Harvard Review
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Last checkedHarvard Review publishes short fiction, poetry, and essays and is currently accepting entries for its 2027 Chapbook Prize for prose works in translation.
Response time info: Up to a year, though the magazine tries to respond within six months
Read the full guidelines at harvardreview.submittable.com↗Submission calls
2027 Chapbook Prize for prose works in translation, either fiction or nonfiction, from any language; submissions must be unpublished and 15,000–30,000 words. Include the original text and proof of permission to translate. One submission per person. Ends December 21, 2026, at 5:00 AM.
Short fiction submissions are accepted during the magazine's submission period; submit no more than one piece of prose in a given reading period. No submissions are accepted outside the submission period.
Essays are accepted during the magazine's submission period; submit no more than one piece of prose in a given reading period. No submissions are accepted outside the submission period.
Poetry submissions are accepted during the magazine's submission period; submit up to five poems in a given reading period. No submissions are accepted outside the submission period.
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