Open Call: Contributors for Cyborg Lifestyle Magazine Cyborg Lifestyle Magazine is a speculative print/digital hybrid that borrows the glossy grammar of teen magazines, survivalist catalogs, and National Geographic exposés—only to turn them inside out. Imagine: fake ads for biotech body mods, quizzes that decode your algorithmic desires, interviews with theorists and artists, and photo essays that blur documentary with dystopian satire. We’re building an issue that treats the cyborg not as metaphor but as lived condition—intimate, absurd, political, and weirdly seductive. Our pages mix high theory with pop aesthetics, parody with prophecy. We are seeking: * Artistic contributions: speculative ads, photo works, collage, diagrams, interventions. * Writing: short essays, critical fiction, micro-histories of cyborg culture, satirical op-eds. * Hybrid forms that don’t fit categories but speak to embodiment, technology, spectacle, and survival. Why contribute: Your work will appear alongside interviews with artists, writers, and cultural theorists. The magazine will be distributed both digitally and in print, with a strong emphasis on experimental publishing as art practice. Contributors are credited in full, with opportunities for cross-promotion and potential inclusion in launch events/exhibitions. Details * Length: 100–1000 words (for text); or 1–3 pages (for visual/experimental pieces). * Deadline: October 3rd, 11:59pm * Send submissions or proposals to: cyborglifestylemag@gma
