Lalangue is this blank page. Now it isn’t. Because I just put something on it.
Let me put it to you another way: Lalangue is the sound of the refrigerator.
It is the heat generated by an LED bulb.
No, it’s a literary magazine created by two good friends that publishes the things that we, specifically, like.
Please submit poems.
Please submit abnormal and experimental prose.
Please submit music, especially that which is abnormal and/or experimental.
Please submit visual art and film that deals with abnormal or experimental subjects and uses abnormal or experimental techniques.
Please submit types of art that feel like poetry to you.
We publish a quarterly mailer, which we send in physical form to our devoted subscribers. We publish online whenever we happen across something that excites us, and compile a selected array of these online publications into our regular mailer and our e-mail newsletter (which is free, baby, free!) for your perusal, and to remind you to take a gander at what’s new on our beautiful website.
See some materials below to help you gauge whether Lalangue is a good fit for you and your work.
Remember, more than anything, we want to publish stuff that knocks our socks off.
More formal submission details are available in the Submissions Form.
Here is a playlist of music that embodies Lalangue (i.e. our specific personal taste).
Here is a selection of visual art that embodies Lalangue (i.e. our specific personal taste).
Here is a list of the world’s largest gourds.
Here is a list of films that embody Lalangue (i.e. our specific personal taste).
We’ve chosen not to include a list of written work because that’s a lot.