“Luanne Castle’s Rooted & Winged,” Anti-Heroin Chic, December 2022.

“A Philosopher Is Bitten by the Imp of the Perverse,” Book XI: A Journal of Literary Philosophy, August 16, 2022.

“Yon Frederick,” The Ekphrastic Review (John Bradley Challenge), May 6, 2022. 

“Henrietta’s Saving Grace,” Coneflower Cafe, Choeofpleirn Press, Spring 2022.
*Nominated for the 2022 O. Henry Award*
*Nominated for 2022 Pushcart Prize*
*Nominated for 2022 Best American Short Stories Anthology*

“New England Gothic,” The Chamber Magazine, September 21, 2021.

“A Formal Feeling Comes,” Remington Review, Fall 2021.

“Cindy’s Albino Skunk,” The Laurel Review, Volume 53, Issue 1, 2020.

“Return to Nova Scotia: 1925,” Mom Egg Review: Home, Vol. 18, 2020.

“Siren Song,” Adelaide Literary Magazine, Year V, Number 43, December 2020.

“Leaving the Farm,” Sunspot Literary Journal, Volume 2 Issue #1, 2020.

“The Strange End of Laura Farnsworth’s Marrage,” Smoky Quartz, Fall 2019.

“Esther on eBay,” Open: Journal of Arts & Letters, August 2019.

“The Night the Billado Block Burned Down,” MetaWorker Literary Magazine, July 29, 2019.

“Her Mother’s Eulogy,” DASH: Literary Journal, Volume 12, Spring 2019.

“The Pilgrimage,” The Woven Tale Press, Vol. VII #9, 2019.

“Beware the Ides of September,” The Raven’s Perch, February 6, 2019.

“Cathy and Jimmy and Clarence Makes Three,” Aji Magazine, no. 9, Fall 2018.

“The Story of Henry: Chapter and Verse,” Adelaide Literary Review, Year II, Number 8, July 2017.

“A Little Madness in the Spring,” Evening Street Review, No. 17, Autumn 2017.

“Norman Archambeau Meets His New Neighbor,” Foliate Oak Literary Magazine, October 2016.

“Convalescent,” Entelechy International, Number 7, 2012.

“Just Breathe,” Hospital Drive, Winter/Spring 2012.

“Living in the Ben Franklin Block,” Serving House Journal, Issue 3, Spring 2011.

“1950: New Neighbors,” Peregrine, XXIII, 2005.

“Existence, Faith, Volition,” whimperbang, Issue 7, 2005.

“Cousin Charlotte’s Story,” Ad Hoc Monadnock Online, November 2004.

“Hers Alone,” Ballyhoo Stories, 2004.

“To The Phillips Motel in Sheldon,” Slow Trains, Spring 2004.

“Notes On Ronny Anderson,” eye~rhyme, No. 5, 2003.

“Sea Glass,” Mystic River Review, Spring/Summer 2001.

“1917,” Blueline: A literary magazine dedicated to the spirit of the Adirondacks, 2001.

“Wake,” The Brownstone Review, No. 10, 2000.

“Birth of the ‘Man-Friday’ Catamaran,” Rio Grande Review, Volume XV, No. 11, 1996.

“Wailing,” Soundings East, Volume 12, No. 1, 1989.

“You Can’t Shut Your Eyes Against the Light,” The Long Story, No. 7, Spring 1989.

“Over the River to Grandmother’s House We Go,” First Literary Review-East, July 2022.

“Once Discovered,” DASH Literary Journal, Volume 15, Spring 2022.

“To Live by the Sea,” DASH Literary Journal, Volume 15, Spring 2022.

“At Summer’s End,” North of Oxford, June 2020.

“Creosote Reverie,” Smoky Quartz, Fall 2019.

“On First Hearing Odetta,” One Sentence Poems, May 2019.

“Grief Song,” Cleaning Up Glitter, April 2019, Volume 1, Issue 1.

“In the Days Before Spring,” Pinyon, Spring 2019.

“Remembering Etaples,” The Ekphrastic Review, December 21, 2018.

“Psalm for Anorexia,” Medical Literary Messenger, Volume 5, No. 2, Spring/Summer 2018.

“Walking with My Mother,” One Sentence Poems, 4/3/2018.

“Oak Bluffs: 1963,” BLISS: A Poetry Anthology, Muse Press, 2013.

“Northeast Kingdom,” The Larcom Review, Spring/Summer 2001.

“Pier 12,” Natural Bridge, Number 5, Spring 2001.

“Cape Elizabeth: 1962,” The Writing on the Wall, Volume 2, No. 2, 1994.

21 thoughts on “Literary Magazine Publications”

      1. Liz, I just finish writing my forth book, a historical Time-slip love story novel set in 1690 and emailed to my editor. Now I can start reading you Short Story,
        THE STORY OF HENRY:
        CHAPTER AND VERSE
        By Elizabeth Gauffreau

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  3. Thank you, Mathew! I’d recommend that you start researching magazines that align well with the type of writing you do. You could start by signing up for a free Submittable account (https://www.submittable.com/). This will give you access to their database of submission calls. I also subscribe to their newsletter, which highlights submission calls on a weekly basis. Poets & Writers has a large database of magazines looking for submissions as well: https://www.pw.org/literary_magazines. The Six Questions For . . . blog is another good place to look: https://sixquestionsfor.blogspot.com/. I’ll also pass along the best advice I ever received about publication, which was to work on honing my craft first–which is exactly what I did!

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  4. Liz, as a college prof I wrote for academic journals. After retirement, I skipped the literary-type writing (at which you excel) and went headlong into learning the craft of memoir., culminating with publishing Mennonite Daughter this past September.

    I applaud your success in the genre – brava!

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    1. Thank you for the compliment, Marian! I went to grad school for fiction writing and was lucky enough to find a home in nontraditional higher education for a day job. The professional writing I do nowadays is for administration. Do you think you might try your hand at writing fiction?

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