Splinter journal spotlights the next generation of literary voices in its fourth issue, which is out now.

After the release of its third issue last month, Splinter literary journal is opening submissions to writers from across Australia and the world. The literary journal – which is published out of Tarntanya (Adelaide) by Writers SA with support from Adelaide University, Flinders University, CreateSA, and the Don Dunstan Foundation – is seeking submissions across a wide […]

Splinter journal’s new First Nations issue invites readers to reflect on Indigenous experiences and resilient cultures through powerful voices and thoughtful storytelling. With a spirit of truth and creativity, the issue amplifies Indigenous perspectives and challenges audiences to see history and the present in new ways.  Launching November 20, 2025, the First Nations issue brings […]

Bats are falling from the sky. There’s an inexplicable knocking on the front door at 2am. The Australian election took place in a parallel universe where climate change doesn’t seem to exist. A man you’ve never met before says he sees you in his dreams. If the apocalypse isn’t here yet (debatable), the writing in […]

After the launch of its first issue last month, Writers SA’s literary journal Splinter is excited to invite submissions for issue two. Splinter is enthusiastic about publishing diverse and intersectional voices and welcomes submissions from writers of all experience levels based anywhere in the world. Because supporting the local writing community is one of our […]

Writers SA is thrilled to announce that its new literary journal, Splinter, has opened submissions for its inaugural issue. Splinter will be a print journal showcasing local voices in their rightful place alongside national and international writers, with at least 25 per cent of its published content authored by SA writers. Published biannually by Writers […]