Currently Taking Non-Fiction Pitches for Online

Epiphany is now open to pitches for non-fiction! We are looking to establish a new group of writers and critics in residence to publish online over the next year. Between now and June 1, you can reach out to us at pitches@epiphanyzine.com with a pitch for a series of 2-4 essays, together with a more detailed pitch for the first piece. Writers will be compensated $100 per essay.

We are generally interested in:

• Impersonal essays

• Personal essays

• Literary criticism

• Reviews of literature-adjacent podcasts, films, albums and shows

• Inside baseball (reportage from inside the writing world)

Five Things We Have Recently Read or Wished to Read About:

• Jamie Kahn (Features Editor): mourning attire, Red Scare (podcast and/or political phenomenon), raw diets, Martha Graham, twins

• Chris Leslie-Hynan (Prose Editor): Gary Indiana, If Books Could Kill, Swarm, Nikola Jokic Harness Racing, How the Irish Became White

Guidelines:

• Keep your pitch under 200 words

• Be as specific and detailed as possible about the first essay in your series

• Please do not send completed work, though do let us know if you have it 

• Please include a writer’s bio

• Feel free to attach links to one or two previously published works, but not required