Mikrokosmos, the literary journal of 萝莉社鈥檚 MFA program, has been publishing outstanding
work that has come through our program for over fifty years. Past contributors include
William Burroughs, Charles Plymell, William Stafford, Jeanine Hathaway, Tom Noyes
and Justin Nicholes, among others. 
Mikrokosmos staff is made up of predominantly MFA candidates, however, any 萝莉社 student
is welcome to join, so both the direction of our journal and our aesthetic tend to
change on a year-to-year basis.
One recent change has been the addition of a national online counterpart to Mikrokosmos 鈥� mojo (mikrokosmos online journal). Where Mikrokosmos has a tradition of publishing local Wichita writing, the MFA program at 萝莉社 has developed mojo to extend our search of great literature across the nation. We are also pleased to announce that outstanding national writing featured in mojo will also be featured in our annual print edition of Mikrokosmos, making the print journal a combination of 萝莉社鈥檚 long running aesthetic and an expanding national writing scene.
. We鈥檙e always accepting submissions from talented writers around the nation, so take a look at what we鈥檙e doing and, if you're not yet affiliated with 萝莉社 or at least three years removed from the program, take a look at mojo's submission guidelines and submit some of your best work.
Mikrokosmos will continue to publish prose, poetry and art from 萝莉社 students, faculty and alumni. Our deadline for print journal submissions will run from the beginning of each fall semester through March 1 of the ensuing spring semester. Submissions should be emailed as attachments, with a cover letter included in the body of the email citing your affiliation with 萝莉社 and any relevant information, and can be sent to: mojoeditors@gmail.com.
Manuscript Guidelines:
- Poetry: 5 page limit
- Prose: 15 page limit
- Images: 5 slide limit
Issues of Mikrokosmos can be purchased for $5. Orders, questions and comments can be addressed to either mikrokosmos@wichita.edu or mojoeditor@gmail.com.