10/11/2020
Mind Palace: what are the rooms of memory in which you find yourself?
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11/10/2020
Embracing the mundane, Rebecca Collins Pfeiffer dares to reframe friendship as the incredibly passionate and fumbling experience that she understands it to be. Read her poem in Issue 3! Link in bio.
07/10/2020
Philosophy meets film: we invite you to inspect Black Mirror’s Bandernatch for the implications of predeterminism, or any other ideas you might have!
05/10/2020
Write a memoir through the songs that have held particular meaning for different phases of your life.
01/10/2020
Write a 26-sentence long piece where each sentence starts with the consecutive letter of the alphabet!
29/09/2020
The laws of physics state that it is possible to un-cook an egg, un-break a glass or un-melt an ice cube. What would our world look like without Time Reversal Symmetry? Send us your response and get published in our next issue!
25/09/2020
Rachna Iyer writes about surrealism through nightmarish scenarios; read more on our website! Illustrations by Kainaaz Chothia.
20/09/2020
In this short memoir, Aruni Soni plays around with indentation to symbolize broader themes of time and its progression. Illustrations by Instagram handle .shaks! Read more on our website.
19/09/2020
What does it taste like in your mouth to say “I love you”? Austin Sayre’s poem speaks to love and vulnerability - not from the heart, but from the tongue that admits it. More on the website!
We’re open to submissions for our next issue! Submit your work and get published. If you’re stuck in your writing, check out our writing prompts to let your creativity hop out of the box.
16/09/2020
Steamed buns. Stir fry rice. General Tso’s chicken. Taste the stories behind your favorite Chinese restaurant orders. 🍜
Read Jamie Xu’s second piece through the link in our bio!
09/09/2020
Huge shoutout to Veena Dinavahi for submitting a response to one of our writing prompts, “Backwards.” Intrigued? Visit our website today to read the full article.
Illustrations by Sarah Auches.
04/09/2020
First up in our second issue, Monica Vogel writes about the Divided Man, a commentary on social justice through an internal battle of one’s splitting sanity. Illustrations by Chloe Bonner. Read the full piece on our website!
30/08/2020
The Unorthodocs presents its second issue featuring reverse chronological orders, a divided man, some pork dumplings and more bizarre writing.
28/08/2020
Open your mind and tell us what you see, sans psychological analysis.
28/08/2020
talks about a different kind of mask - one you have been wearing long before 2020. Read the full story on our website.
26/08/2020
Get writing, and stay tuned for our next issue!
23/08/2020
We might not give you $200 as you pass GO, but since when has money ever been a motivator... Submit your work today for our next issue!
22/08/2020
encourages us to keep thinking differently in What Keeps You Sane. Illustrations by !
20/08/2020
Start getting those creative juices a-mixing! More writing prompts on our ideascape.
18/08/2020
Jamie Xu explores the methodology of an art form in The Nigerian Man Who Asked Me How To Draw. Read more on our website! Illustrations by .
16/08/2020
def function (publish):
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14/08/2020
Beauty explains herself in this satire written by .19. For the full piece, visit our website today!
The Unorthodocs is currently open to submissions; send us your writing today.
12/08/2020
How much are we really seeing? Think Unorthodocs and submit your quirky thoughts today!
10/08/2020
In her self-portrait, Rachna Iyer examines her self as a reflection of the women who precede her. Read the full piece in our first issue. Illustrations by Molly Sood.
We are currently accepting submissions for our next issue - go to our website to get published today!
08/08/2020
Get creative; get published! We want to see where you take this. More prompts on our ideascape on our website.
07/08/2020
Constructed with a ruse of a self-help guide, Jamila Dawkins writes about her memories, identity, and more, in How To Plait Bad Hair. Illustrations by Rhea Iyer.
06/08/2020
Revisit something familiar to you with a new eye, and capture what swims under the sea. Send us your response and get published in our next issue! For more writing prompts check out our ideascape on our website.
04/08/2020
Fate and Fantasy exchange letters in Sumil Nair’s Heaven Above. Read the full piece in our first issue!
01/08/2020
Ever written anything in reverse chronological order? Try it out and get published in our next issue! Peruse more writing prompts on our ideascape through the link in our bio.
31/07/2020
We are all subject to the writer's block, the emptiness of a blank mind, the frustration of an un-inked page. While The Unorthodocs magazine desires to inspire creativity through the collection of novel work, we also offer you an assemblage of writing prompts to push you to think outside of the box. Check out our ideascape today!
30/07/2020
Presenting our first issue!
Note from the editors:
As our world the way we are accustomed to it has come teetering to a halt, we are being faced with adversities that challenge the status quo and push us to think outside of the box for solutions. We are in an age where creativity has been given a golden platform to prove its worth.
As writers, we encourage this mentality now and beyond. We encourage people to reflect, contemplate and question, and we encourage people to present their endeavors to the world. Keep pushing the boundaries of the constructs that seem static.
We hope that you are inspired by the material we present to you, that we illuminate the creative sparks home to your mind, and that you find light in the gift of challenge.
Visit the website in our bio!
28/07/2020
The Unorthodocs is here! We are a magazine dedicated to inspiring your creativity and supporting your literary endeavors. We believe that artistic expression has no bounds and offer a platform to broadcast your creative liberties. Visit our website for a compilation of writing prompts or to simply peruse our first issue.
The Unorthodocs accepts ALL forms of submissions - be it a product review, a monologue, a memoir, a haiku, an academic essay, or something that doesn't even have a name. We encourage BIZARRE ideas. This is a great way to get published with no restrictions hindering your idiosyncratic quirks. Write to us today! Click the link in our bio.
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