FOGBODY 001 - RITUAL
ZINE SUBMISSIONS DUE - APRIL 30, 2025
OPEN CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Our first issue explores RITUAL. We're interested in the ceremonies passed down to us and the ones we're creating now. Send us the quiet moments at your altar, the loud celebrations with friends, the ways you mark time alone or together.
WHO CAN SUBMIT?
Anyone with a practice that matters to them. You don't need to be a professional writer or artist - if you have something to share, we want to see it.
WHAT TO SUBMIT:
- Writing about your practices, traditions, or gatherings (up to 2000 words, .doc or .pdf)
- Images of your rituals, spaces, or objects (black & white, high-resolution JPG/TIFF, 300dpi)
- Recipes that have become ceremony
- Instructions for practices you've developed
- Voice recordings with their transcription (MP3 format)
This publication is meant to be an archive of how we engage through RITUAL. If you have an idea that expands beyond what is suggested above, take a risk and submit your magic.
IMPORTANT DETAILS:
- Submit up to 3 pieces total
- All images will be printed in black and white
- Contributors receive two advance copies
- Publication scheduled for August 2025
- Launch celebration in San Francisco
TERMS & CONDITIONS:
Work submitted to FOGBODY remains yours — we do not claim the rights to your pieces, only the right to use them in FOGBODY issue 001, any future reprints of the magazine, and marketing and promotional material related to it. You're always free to publish them elsewhere, whenever wherever you want.
Work can be amended or withdrawn before APRIL 30, 2025.
SUBMIT & CONNECT:
- Submit via this form by APRIL 30, 2025
- Questions? Email hello@breenafain.com
****Feeling shy about submitting your work? I will also be hosting local writing workshops where you can generate material for submissions. Subscribe here to receive updates, submission examples, and work up the courage ;) ****
ABOUT:
FOGBODY is created by Breena Fain in San Francisco. Through workshops, rituals, and creative practice, she makes space for exploring life's transitions. Her background in hypnosis, meditation, and end-of-life care shapes how she approaches documenting collective experience.