Quibble Lit
Volume VII: PEOPLE
Cover Art: “Smoking”
By Devon Balwit
Quibble Lit is a contemporary literature magazine publishing poetry, prose, and visual art.
Established in 2022, self-funded, & built by a collective of artists and volunteers, we curate a quarterly print volume and online galleries built around a theme, with the shared mission of making writing more meaningful.
With our latest installment — PEOPLE, our 7th print volume and 19th issue — Quibble Lit has published over 500 authors (and nearly 200 in print!)
In Spring of 2026, we launched Sunday SubDays: Quibble's Indie Lit Podcast, where we chat with editors, writers, publishers, and other warriors of words.
Submissions are free when open (JUNGLE arrives this summer!)
Published artists receive a Contributor’s Copy of the print issue.
Thank you for reading! If you’d like to support our mission, please consider following along on social media.
ARCHIVE
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![Reflections of sailboats with masts on the water's surface.]()
RIPPLE
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![Abstract collage artwork made from cut and layered pieces of paper in blue, green, yellow, orange, and brown tones, creating geometric shapes and patterns.]()
VESSEL
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![An abstract painting featuring vibrant colors such as blue, yellow, red, green, purple, and orange with swirling patterns, dots, and lines.]()
SIMPLE
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![A colorful painting of a doorway with a blue frame, opening into a room filled with green houseplants, some in small pots on a table and others climbing on the walls and ceiling. The scene is bright and cheerful, with warm tones and detailed shadows.]()
SPECIAL
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![Black and white photo of an old stone bridge over a small river, with historic buildings and leafless trees in the background, during evening or night.]()
CHANNEL
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![Abstract watercolor painting with a light blue background, pastel-colored geometric shapes, and colorful lines across the composition.]()
PASTEL
The Ps&Qs Audio Poem Awards recognizes exceptional poems that thrive through breath, cadence, presence, and performance—work that embodies the irreplaceable intimacy of the spoken word.
Quibble Interview with Lit Mag News
Check out our interview from Lit Mag News, with the impeccable Becky Tuch. Our interview explores Quibble’s origin as a self-funded, volunteer-driven project, the philosophy behind its themed issues, and the realities—both joyful and difficult—of assembling literary work in public.