Submit your work to our growing lineup of magazines: Inspiró, SNIFF, Fuel and Pulp.
The Male Muse Publishing welcomes international creatives celebrating the male form to submit their works for consideration to Inspiró, SNIFF, Fuel, and Pulp! We are passionate about celebrating new queer talent through a wide variety of homoerotic expression. We're also now looking for models and male content creators as well. Detailed submission guidelines for each publication at the bottom of this page.
Magazine Overviews
About Inspiró Magazine:
Inspiró magazine celebrates gay erotic art in all of its lusty forms with each issue showcasing 12 unique artists from around the globe.
We invite submissions in a variety of modalities, including painting, photography, illustration, graphic design, or any other visual mediums.
If your work involves sculpture, ceramics, plastic arts, film, dance, theater, or other performing arts, please send up to four stills or photographs that capture your work, along with relevant links to online portfolios. If applicable, include a brief synopsis of your project. View Inspiró HERE.
About SNIFF Magazine:
SNIFF magazine is born out of the same spirit as Inspiró, but with an exclusively queer fetish focus. Conceived as a safe space for unrestrained queer expression in a world often stifled by censorship and moral panic, SNIFF gives a platform to artists who dare to show what others hide. View SNIFF HERE.
About Fuel Magazine:
Fuel magazine celebrates the male body through a queer lens. Featuring acclaimed photographers, exclusive interviews, and stunning model features. With three or four distinctive photographers in each issue, compelling model features, and a clear editorial vision, the magazine was created to bring something genuinely fresh in the landscape of queer media and photography publications. View Fuel HERE.
About Pulp Zine:
Pulp zine features the photographic work of Mark Alan at The Male Muse, partnered with written works by international writers. We invite submissions of poetry, short fiction, and other forms of homoerotic written work. View Pulp HERE.
Detailed Submission Guidelines
Inspiró Visual Artists (How to submit):
Please either include links to online profiles showcasing your portfolio, or send low resolution samples to the email address listed below.
Inspiró is curated to showcase an overview of your complete work, so we aren't publishing single editorials featuring one model or concept. We want our readers to get a good overview of who you are as an artist. So the more variety the better.
Fuel Photographers, Models & Content Creators (How to submit):
Please either include links to online profiles showcasing your portfolio, or send low resolution samples to the email address listed below.
Photographers: Fuel can be curated to showcase a broad spectrum of your work, or focus on a limited thematic editorial featuring one model or concept. Since each issue only features 3 or 4 photographers, we're dedicating 15 to 20 pages for your work. This allows us to give a much deeper presentation than possible in our other magazines. Since there is more page space to cover, we'll be asking you for a larger collection to review.
Models & Content Creators: We want to hear from you as well. Our vision with Fuel is to also be able to do short portfolio features showcasing you. We've had so much incredible model talent contacting us over the years, but unfortunately we didn't have an appropriate place to present them. Now that's changed.
SNIFF Visual Artists & Editorial Ideas (How to submit):
As above, please either include links to online profiles showcasing your portfolio, or send low resolution samples to the email address listed below.
SNIFF takes a broad and evolving approach to what we feature. Alongside queer fetish artists and photographers, we’re interested in compelling editorial features exploring people, events, brands, and subcultures within the kink community. If you have an idea for a feature or editorial contribution, please email us an outline.
Writers for Pulp and SNIFF (How to submit):
Please submit a sample of your work in WORD, TEXT or PDF format. The text should preferably be under 1000 to 1500 words, but open to reviewing longer form pieces. Alternatively, you can provide links to websites where we can read your work.
Review Process & Next Steps
Once your submission is reviewed, we will notify you of our decision within one to two weeks. Accepted artists are then added to our contributor list, where we arrange future quarterly editions. We work 4 to 6 months out from publication dates, so please be aware that it may take a while for us to secure a slot for you. If you are selected, we generally we need about 40 images to work with, though we never know exactly how many of those will make the final layout until the pages come to life. We may also request specific images from your portfolio that we would like to include.
If selected we will also need a brief bio and any website or social media account information for you.
Feel free to contact us with any additional questions.
