Last weekend, I facilitated a workshop all about experimental writing as part of Dzanc Books’ National Workshop Day. During the workshop, I talked a bit about publishing experimental writing and gave the participants a (very incomplete) list of venues that are particularly amenable to this kind of writing. Below is this list. Of course, what is categorized as “experimental” varies largely from person to person, but each of these places in interested is work somewhere along the spectrum. As always, check out some writing from the magazine itself to see what they’re into. Happy sending!
- >kill author
- 580 Split
- A cappella Zoo
- Artifice Magazine
- Beeswax
- Big Lucks
- Black Warrior Review
- Conjunctions Magazine
- Corium Magazine
- decomP
- DIAGRAM
- DOGZPLOT
- Fourth Genre
- Fringe Magazine
- Gargoyle
- Hobart
- JMWW
- Keyhole Magazine
- Metazen
- Monkeybicycle
- Necessary Fiction
- Neon
- New Letters
- Night Train
- Ninth Letter
- PANK
- Pear Noir!
- Phoebe
- Sonora Review
- The Broken Plate
- The Reprint
- Third Coast
- Whistling Fire
- Wigleaf
- Word Riot
- Writers’ Bloc
What did I miss? Leave other possible markets for experimental writing in the comments and I’ll add them to the list.
Aubrey Hirsch 
Nice list. I’d add: Sonora Review, Gargoyle, Phoebe, Big Lucks, Neon, and The Reprint (shameless self promotion plug).
Awesome, Richard. I’ll add ’em!