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Last checkedLong River Review is UConn's literary and arts magazine publishing original, unpublished writing and creative work.
Response time info: by the end of April
Read the full guidelines at longriverreview.com↗Submission calls
Open September 15–December 15 every year. Accepts original, unpublished short stories, novellas, dramas, and novel excerpts that stand alone; flash fiction pieces must be submitted individually. Submission limit: 4,000 words or 5 flash fiction pieces.
Open September 15–December 15 every year. Accepts original, unpublished creative nonfiction, including memoir excerpts, personal essays, literary journalism, and literary criticism; no academic papers. Submission limit: 4,000 words.
Open September 15–December 15 every year. Accepts original, unpublished translations of literary works from any language into English; include the original-language text and source. Submission limit: 5 poems or 1 prose piece under 4,000 words.
Open September 15–December 15 every year. Accepts mixed-media works blending text, visual art, photography, video, and other creative forms; digital-issue examples include video essays, video poems, and mixed-media graphic novels. Text submissions are limited to 6,000 words.
Open September 15–December 15 every year. Accepts original, unpublished poems and especially welcomes experimentation with language and structure; one poem per submission. Submission limit: 5 poems.
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