Anthology IV
Snowflake magazine is looking for submissions of art, poetry, essays, flash fiction, photography, interviews and articles from self-identifying queer creators. We are happy to consider pieces that transcend or do not fit these mediums. Being queer already often sits outside the norm, so we encourage your pieces to do the same - really think outside the box!
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The submission itself should either be made by or involve an artist who identifies as LGBTQ+ (or both!).
For the safety of our editors, submissions without detailed trigger warnings will be rejected outright.
As is customary for the last few months of the year, our final magazine of 2025 is a special themeless anthology! We invite you to send anything and everything you'd like our editors to review, complete creativity! Please do however continue to observe our other submission guidelines, which can be found at the link below. ​
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- What did your first crush/love feel like inside your body and how did it make you realise you were queer?
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- Who in your life has uplifted you to the point you’re able to authentically live as yourself, and how would you like to honour them?
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-What's your favourite animal, colour, childhood memory, and why?
- What seemingly ridiculous/silly/quirky thing/idea has given you permission to be your most unhinged self?
- Is there anything you personally feel is an instant 'absolutely YES' or 'absolutely NOT' in regards to finding someone attractive?
- How do you think your perception of yourself feeds into who you date and what your relationships look like?
- How has your understanding of your identity evolved over time, and how has it shaped your relationships and interactions with others?
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- Are there any internalised beliefs you’re still working through or have worked through? How did you do it?
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- Do you have a favourite story from an encounter where someone thought you were straight/cis/allo?
- What book or TV show did you encounter that led you to realise your own queerness? Did it feature a scene or character that is explicitly LGBTQIA+ or did you resonate with something in it unexpectedly?
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- Regardless of whether you're 18, 40 or 70, what would you like to be when you grow up?
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- What particular instance or type of pinkwashing upsets you the most? Pinkwashing is most commonly defined as public groups/individuals adopting shallow or performative pro-LGBTQ+ messaging for profit, often trying to distance themselves from anti-LGBTQ+ policy or statements made previously.
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