Louisville Review
Open now for poetry.
Last checkedThe Louisville Review is a literary magazine publishing fiction, poetry, and student poetry in two issues each year.
Response time info: 8-10 weeks
Read the full guidelines at louisvillereview.org↗Submission calls
Open to: students in grades K–12 may submit; parental permission to publish is required if accepted. Returning Cornerstone contributors whose work was accepted must wait two issues before submitting again.
Cornerstone is open September 21–October 31, 2026, for previously unpublished poems by students in grades K–12. Submissions must include parental permission to publish if accepted.
The general Fiction call for TLR 100 opened September 21, but its cap has been met and submissions are closed. Fiction, flash fiction, experimental, lyrical, and hybrid short prose are accepted up to 3,500 words; unsolicited creative nonfiction is not accepted.
Long-form fiction for TLR 100 is capped at 50 submissions and seeks approximately 4,000–7,000-word stories. The call is closed because the general fiction submission cap has been met.
The general Poetry call for TLR 100 opened September 21, but its cap has been met and submissions are closed. Submit up to five poems in one document; translations are welcome with permission from the original author.
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