INQUEERY Updates

Issue 3 - Fall 2026
Photo by Kinsey Nixon-Bay  Table of contents Editor's Note Poetry by Sky Odel Kinsey Nixon-Bay cont. Poetry by Abby Jude Introduction to Death by Camryn Moore - Essay Fuck Me Like a Poem by Chris Johnston In Conversation with Audio Helkuik by Andres Di Bauer A TRANSPACIFIC VOYAGE IN THE YELLOW ROOM by Yi-Jung Chen - Flash Fiction 5 Tips for Managing Queer Rage by Allissandra Bequette - Creative Nonfiction Making Recess Matter by Shayne Markell Nolan Ridlon Photography Poetry by Ricardo Moran It's like I was made to bleed seeds... Read more...
Fall Submissions are OPEN
Right back to it, friends.  We hope y'all enjoyed the Summer issue of INQUEERY. It was certainly a labor of love and it's exhilarating to watch the project grow. Fall is here and with that, new opportunities. Submissions are now open through the month of September 🍁  Theme: Surrender & Authenticity Sometimes releasing control is intentional, maybe even graceful. Other times, our hands are forced. Tell us about surrender, about release, about how it has helped you find your way home to yourself. INQUEERY craves work that explores the whole... Read more...
Issue 2 - Summer 2026
Table of contents Editor's Note Beneath My Quilt is Still by Carter Hudson "Self-Made Handsome" by Ash Halle Help Me Learn My Body by Judith Lalone "I am the art and the artist, the watched and the watcher" by Raven Welchel To Be Known is To Be Seen by Skyler Di Bauer Poems by Jeanie Ngo "Butch4Butch" Series by Hefner Cornfed Queer by Chris Johnston Art by Nasta Martyn Five Queer Books People Aren’t Talking About Enough Sydney McGraw Real Love is Deep Fried: Insider Chat and Review of “Frydaddies”... Read more...
Submissions Are Now Open!
Welcome to INQUEERY MAGAZINE. We are now accepting submissions for our second issue / first digital issue. INQUEERY publishes four digital issues a year for Summer, Fall, Winter, & Spring with an annual anthology drop during Pride month.  Since this is our Summer issue, we're interested in the concept of "exposure." The sun illuminates all that was hidden during the winter, the growth that emerged through spring. It's a time of passion, joy, and often, a little bit of drama. Show us your skin. Consider also: Voyeurism, Exhibition, and Visibility.... Read more...