Pantheon Magazine publishes new and interesting fiction from the best writers. Currently, we are looking for fiction that fits the criteria of our quarterly issues, as well as book, music, movie reviews and art/photography. We like to post prompts two quarters ahead of schedule.
Issue # 1 will be published on April 1st, 2013.
Visit the PROMPT page for more info on the prompts currently open to submissions!
We look forward to reading your work!
Best Regards,
The Editors
Pantheon Magazine
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