Passionfruit Review

Open now for flash fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.

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The Passionfruit Review is a free, independent journal focused on work exploring love and the human spirit, with poetry as its primary focus and prose also considered.

Response time info: up to two months

Read the full guidelines at passionfruitreview.com↗

Submission calls

flashLiteraryEligibility requirementsPays: No payment currently offered.

Open to: Submitters must be over 18; submissions are open worldwide. Only previously unpublished work is considered.

General submissions are open year-round, always free, and should explore love and the human spirit. Flash fiction is welcome within the prose category, up to 800 words. Only previously unpublished work is considered.

nonfictionLiteraryEligibility requirementsPays: No payment currently offered.

Open to: Submitters must be over 18; submissions are open worldwide. Only previously unpublished work is considered.

General submissions are open year-round, always free, and should explore love and the human spirit. Creative nonfiction is welcome within the prose category, up to 800 words. Only previously unpublished work is considered.

poetryLiteraryEligibility requirementsPays: No payment currently offered.

Open to: Submitters must be over 18; submissions are open worldwide. Only previously unpublished work is considered.

General submissions are open year-round, always free, and should explore love in its romantic, familial, platonic, intimate, lost, young, or wretched forms. Up to three poems may be submitted; there are no set length restrictions. Only previously unpublished work is considered.

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