EDITOR'S NOTE: Updates/CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS!!!

Hey lovelies! 

The response to our rebranding has been AMAZING. We're delighted to curate daring, darling works of fiction, poetry, nonfiction, music, and more! 

This effervescent editor is soon starting school, thus adjusting our publication sched/response times.

We'll be publishing more randomly/less frequently over these next few months. All print publications will be suspended until further notice. (Keep an eye out- exciting changes forthcoming!) 

We've been proud of supplying rapid response rates. From now on, please expect response times to lengthen to weeks and possibly into months. If you're feeling itchy after four months, get in touch with us!

Read our full guidelines here. 

ALSO! *drumroll* 

Volunteer Positions are OPEN for the Fall!!! 

Open positions/how to apply below.


Please note: Volunteer positions are now filled until further notice! 

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS!!!


Role: Social Media Assistant 

Description: 

(We say "social media", but really, it's just Twitter.)

Every month, the EIC will email you the publication schedule for that month. It will be your responsibility to post publications to Twitter with the correct link and correct tagging of author or artist. 

Volunteer role will run from September 2022- end of December 2022, with possibility of renewal. 

No pay, but you will be credited on our website/Twitter, and have a cool brag point for the CV.

To apply, email punkmonkmagazine(at)gmail(dot)com w/ Subject: Social Media Assistant (Your Name) and a cover letter describing relevant experience and why you think you'd be the best fit! 

Social media management experience/savvy is preferred but not necessary. Please attach a CV.


Role: Reader 

Description: 

The EIC will email you submissions to read over. You will reply within a week of receipt with comments (if desired), and a vote of Yes or No for acceptance. 

Volunteer role will run from September 2022- end of December 2022, with possibility of renewal. 

No pay, but you will be credited on our website, and have a cool brag point for the CV. 

To apply, email punkmonkmagazine(at)gmail(dot)com w/ Subject: Reader (Your Name) and a cover letter describing relevant experience, how long you've been reading Punk Monk Magazine, if you prefer reading fiction or poetry, and why you think you'd be the best fit! 

Previous reader/editorial experience preferred but not necessary. Please attach a CV. 

Priority given to poetry readers!


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