Harvard Review
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Last checkedHarvard Review publishes short fiction, poetry, and essays and invites submissions from writers at all career stages.
Response time info: Up to one year, though they try to respond within six months.
Read the full guidelines at harvardreview.submittable.com↗Submission calls
Short fiction submissions; prose must be no more than 7,000 words. Simultaneous submissions are encouraged.
Essays of no more than 7,000 words of prose. Simultaneous submissions are encouraged.
Open to: Translations must be unpublished; translators must include the original text and proof of permission to translate.
2027 chapbook prize for unpublished translations; prose must be 15,000–30,000 words, poetry 40–60 pages, and translators must include the original text and proof of permission. Only one submission per person.
The magazine publishes poetry; submit up to five poems in a given reading period. No page or word limit is stated for the regular poetry call.
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