Magazine website template

Describe the magazine in the prompt — genre focus, editorial ethos, reading periods — and B12 builds a literary journal website the same day. Current issue, archive, submissions, and masthead already laid out. You edit it in the browser without code, drop in your first pieces, and launch. Free to start.

Yes. The Submissions section includes reading period info, genre guidelines, and a link to your Submittable page or a submissions email — whichever your magazine uses. Update reading periods in the browser as they open and close, so writers know exactly when to send work. See our media website prompt for a related editorial-publishing layout.

No developer. Issues, pieces, submissions info, masthead — all editable in the browser. B12 generates the literary journal from a single prompt, and if you want the typography and reading experience pushed further (small-press-caliber design), B12's design experts can refine the type and layout — which matters more here than almost any other category.

Yes. Built for exactly that. Small independent literary magazines live and die on the quality of the writing and the considered feel of the reading experience — not on marketing. Keep the design restrained, publish on a real schedule, and pay writers when you can. Every one of those signals matters to the writers you want submitting.