Our final featured contributor for Issue III is Rachel Schwebach @indysmutpeddler. Her 4-season nude photography brought a sense of beauty and continuity into our issue (altho some edits were needed to share these images here) See more in Transients Mag Issue III (link in bio).

Issue IV is HERE! This issue explored the concepts of searching and finding ─ how these can motivate, challenge, & lead you astray, inspired by the Colombian/Latin American myth of a lost city or kingdom of gold, 'El Dorado'.  Read this new issue at the link in our bio 🪙

Submissions for Transients Magazine Issue V are open now until 1 May. Yes, 1 May. We're doing things a bit differently this time around. Visit the link in our bio for more details.

We are BACK with contributor profiles for Issue IV!

Our 1st featured contributor Christopher Tang christopher tang has 2 pieces in Issue IV, which both demonstrate a certain nostalgic romance to his writing - I find myself filling the spaces btw the words with someone I've loved Read more in Transients Mag Issue IV (link in bio)

This week's featured contributor J.B. Kalf has a knack for you want to keep reading. From the title on, if "Luckily The Lab Monkeys Were Evacuated" catches your eye, read on in Transients Magazine Issue IV (link in bio). Submissions for Issue V are open from now to 1 May 🖊️

This week's featured contributor Cassidy Reece explores the impulse driving people to search for what did not exist & the places this passion can lead us in our lives Passion subdues the sting of an inevitable death, indeed Read more in Transients Mag Issue IV (link in bio)

Is something worthwhile if it makes you feel vulnerable and humiliated? This week's featured contributor Mena Brazinski considers makes a pursuit 'nobel' - and is that worthwhile? Read 'Winter Wraps Around Again' & more in Transients Mag Issue IV (link in bio)

Suze Kay @suze_chef , this week's featured contributor, discovers fantasy conjured will not match reality in 'TINNED FISH SUMMER' - a short poem which made me pause, reconsider, re-read & rethink my own conjured visions. Read more in Transients Magazine Issue IV (link in bio)

It's your last chance to submit to Transients Magazine Issue V! 🖤 Submissions will close at 11:59pm 1 May (London time) - we have some excellent pieces so far, but room for a few more - especially art and prose. So please submit your art and prose! Keep creating 🖤

This week's featured contributor Patricia Russo's poem "Nesting" is a favourite. Her work has a directness which firmly leads you to the end... and then leaves. And I stand there wondering, what does the dove know that I don't? Read more in Transients Mag Issue IV (link in bio)

Today is your final day to submit to Transients Mag Issue V! linktr.ee/transientsmag

Robert Boucheron is this week's featured contributor. His non-fiction essay 'The Godless Life' examines the reality of life without believing. The inaccuracies of language are nowhere more apparent than in sharing experiences. Read more in Transients Mag Issue IV (link in bio)

An artist & illustrator, collage art from this week's featured contributor Irina Tall graced Issue IV. Her work combines pieces, forms, faces & textures to evoke an otherworldly & ethereal sense of continuity. See more in Transients Mag Issue IV (link in bio)

Nostalgia & memory can hit us unexpectedly & a simple carving can bring back senses, smells, & emotions from a place we left. This week's featured contributor Ryan Keating considers this nostalgic power in 'Kyrgyzstan Souvenir' Read more in Transients Mag Issue IV (link in bio)

Publishing 14 June, 2025 - our second anniversary issue (and ONLY issue for 2025!)

Our featured contributor this week is Rachel Coyne. Her bold, colourful work regularly graces the pages of Transients Magazine, and bring a joyous and earthy vivacity.  See more in Transients Magazine Issue IV (link in bio)

Our final contributor of issue IV is Anuoluwa Ngozi Odunanuoluwakitan. With a poetic voice which reaches across the pages & echoes of a home left behind & family you can't forget, NOMAD speaks powerfully and with a hot intensity Read more in Transients Mag Issue IV (link in bio)

Isn't she GORGEOUS?? 🌊