Chroma Journal

About

Chroma was founded in 2004 by writer Shaun Levin to create a platform for international queer writing in the UK.

‘the premier print magazine for gay and lesbian prose writers, poets and artists’
Richard Labonte, Bookmarks

Published twice a year, the journal promoted edgy, lyrical, and challenging prose, poetry and artwork by lesbian, gay, bi and trans writers and artists from around the world.

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Chroma was generously supported by Arts Council England

‘another excellent issue…’
The Times

‘…shaping up into a very good literary journal
Diva

‘…striking visual content’ and ‘overall breadth of originality’
GCN, Dublin

‘the most significant development in queer wrtiting in recent years was the arrival in 2004 of the journal Chroma, which offers perhaps the most radiant hope for the future.’
John McCullough, Wolf Magazine

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CHROMA ISSUE 11: THE FINAL ISSUE

Chroma published its last issue in July 2010.

We’ve brought out 11 issues since 2004, and published the work of over 200 new, emerging, and established writers, artists and poets. Thanks to all the resourceful and generous people who worked on the journal, and to everyone who trusted us with their work, and those who bought issues and subscribed. The journal would not have existed without the support of Arts Council England, so a special shout out to them.

Some back issues are still available to purchase on the site, and some of the earlier issues are available online.

We hope you’ve liked what we’ve brought you.