut edition of mojo. Our staff is at work reading the ever-expanding collection of work, solidifying the website, and working with artists that will bring the mojo aesthetic to life. We appreciate you trusting us with your work. Check back soon.
mojo, the online literary journal of the Wichita State University MFA program, is currently accepting submissions for its debut issues to be published in fall 2011.
This is your chance to help shape a literary journal. Though our sister publication, Mikrokosmos Literary Journal, has been publishing creative work for decades, mojo is brand new, and our aesthetic is still hovering in the TBD realm of the literary landscape. The current staff is open to a diverse array of styles of fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction. We seek both traditional storytellers and those experimental writers who weave tales that are lasting in voice, style, and narrative.
Send us that humor, send us that emotion, send us those stories and poems that will help mojo become a centerpiece in, and a talking point of, the literary community. mojo is looking for all writers, from the established, well-published to those emerging talents waiting to be discovered.