We're looking for fiction, essays, and artwork -- especially comic strips, spot art and filler illustrations, and cover art.
...And remember, "anthropomorphic" doesn't just mean "funny animals" or "furries" -- nearly anything can be anthropomorphized!
For all you furry artists and writers out there this is a call to have your works published for all the world to see!

Submission Guidelines

• In general, we ask that material submitted to Yarf! be original works (not previously or simultaneously published elsewhere). Exceptions, especially older or more obscure material, will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
• For artwork of any sort, please send quality reproductions (no originals, please), with a margin of 1/2" on all sides. Cover art should be roughly square and at least 7 1/2" wide. We encourage artist to send us existing unpublished material that our readers would otherwise never see as well as new artwork.
• If possible, stories and articles should be sent on a 3 1/2" computer disk. This saves us a great deal of re-typing. Any common Macintosh or IBM word processing format is acceptable. And in this modern age email is encouraged. Plain text or file enclosures are accepted.
• This is not an X-rated 'zine. Material of an overtly sexual or gratuitously violent nature is not accepted. While Yarf! is certainly not a "children's magazine", we don't want to worry about who reads it. MPAA movie rating seem to be an accepted means of defining content; we prefer G-, PG-, or R-rated material.
• Remember, we exercise editorial prerogatives. Not all material we receive will be accepted, and we may ask that changes be make to a submission before publication. We are, after all, not an APA -- we are a magazine... people pay good money for this, and we want Yarf! to be the best it can possibly be.