We’re very sorry but due to volume we cannot reply to submissions unless they are successful, so if you haven’t heard from us by the end of October 2022 please take it as a pass. Entries over the word count will not be considered. The Roots Issue will be published in November 2022.
Submissions for the Winter 2022 issue are open until 9am (UK time) on Friday, 2 September 2022. We welcome all genres and writing styles so long as they follow our guidelines for submission ( for more on which, click here). We are looking for a mixture of humour, social commentary, honesty and thrilling storytelling. Successful submissions must display excellent writing, creative flair and originality.
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Feel free to take us somewhere funny and lighthearted or go very dark indeed. Perhaps you’d rather examine the feeling of being rooted, and our relationships to place or soil. We want you to explore the root of a problem or take us to a moment showing the adventure/trauma of being uprooted. Writers might want to consider the different meanings of roots from the botanical or geographical to the familial. We have just finished putting together the Haunting Issue (thank you to all who submitted), allowing us to open the doors for new submissions. The next issue of Popshot will be on the theme of… “Roots.” Submit work for the next issue between today and 9am (GMT) on Friday 2nd September 2022. Click here for the app, here to read Popshot via ISSUU, or here to read via Readly.
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The digital edition of Popshot is available for reading on tablets and desktop and you will receive free access to the complete magazine archive with your subscription. A printed copy of the magazine will be delivered direct your home each quarter. Cover illustration by Millie Bakerīy subscribing to our print edition you can read all four issues published throughout the year from £20. The latest issue of Popshot Quarterly is on sale now. Illustrations by: Millie Baker, James Merritt, Andrew Haener, Guille Manchado, Daisy May Morgan, Rung Sheng Chou, Brooklin Holbrough, Torsten Carlisle, Gail Gosschalk, Mikayla Bader, Gary Venn, Sammi Shen, Neil Webb, Katie M Green, Laura Brannigan, Karen Stolper, Katelyn McKenna, Hayley Sinnatt, Kamal Kuz, Peter Roman, Dina Razin, Seb Westcott, Cyndy Patrick. Words by: Al Crow, Benjamin Herriton, David Romanda, Annabel White, Ellora Sutton, Sophia Rubina Charalambous, Dan Spencer, Jonathan Greenhause, Dallon Robinson, Jeremy Smith, Julie-ann Rowell, Heather Walker, Fiona Eatwell, Alexandra Cîrstian, J M Miro, JP Relph, Simon Tindale, Jonathan Willmer, Joe Williams, Kay Young, Charlie Rose Evans, Rebecca Klassen, Megan Denton, Abigail Williams, Morgan Liphart, Simon Fairbanks Featuring an extract from J M Miro’s Ordinary Monsters inside. It cuts deep, but also skewers genres for a wry take on scare stories, featuring Taylor Swift, nostalgic music and a mixture of genuine and fake ghouls. The Haunting Issue is a collection of vivid writing about hauntings, intrusive memories and fear.
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