Slippage Lit Magazine About Page

Slippage Lit is an international literary magazine devoted to publishing experimental and strange works of fiction, poetry and non-fiction.

 

About

 

Founded in Sarajevo in late 2018 by two Bosnians and one geographically-challenged Australian, Slippage Lit aims to publish writing that doesn’t get enough attention.

Mission
We are a small, independent literary magazine with a mission to publish the strangest, most daring and unorthodox, quality work we can find. We hope to give a voice to all those poems, stories, essays, and everything in between, that just don’t fit in anywhere else. Our ongoing goal is to give a platform for writing in a strange style, or an antiquated genre that just isn’t published anymore, or was never published at all.
Slippage Lit aims to foster an open and encouraging community of readers and writers who are looking for something a little bit different.

Schedule
We publish 3 issues a year. Issue 5 will be published on the 19th of July, 2020.

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Any questions? Contact us here

 

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Jacob Parsons, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Originally from Darwin, Australia, Jacob also spends time in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. His poetry and nonfiction have appeared in numerous places, both online and in print. Examples of his work can be found in Cordite Poetry Review, Noble/Gas Qtrly, and Verity La. For a full list of his published work visit his website at https://jacobkparsons.wordpress.com

 
 

Admir Šiljak, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Admir Šiljak is a writer and co-founder of Slippage Lit. Situated in and working from Sarajevo, he studies English Literature. Currently, he’s focusing most of his energy on publishing, and also working as an editor for Slippage Lit.

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Semina Pekmezović, Social Media Manager
Semina Pekmezović is an engineering student from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. She feels Slippage Lit is just using her for her technological know-how. Other than that she provides social media skills the editors very much lack.