o bod is an anti-discipline magazine based in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal

+ contributors

Ibrahim Abusitta
Hoda Adra
asmaa al-issa
ANTCONSTANTINO
Alexa Bunnell
Georgia Phillips-Amos
Anonymous
Gau Beats
Ramón Miranda Beltrán
Pamela Beyer
Shary Boyle
Jacob Caines
Raven Chacon
Aeden Corey
Alexei Perry Cox
Teo Rivera-Dundas
Biggie Diehl
Sepideh Eghtedari
Rihab Essayh
Nicole Raziya Fong
Sallie Fullerton
Nora Fulton
Regina José Galindo
Semíramis Gonzáles
Janice Grey
Emily Laurent Henderson
Catherine Christer Hennix
Sandra Huber
Maria Hupfield
Stephen Jackman-Torkoff
Jamie Johnston
Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona
Koko Summer Rainbow Kester
Anna Kovler
Layli Long Soldier
Josh MacPhee
Resham Mantri
Dana Michel
Pat McCarthy
Wanda Nanibush
Michael Nardone
Aaron Obedkoff
Cheryl Okuthe
maya rae oppenheimer
Alaina Perez
Peroli
Putterier
Ali Pinkney
Beatriz Golovan del Pino
Nasser Rabah
Ashley Raghubir
Jagdeep Raina
JFK Randhawa
Yuliana Ortiz Ruano
David Sebastiàn Lopez Restrepo
Mel Rheingrüber
Erin Robinsong
Jashim Rodriguez
hannah rubin
Gabrielle Octavia Rucker
Jesse Ruddock
Wander Scheefër
Pamela Sneed
Layli Long Soldier
Mosab Abu Toha
Virgil B/G Taylor
Cecilia Vicuña
Geneviève Wallen
Olivia Wood
Aicha Bint Yusif
Yuxin Zhao

+ founding editors

effy morris
jesse ruddock
georgia phillips-amos

+ contact

email: obodmag@gmail.com
instagram: obodmag

+ submissions

o bod is curated by our editors and guest editors. we have open reading periods in the months of january and june, when we consider previously unpublished work and welcome short (2-4 line) pitches at obodmag@gmail.com.

as a small nonprofit, we cannot respond to all submissions, but our editorial board reviews them collectively, with care, and with no regard for the hierarchies of publishing. we seek to publish unknown writers and artists alongside the known and celebrated. always, we are interested in work that breaks with conventions of form.

+ funding

contributors to o bod are paid for their work. issues 1-4 received funding from the centre for expanded poetics at concordia university. o bod now forms part of the nonprofit collective poétiques expansés.