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C22 (Collective 22): https://c22press.wordpress.com/ is an artistic collective focusing on experimental writing. Our work is influenced by Dada, Surrealism, the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E poets, Futurism and other pockets of the avant-garde. We are a small group aiming towards expression rather than commercialism. Each member is free to create art as they wish, to collaborate if they wish, and to publish work elsewhere should they choose. It’s all about creative freedom and sharing our passion for experimentation.

#Ranger Magazine : https://www.rangermagazine.net/ is an online/print magazine dedicated to experimental art, poetry, music, and film. Our motto is “Art that’s not vanilla.” So-called “market forces” do not matter here. Thus, #Ranger is a subterranean thought experiment. We seek to uncover whether avant-garde art still has relevance to society, even in an age of capitalist realism.

Submersible Press: https://submersiblepress.wordpress.com/ was established by experimental poets Nathan Anderson and Joshua Martin in 2025 in order to publish the best in experimental, avant garde, and innovative works of poetry, prose and art. Our books are published through print on demand and as free pdf downloads in order to keep our catalogue available indefinitely and to sustainably keep the press running for the foreseeable future.

Stone Corpse Press: https://stonecorpse.com/ publishes experimental poetry, visual, concrete & asemic poetry & surreal small fictions. We look to push boundaries in writing that is explorative in nature. We encourage collaborative acts of destruction & startling uses of brevity.

Var(2x): https://var2x.blogspot.com/ founded in 2020 by EICs (Editors-in-Chief) Daniel Y. Harris & Irene Koronas, Var(2x) publishes extreme experimentalism in text, image and sound. The featured contributors of Var(2x) include Adeena Karacick, Andrew C. Wenaus, C22, Charles Bernstein, Derek Beaulieu, Germán Sierra, Jaap Blonk and Louis Armand who are archived with a complete list of contributors in the Var(2x) Archive.   

The New Monuments: https://www.thenewmonuments.com/ is an internet journal publishing conceptual writing and digital ephemera. It was founded in 2025 and is currently operated out of St. Petersburg, Florida. It is edited by Eric Blix. The name of this journal is taken from the essay, "Entropy and the New Monuments," written by Robert Smithson in 1966. The name serves as a shorthand for the journal's general aesthetic position, which seeks to engage, prolong, and distort the fascination held by Smithson and other conceptual artists for anti-representational practices and nonstandard materials.

BLACK STONE /WHITE STONE : https://blackstoneonawhitestone.wordpress.com/ From the realization that there is a stone waiting for us comes bs/ws. From the realization that we have also been that stone comes bs/ws. From the realization that ink is in our blood, even if it’s not in our name. From out this black and white world comes bs/ws. Our name comes from the Cesar Vallejo poem and we want to honor it through surreal and experimental poems. We are a deep dive zine. Each issue we will take a deep dive into one poet who expresses a need to explore & hammer away at what it means to exist.

Version (9) Magazine ( https://version9magazine.com/) is a journal of contemporary poetry and poetics. It hosts an eclectic array of styles and tones indicative of the cont emporary age and current state of poetry. It publishes new and established poets and commits to the fact, too often ignored, that sound poetics is thought in verse, however formed.

Psycho Holosuite (https://psychoholosuite.com/)Trash into Trash Art, Non-trash Art into Trash Art, General Surrealism, A Void in which to deal with the world.

Cut Collective https://www.cutcollectivewriters.org are poets A J Moore and Amber Whitham, prose writer Ethel Maqeda and Mark Lindsey who writes in both forms. We write independently but work together to find platforms for our work and encourage new writers, with a particular focus on discovering/giving space to texts which might otherwise struggle to be heard. We are as interested in the processes and thinking that produce the text as we are in the text itself. We’re always happy to talk about collaborations, both with other writers and also artists working across different media.