SUBMISSIONS
We’re a humble team of two tackling large amounts of great submissions. Please do not inquire about the status of your submission if our reading period is still open. If it’s been significantly over three months since you sent, feel free to check in via pitymilkpress(at)gmail.com for an update. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
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**DUETDUET SUBMISSIONS ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED**
DUETDUET
DUETDUET is an experiment in blind dates and/or happy accidents publishing equal amounts of work from two separate authors (perhaps strangers), oriented in opposite directions. The results are curiously perfect hot air balloons.
If you’d be interested in seeing your poems dance, row a tiny boat, and/or make shapes with another’s, send 5-8 pages worth of work either stand-alone, short series or a longer piece along with a bio to pitymilkpress(at)gmail.com with ‘DUETDUET’ somewhere in the subject line.
**CHAPBOOK SUBMISSIONS ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED**
Pitymilk Chapbook Series
We’re on the hunt for poetry that’s urgent, accessible, sometimes messy, always alive. We are committed to providing space and support for marginalized voices and are foremost interested in the work of non-cis-white-hetero-male voices.
Chapbooks will be produced in edition of 100 handmade and hand bound books likely accompanied by illustrations and visuals.
Please send your manuscript of about 15-20 pages along with a bio to pitymilkpress(at)gmail.com with ‘chapbook submission’ somewhere in the subject line.
**PITYBATH SUBMISSIONS ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED**
Pitybath Digital Journal
Our bi‑monthly‑ish digital journal where poems show up bold, raw, and impossible to disregard. Each volume is a small universe—shiny, tender, unsettling—crafted by voices that refuse to sit still.
Please send no less than 3 and no more than 5 pages along with a bio and candid/unprofessional author photo to pitymilkpress(at)gmail.com with ‘pitybath’ somewhere in the subject line.
