FLARE: The Flagler Review

General submissions are open September 30 through January 15. Submit one fiction work of 3,000 words or less; the editors seek evocative storytelling, fresh perspectives, and developed voices. Previously published and AI-generated or AI-enhanced work is not accepted. Payment is one print copy for domestic contributors or one PDF for international contributors.

General submissions are open September 30 through January 15. Submit one flash fiction work of 250–1,000 words; the editors seek pieces that pack a punch and surprise readers. Previously published and AI-generated or AI-enhanced work is not accepted.

General submissions are open September 30 through January 15. Submit one creative nonfiction work of 3,000 words or less; any style or genre is welcome, with preference for narrative cohesion, storytelling, and insight. Previously published and AI-generated or AI-enhanced work is not accepted.

General submissions are open September 30 through January 15. Submit up to five poems in one document; FLARE values developed poetry, fresh language, and experimentation with form, style, and rhyme. Previously published and AI-generated or AI-enhanced work is not accepted.

The Spring 2027 special feature accepts fiction from September 30 through January 15. This separate portal is restricted to Flagler College students, faculty, employees, and alumni; follow the general guidelines, including the 3,000-word fiction limit. Previously published and AI-generated or AI-enhanced work is not accepted.

The Spring 2027 special feature accepts creative nonfiction from September 30 through January 15. This separate portal is restricted to Flagler College students, faculty, employees, and alumni; follow the general guidelines, including the 3,000-word nonfiction limit. Previously published and AI-generated or AI-enhanced work is not accepted.

The Spring 2027 special feature accepts poetry from September 30 through January 15. This separate portal is restricted to Flagler College students, faculty, employees, and alumni; submit up to five poems and follow the general guidelines. Previously published and AI-generated or AI-enhanced work is not accepted.