Pacifica Literary Review
Open now for fiction, flash fiction, nonfiction, other work, and poetry.
Last checkedPacifica Literary Review is accepting poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, flash fiction, folios, and entries to its 2026 Poetry Contest, with submissions generally open year-round except periodic production closures.
Response time info: one to four months
Read the full guidelines at pacificareview.com↗Submission calls
Accepts fiction and novel excerpts that can stand alone; prose must be under 5,000 words. General submissions are open year-round with periodic closures in September, January, and May for editorial production.
Accepts flash fiction of no more than 1,000 words per piece; submit no more than three pieces in one document. General submissions are open year-round with periodic closures in September, January, and May for editorial production.
Accepts creative nonfiction. Prose submissions must be under 5,000 words. General submissions are open year-round with periodic closures in September, January, and May for editorial production.
Accepts folio submissions; follow the directions on the Submittable page. General submissions are open year-round with periodic closures in September, January, and May for editorial production.
Accepts up to three poems in a single document. General submissions are open year-round with periodic closures in September, January, and May for editorial production.
Entries are accepted for the 2026 Poetry Contest; see the Submittable page for contest-specific directions.
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