Y2K Quarterly is an independent literary magazine devoted to the glory days/nightmares that were the late 90's and early 2000's. 

We accept all types of literary fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, etc. as long as it is 1999 words or less. Submitting work beyond that could result in global infrastructure failure, famine, pestilence, and war. 

Jokes aside, we are looking for work that is set, reflects upon, or reminds you of the early 2000's.

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Y2K Quarterly

We accept all types of fiction, poetry, non-fiction, essay, etc. as long as it is 1999 words or less. Submitting work beyond that could result in global infrastructure failure, famine, pestilence, and war.
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Jokes aside, we are looking for work that is set, reflects upon, or reminds you of the early 2000's. (1997-2007)  

Simultaneous submissions allowed! Multiple submissions allowed!

DO NOT SUBMIT AI WRITTEN PIECES.

Sub window dates are as follows: January 1-31st, April 1-30th, July 1-31st, and October 1-31st. Submissions are collected for one month and responses are sent out during the following month. Issues are published in March, June, September, and December.

Rights and Compensation:  Submitting work grants this magazine [upon acceptance] first digital, print, and anthology rights. The submitter or publisher may request to pull work from the site at any time. Current compensation is one physical copy (per accepted piece) of the printed annual the work appears in.

Y2K Quarterly Issue 9 - Fiction

Y2K Quarterly Issue 9 - Poetry

Y2K Quarterly is an independent literary magazine devoted to the glory days/nightmares that were the late 90's and early 2000's.

We accept all types of fiction, poetry, non-fiction, essay, etc. as long as it is 1999 words or less. Submitting work beyond that could result in global infrastructure failure, famine, pestilence, and war.

Jokes aside, we are looking for work that is set, reflects upon, or reminds you of the early 2000's. (1997-2007)

Simultaneous submissions allowed! Multiple submissions allowed!

Y2K Quarterly Issue 9 - Nonfiction

We accept all types of fiction, poetry, non-fiction, essay, etc. as long as it is 1999 words or less. Submitting work beyond that could result in global infrastructure failure, famine, pestilence, and war.
Jokes aside, we are looking for work that is set, reflects upon, or reminds you of the early 2000's. (1997-2007)
Simultaneous submissions allowed!

Multiple submissions allowed!
DO NOT SUBMIT AI WRITTEN PIECES.
Sub window dates are as follows: January 1-31st, April 1-30th, July 1-31st, and October 1-31st. Submissions are collected for one month and responses are sent out during the following month. Issues are published in March, June, September, and December.
Rights and Compensation: Submitting work grants this magazine [upon acceptance] first digital, print, and anthology rights. The submitter or publisher may request to pull work from the site at any time. Current compensation is one physical copy (per accepted piece) of the printed annual the work appears in.

Y2K Quarterly Issue 10

We accept all types of fiction, poetry, non-fiction, essay, etc. as long as it is 1999 words or less. Submitting work beyond that could result in global infrastructure failure, famine, pestilence, and war.


Jokes aside, we are looking for work that is set, reflects upon, or reminds you of the early 2000's. (1997-2007)
Simultaneous submissions allowed!

Multiple submissions allowed!
DO NOT SUBMIT AI WRITTEN PIECES.


Sub window dates are as follows: January 1-31st, April 1-30th, July 1-31st, and October 1-31st. Submissions are collected for one month and responses are sent out during the following month. Issues are published in March, June, September, and December.


Rights and Compensation: Submitting work grants this magazine [upon acceptance] first digital, print, and anthology rights. The submitter or publisher may request to pull work from the site at any time. Current compensation is one physical copy (per accepted piece) of the printed annual the work appears in.

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