This magazine’s mission is closely tied to the T.S. Eliot poem, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.” Our founder may or may not have a codependent relationship with this poem.

Choosing to live is not always an easy choice, as Prufrock knows. Choosing to create is not an easy one either. We hope that this space will encourage you to experiment, to dream big, or, to dream close to home. Whatever you do, do it.

Disturb the universe. Eat the peach.

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Eat The Peach

We will accept up to 3 poems, all in the same document.<div><br></div><div>Form or no, we don’t judge.</div>

Issue One

We will accept short stories up to 2000 words. Please only submit one piece at a time.<div><br></div><div>Make a mess and clean it up (or don’t.)</div>

We will accept pieces of micro (up to 400 words) and flash fiction (up to 1000 words). Please only submit one piece at a time.<div><br></div><div>Make a mess and clean it up (or don’t.)</div>

We will accept pieces of creative nonfiction up to 2000 words, though they can of course be shorter than that. Please only submit one piece at a time.<div><br></div><div>Tell us about your mess.</div>

We will accept one piece of artwork, or up to 5 photos.<div><br></div><div>Show us something we haven’t seen before.</div>

Eat The Peach

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