Free Inquiry is the journal of secular humanist ideas, published bimonthly by the Center for Inquiry’s Council for Secular Humanism. We invite you to submit your writing to be considered for publication in the form of articles, essays, original reporting, op-eds, reviews, and more. Founded in 1980 by philosopher Paul Kurtz, Free Inquiry explores what it means to be human in a changing world, with perspectives grounded in reason, science, and the values of secular humanism. 

Topics include—but are by no means limited to—religion and belief, politics and current events, the arts and culture, science and discovery, philosophy and ethics, history and the future, and all forms of inquiry about life, the universe, and everything.

A comprehensive guide to journals that regularly nominate work for the Pushcart Prize.

Literary Magazines That Nominate for the Pushcart Prize

Discover the all-time most popular poetry literary magazines. These outlets have maintained a significant presence in the world of poetry.

Most Popular Poetry-Only Literary Magazines of All Time

Highlights publications that regularly put forward essays, memoirs, and other creative nonfiction for Pushcart consideration.

Nonfiction Magazines That Nominate for the Pushcart Prize

Focuses specifically on poetry journals with established histories of Pushcart nominations.

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