Locust #2 (Vol 3) is out today, featuring work by B. Z. Niditch, Christopher Barnes, Michael Cluff, Peycho Kanev, Amit Parmessur, Byron Beynon, Jeffrey Park, Austin McCarron, Amanda Reck, Brad Evans, Steve Danziger. Issue 3 will be more socially conscious and, in a way, even politically committed, so please emailShow More »
Locust Magazine submission consideration has been closed sooner than scheduled due to the great number of good submissions that have flooded in (and, consequently, have been accepted) in such a short time. We must thank all the poets and writers that consider Locust Magazine well worth entrusting their work to.Show More »
Locust Vol 3 #1 is out at last! Contributions for Vol 3 #2 will be considered from January 2012.Show More »
In spite of Locust Pamphlets schedule, LP No 3 is out just one year later than scheduled and it is not a prose issue but poetry once again. Prose is to be put off until issue No 4 or No 5. Locust Pamphlets No 3 features Silenus, a pseudo-mythological poemShow More »
Locust #10 (Vol 2) will come out a bit later than scheduled, some time in September 2010 instead of August. Issue #10 will be the last issue of Volume 2 and it will also mark the end of life of the old site.Show More »
Locust Pamphlets No 2 featuring Hoberon, a long poem by Patrick Gasperini, is available for purchase now. A free sample is available for download. Please take a look at Locust Pamphlets.Show More »
Contributions for Locust Vol 2 #8 are now closed. Please, send your creative work from August 2009 in order to be considered for Locust #9, due out in December 2009.Show More »
Locust Pamphlets No 1 is available for purchase. It features a long poem by Patrick Gasperini, Journal of a Metaphysical Mutation. A free sample is also available for download. Please take a look at Locust Pamphlets.Show More »
Locust Pamphlets No 1 will be available from May 15, 2009. The Locust Pamphlets series will be featuring works by the Locust Magazine editor, Patrick Gasperini, which already appeared in UK magazines a few years ago. Unsolicited submissions will not be considered.Show More »
Here is Locust Pamphlets schedule:No 1 – May 2009 (Poetry)No 2 – August 2009 (Poetry)No 3 – November 2009 (Prose)Show More »