Meet The Elysian Chronicles.
We provide all writers with a platform to share their work, regardless of their preferred genre, age, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, religion, or cultural beliefs.
If you've ever wanted to publish your writing but were unable to find the right opportunity, this is the place for you! It doesn't matter if you're a teenager or an adult—if you're a writer, The Elysian Chronicles wants to project your voice through our platforms.
Read Our Story to learn more about how this magazine was born, and Our Values to see if you believe this is the perfect place for you (we already know it is)!
Our Story
The Elysian Chronicles was established in March 2023 by a young writer based in North America (Kallie E. Sage, @thetalethatneverends on Instagram). She noticed a discrepancy within a lot of the publishing opportunities present, in which writers were being rejected left and right without proper feedback.
That's when this magazine was created. It's built on the hopes that every writer gets the feedback or comments they need to improve their craft, and are able to be encouraged to pursue their dreams.
The logo seen on the right is our very first logo! Since then, we have gone through a rebrand to better fit our style and vision.
What We Value
Read below to learn more about what we look for in each of the pieces submitted.
The logo seen on the right is our current logo! We believe it truly encompasses the style of The Elysian Chronicles and is the correct rendition of our magazine.
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Inclusivity
Your ethnicity, cultural and/or religious beliefs, sexuality, gender, or any other identity factors do not place a role in whether or not your work is considered for publication.
02
Transparency
If you've submitted your work to us, you will receive in-depth feedback from one of our editors. We believe transparency is incredibly important.
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Cultivating Art
Writing is a form of art and it is crucial to us that we are able to encourage this art to flourish. Art is what makes life worth living, and we motivate artists to continue their work.