Call for Submissions: KHÔRA's Pride Issue 🏳️🌈
Queer joy! Queer drama! Writers! Artists! Deadline May 26.
We’re putting together KHÔRA’s annual Pride Issue 🏳️🌈 and we want your brilliance.
Where to send your work
KHÔRA welcomes writing and visual art in any genre. Writers are invited to send us the first 500 words (or less) of unpublished work of any genre here, and artists can share links to your images here.
What we’re looking for
We’re drawn to queer joy in all its forms — hidden histories, chosen family, the shimmer of becoming. Personal and public revolutions. The lives we chose and the ones we fought for. We’re especially interested in what pulses beneath the surface of celebration and the complexity that lives alongside it. We love including personal photographs or artwork to accompany written work. Bring us into your world!
The deadline to send your work is May 26.
We don’t send rejections. All submitted work stays active in KHÔRA’s open waters as we curate each issue — we may reach out at any time.
Please share this with the queer writers and artists in your life and the people who love them.
We can’t wait to see what you’re making!
With a big virtual hug,
Leigh
Leigh Hopkins
Editor/Curator, KHÔRA
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KHÔRA is a dynamic online arts space produced in collaboration with groundbreaking author Lidia Yuknavitch’s Corporeal Writing. We are honored to showcase the work of polyphonic, multi-genre writers and artists.
About the name
Plato described khôra as a “formless interval, alike to a non-being.” KHÔRA is committed to writers and artists who explore the creative by and through an ever-evolving and expansive lens.
Issue 51 Highlights
Northern Waters by Cristina Olivetti
A Biting Swell by Kate Ertmann
Writing myself back to childhood in Guayama, Puerto Rico by Alvilda Sophia Anaya-Alegría
If you love what you’re reading, please subscribe, restack, post and share, and KHÔRA will be back soon with more from Issue 51.






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