At Length is a venue for ambitious, in-depth writing, music, photography, and art that are open to possibilities shorter forms preclude. As a print-friendly online magazine, we create ways for readers, listeners, and viewers to interact with noteworthy long work.
We publish several times a month. To make sure you know when we’ve updated the site, please sign up for our RSS feed, follow us on Twitter, or become a fan on Facebook. We’ll also send a monthly email update to keep in touch and make note of recent content. Sign up for our emails here.
Due to the length of the work we are seeking, we do not accept unsolicited submissions. However, please feel free to contact us by email with any questions or comments. You can also send us mail at At Length, 266 12th Street, #11, Brooklyn, NY 11215.
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Jonathan Farmer, Founding Editor & Poetry Editor
Jonathan Farmer founded At Length in 2003 as a quarterly magazine dedicated to long poems and stories and relaunched it in 2009 as an online-only, print-friendly publication with added offerings in music, art, and photography.
Jeremy Keehn, Managing Editor & Prose Editor
Jeremy Keehn is Senior Editor at The Walrus, Canada’s answer to Harper’s, The Atlantic, and The New Yorker. He edits most of the magazine’s features and writes for the arts and culture section. Prior to joining The Walrus in 2004, he worked as a researcher, reporter, and producer at CBC-TV in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, and as an editorial assistant responsible for literature at TheTyee.ca, also in Vancouver. In his spare time, he takes literature classes at the University of Toronto and plots out the horror epic War and Peace and Poltergeists.
Dan Kois, Prose Editor
Dan Kois is the author of Facing Future, a book for Continuum’s 33 1/3 series about the Hawaiian musician Israel Kamakawiwo’ole. He is a film critic for the Washington Post, a contributing writer at New York magazine, and a comics critic for The Awl. Previously he was the founding editor of Vulture, New York magazine’s culture blog; a film executive; and a literary agent. He lives in Arlington, Virginia with his family.
Darren Ching and Debra Klomp Ching, Photography Editors
Darren Ching and Debra Klomp Ching are the owners of the Klompching Gallery, located in the DUMBO district of Brooklyn, New York. The gallery focuses on the exhibition and sale of contemporary fine art photography. Since its inception in 2007, their exhibits have received critical reviews from publications such as The New Yorker, New York, Modern Painters, HotShoe, Art Review, and the British Journal of Photography. They have reviewed portfolios at a number of notable photography events, including Houston FotoFest, Rhubarb-Rhubarb (UK), Review Santa Fe, Atlanta Celebrates Photography, and CONTACT in Toronto. As seasoned jurors, they have judged the Magenta Foundation’s Flash Forward and Photolucida’s Critical Mass. Darren Ching has also judged the Photo District News’s 30 and SPD (Society of Publication Designers) while Debra Klomp Ching recently judged the Center for Photography at Woodstock’s Photography Now. Together, they are passionate about bringing attention to the work of exciting new talent and under-appreciated photographs by established artists.
Ehren Gresehover, Music Editor
Ehren Gresehover is a writer, editor, and social media consultant whose thoughts about music, pop culture, and robots have appeared in Salon, New York magazine, Bitch, and the Boy Culture Encyclopedia. He lives, works, eats, breathes, and sleeps in Brooklyn, NY, USA.
Elaine Bleakney, Art Editor
Elaine Bleakney is a writer and editor. Her poems have been published in Action, Yes; American Poetry Review; Kenyon Review Online; and other journals. A former coordinator at the Academy of American Poets, she edited the pull-apart anthology Poem In Your Pocket.
Matthew Warland, Web Designer
Matthew Warland is the Design Director for NationalPost.com. Prior to joining The National Post, he worked as a web and interactive designer for Dose Magazine and Corus Entertainment.
Katie Kosma, Designer
Katie Kosma is an interactive designer based in Brooklyn. She loves words – reading them, writing them, and typesetting them.
Tammy Oler, Community Manager
Tammy Oler is a wordslinger and strategist who provides a full range of freelance writing and marketing strategy solutions for businesses and non-profit organizations. Her articles and essays about film, fandom, and pop culture have appeared in Bitch, Geek, Vulture and other magazines and blogs.