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Scribograf Literary Submissions – October 2026

This Issue's Theme
Death.
It doesn't knock, or maybe it does. Maybe it's kind. But it is unavoidable, and inevitable. Death. Friend or monster, end or beginning, explore death with us in this issue, and all things around it. We urge you to find movement in complete and still darkness.
Creative Writing
● Short stories [Max 5k words]
● Poetry [Max 1k words]
● Microfiction [Max 150 words]
● Flash Fiction [Max 600 words]
● Script/Dialogue Writing [Max 1k words]
● Letters/Epistolary Writing [Max 1k words]
Non-Fiction Writing [Max 3k words]
● Opinion/Personal Essays
● Analytical/Critical Essays
● Articles (Science, Social, Political, etc.)
● Psychology/Philosophy Essays
Guidelines
Submissions must be original, unpublished, and written by you, with no plagiarism or AI-generated content in any form, and must clearly align with the theme while following the specified word limits. You may submit a maximum of two works, but only one will be selected. Each submission must include a brief explanation of the piece’s idea or theme and a short author bio of 30–50 words written in third person. Please submit your final draft with a clear title and proper paragraph structure, without unnecessary styling. Selected pieces may undergo minor edits for clarity and consistency, with meaningful changes discussed with the writer, and contributors are expected to respond to editorial communication within the given timeline.
DEADLINE: 27 October 2026, 11;59 p.m