About

Still Point was established in 2014 by arts and humanities researchers at King's College London and University College London. We are a journal of fiction, poetry, art, ideas, essays and opinion. We publish new work on our website in addition to producing an annual print edition. 

Write for the Still Point

We are always looking for new submissions to our online edition. We welcome prose, poetry and visual work in all forms.

Pitches and submissions to the online edition should be sent to stillpointjournal@gmail.com, along with a short author bio.  

Editorial Team


William Burns (Editor) is writing a PhD thesis on modern American poetry and the academy at University College London. He has written for The London Magazine, Critical Quarterly, Cambridge Humanities Review, and Still Point. 


Callie Michail (Poetry Editor) is a poet and PhD student at King’s College, London, interested in experimental poetry, specifically working on the scholarly recovery of the published and unpublished work of Iliassa Sequin. Poems, translations, collages, etc., have appeared in various publications including Snow Lit Rev, The Hythe, Datableed, Pamenar Press, Lumin and Prototype.


Elmos Andrews (Prose Editor) is from North London. He is a recipient of a London Writers Award in literary fiction, and his work has appeared in The London Magazine. He is currently doing a PhD in English at University College London.


Fintan Calpin (Consulting Editor) is finishing a doctorate in contemporary poetry & Marxian theory at King's College London, where he also teaches. His pamphlet Terminal City is forthcoming with Veer2.


Will Fleming (Editor-at-large) is a poet and academic from Ireland, where he is currently based as a Teaching Fellow in Irish Writing in the School of English at Trinity College Dublin. He received his PhD in 2023 from University College London, completing a thesis on Irish small-press poetry and economic development since 1960. His poetry has appeared in Still Point, .pdf, Gorse, The Stony Thursday Book, The Stinging Fly, and elsewhere.

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