June 15th, 2025

Submissions closed

The submission period for ionosphere Vol. II, Issue 2 is now closed. We will start accepting submissions for Vol. III, Issue 1, on August 1st.

Read the submission guidelines HERE.

*Currently free to read with Kindle Unlimited

November 30th, 2024

Hello Bluesky

Due to its trajectory, Amplicon Press does no longer post to or otherwise support X/Twitter. We have signed up for Bluesky instead. We are still active on Instagram; however, we continue to monitor the situation relating to Meta's recent decision to cease fact-checking its platforms and the effect this might have on marginalized communities.

July 24th, 2024

ionosphere Vol 1 Issue 2 availble now

The literary journal ionosphere focuses on the relationship between science, technology, and the human experience. This issue showcases poems that explore how science and technology affect our lives, the lived experiences of people of diverse backgrounds and identities, and the natural and built environment in fresh and innovative ways. The 21 featured authors represent both established and new voices.

This issue features poetry and essays by Chris Litsey, Giles Goodland, Angela Acosta, Tom Barlow, Ruth E. Thomas, Benjamin Nardolilli, Matthew Merson, Chris Wardle, Joseph Geskey, Bridget Hayes, Nicholas B. Mayo, Alla Turovskaya, Andrea Janelle Dickens, Glenis Moore, Alan Elyshevitz, Louis Faber, Lark Beltran, Mike Marks, Audrey T. Carroll, Catherine Puma, and Joan Lerman.

*Currently free to read with Kindle Unlimited