We are looking for southern musing. Appalachian avant-garde. Slash-pile stuff.

Hood of Bone is a biannual literature and art journal, published online in the summer and winter. While we are excited to receive work from writers and artists of varying traditions and geographies, Hood of Bone has an especial interest in work that observes the complex cultural heritage of Appalachia and the American South. We believe that Eudora Welty expresses our conviction most convincingly: “One place understood helps us understand all other places better.” Additionally, we are interested in the aesthetic use of language.

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Hood of Bone Review

We are seeking creative non-fiction for our fourth issue. Work with ties to the American south and Appalachian regions are a plus, but not necessary. 

Hood of Bone - Issue IV

For poetry, submit up to six poems. Poems must be in the body of the email. Attachments are no longer permitted, and any submission including an attachment will not be read. 


For visual art, please submit up to ten images. Images must be high-resolution to be considered for publication. We accept photography, painting, collage, drawing, and printmaking.

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