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At Círculo de poetas & Writers, we are dedicated to making a positive impact in our community. Our mission is to provide support, resources, and advocacy for new and established writers, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued.
Check out the publishers below and get your work out into the world! We cannot guarantee publication. Use this page as a resource for where to send your work. We wish you the best in placing your poems and stories.
If you are a publisher, contact us at circulowriters@gmail.com for more information. We invite you join our circulo of book and magazine publishers.
We're publishing an anthology that celebrates our 10-year anniversary! Have you written a poem or story at one of our conferences? We'd love to see that. How about cover art inspired by one of our annual conferences? In addition, our call for submissions is open-themed, so feel free to send your best writing or cover art. We hope you'll join us at this year's conference on August 23rd and 30th! Register here.
You must be a current Circulo member with your picture on the website to submit to the anthology. Please make sure to send your pic, bio, and writing sample to circulowriters@gmail.com. We are a non-profit, so support our organization and send in your $50 dues via PayPal. We have scholarships that include admittance to the conference and a full membership. Apply here for a scholarship.
This anthology celebrates our 10th anniversary. Become a current Circulo member today! Sign up for a membership, here.
In her debut collection, The Sun Will Not Harm You by Day, Nor the Moon by Night, Victoria’s poetry reads like a love letter to her family and community. Her tender and often humorous accounts of family histories, coming of age, identity, and the richness of her culture emphasize the love and complexity of her Mexicana/Chicana experience.
Go to Jamii Publishing to order your copy!
Elizabeth Jiménez Montelongo's new poemario, Breathe Liberación, brings the reader into a cultural meshwork of Xicana activism, poetry, art, and community on the page and in her voice. She revitalizes the language of our peoples.
Go to editorial Xingao to order your copy!
Segmented Bodies is Medina's first complete poetry collection. It's a kaleidoscopic journey into the author's soul and worldview, a living and breathing compilation of her most important work. In these pages, the author invites us to experience the importance of a deep connection to the ancestors, the land, and its people.
Go to Prickly Pear Publishing to order your copy!
In West of the Santa Ana and Other Sacred Places, Diosa X takes you back to the beginning, on a journey down memory lane, where a little girl from an all-American city grows up to realize she isn’t all that all-American after all; hence, commencing the eternal search for heart and home, for roots and wings.
Go to Riot of Roses Publishing House to order your copy!
The Color of Light is a collection of poetry dedicated to some of the principal energies of the Mexica and Orishas – two nature-based spiritual/cultural traditions, and ways of life. These indigenous energies are still quite alive and well in Africa, Mexico, the diaspora, and the world.
Go to Flowersong Press to order your copy!
Somos Xicanas is the wildly anticipated, multi-genre anthology which illuminates both the enduring and the new Xicana identity, presence, and culture through the voices of 80 Xicanas, including Xicana trailblazers like Ana Castillo, Sandra Cisneros, Lorna Dee Cervantes, Irene I. Blea, Carmen Tafolla, and the 24th poet laureate of the Unit
Somos Xicanas is the wildly anticipated, multi-genre anthology which illuminates both the enduring and the new Xicana identity, presence, and culture through the voices of 80 Xicanas, including Xicana trailblazers like Ana Castillo, Sandra Cisneros, Lorna Dee Cervantes, Irene I. Blea, Carmen Tafolla, and the 24th poet laureate of the United States, Ada Limón. Included in this anthology are the following Círculo authors:
Go to Riot of Roses Publishing House to order your copy!
Creative writing is a tool that gives voice to the voiceless. At Jamii Publishing, we believe that poetry is not a solitary art. Poetry is an art form that brings people together.
Xingao represents a multi-language concept and strategy that invites you to be in two places at the same time through the written and spoken word, online and in person, on the page and in the voice.
Prickly Pear Publishing celebrates communities of color, women, and youth so that their voices are heard.
Riot of Roses Publishing House.
Xicana owned. Mujerista focused. For the people. We publish books to heal and liberate.
Scroll down to learn more about the Riot of Roses Publishing House.
FlowerSong Press nurtures voices across all genres from and about the Americas and beyond.
Scroll down to learn more about FlowerSong Press.
About Jamii Publishing
The Vision
We know that poetry is greater than all its parts. We feel that it is truth from deep within and in its greatness, in its vastness, in its enormity we find that poetry is all encompassing and visionary-- seeing deep into our history, the breadth of our present, and far into our future. Creative writing is a tool that gives voice to the voiceless.
The Mission
Our mission at Jamii Publishing is to foster the communion of artists from all genres, foster growth in the artistic world, and to bring these arts to the community. We strive to work with artists who are already active in the community as well as those who have a desire to reach outside of their comfort zone and share their art with the larger world. We want to gift books to these dedicated people and help them in turn help others.
The Goal
Our goal is to put great books out into the world for artists who might not have a chance otherwise. We seek books that push boundaries, and act as endeavors for a larger goal, by teaching, sparking conversation, highlighting a social need, making a soul laugh. We publish chapbooks, artbooks, spoken word CD's, broadsides, anthologies, and handmade books for minorities and women as a means of breaking down barriers and creating community.
At Jamii Publishing, we believe that poetry is not a solitary art. Poetry is an art form that brings people together.
Send Us Your Work!
We publish literary poetry. But that definition can be quite broad. We look for things that are unusual and a bit hard to categorize. Slipstream, hybrid, children's poetry, multiple authors, short story, lyric essay, visual/textual is all fine.
We will open back for submissions in June 2026. Go to the Jamii website for more information.
Círculo Jamii Authors
About editorial Xingao
Our press was reestablished in 2022 as an intergenerational and multiracial endeavor to publish and create spaces to support community-based, indigenous, working class, queer, women poets and writers of color from below. Xingao represents a multi-language concept and strategy that invites you to be in two places at the same time through the written and spoken word, online and in person, on the page and in the voice. Part flesh offering, part chant, editorial Xingao believes poetry is at the intersection of the material and the sacred, the visionary and the communal, the peace & justice revolution and the human.
editorial Xingao has published
Just released! Breathe Liberación by Elizabeth Jiménez Montelongo
American Campesino | 15 poemas para una pandemia by Rubén Rangel
31 Hummingbird A suite of poems by Aideed Medina
Raza for Gaza : Poets in solidarity with Palestine (a community compilation)
La comuna : the art of the commune | A poetry & art broadside
Forthcoming publications:
Enferma mi guitarra—My sick guitar | Poems by Fernando Torres Veliz, Chilean writer
La comuna | the art of the commune | Spring 2025
Submissions
editorial Xingao currently only invites poets to submit work for publication. However, brief queries can be emailed to arnoldoga@gmail.com.
Círculo editorial Xingao Authors
About Prickly Pear Publishing
Prickly Pear Publishing & Nopalli press was started back in 1998 by a couple of writers in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area in response to the lack of publishing opportunities for People of Color (POC) and Women. With the exception of creating short run hand-bound, sewn, or stapled chapbooks — and with the help of local artists to do cover art and book design - the cost of printing full-length collections was still prohibitive.
The other almost insurmountable challenge was distribution. Our books had to be sold by word of mouth, at readings, performances, and workshops. With the advent of print on demand, the ability to sell and purchase books on-line, and through social media, increased possibilities of publishing more work by more writers of color, women, and youth.
Today, there are more opportunities for more and varied voices. The days and pressure of having to contend with the ever unfriendly and elitist gatekeepers who are not understanding of BIPOC writers’ work, or are not very interested in publishing it, at least for now, has lessened.
We continue to celebrate and support independent publishers, bookstores, and booksellers and understand the need to create more opportunities for communities of color, women, and youth to have their voices heard.
Send Us Your Work!
We prioritize work by BIPOC writers whose voices have been systematically and historically excluded. Visit our Submittable page for more information.
Círculo Prickly Pear Authors
About Riot of Roses Publishing House
Since 2021, we have published strictly poetry collections. We publish books mostly in English or bilingual collections. However, we have also published a full-length poetry collection totally en español. Our anthology, Somos Chicanas, includes poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. There are more anthologies to come, as well as books for young people.
Send Us Your Work!
We currently have an open call for a XICANA ekphrastic anthology. We are currently in "Phase 1," which is an open call for visual art. Visit our website for more information: https://www.riotofrosespublishinghouse.com/submit
Círculo Riot of Roses Authors
About FlowerSong Press
Our press nurtures verse, fiction, and nonfiction from, about, & throughout the borderlands, amplifying the voices of those from the Americas and beyond. We welcome allies who understand and stand in solidarity with the voice of people of color, embracing our struggles, truths, and hopes. We publish emerging and established writers across all genres, including poetry, fiction, non-fiction, memoirs, comics, young adult, and children’s books. We are literary, lyrical, and limitless!
Learn more about FlowerSong Press:
Send Us Your Work!
To submit your work, please visit our website.
Email: editor@flowersongpress.com
Círculo FlowerSong Authors