Philly Poetry Chapbook Review

Open to: Submissions must be at least 50% English.

Seeking meaningful literary fiction, including speculative, flash, experimental, and hybrid work. Submit one story of 1,000-5,000 words or up to three flash pieces of 500-1,000 words each; free to submit. Submissions are open until December 15, 2026, for the Spring 2027 issue and beyond.

Open to: Submissions must be at least 50% English.

Seeking serious, meaningful poetry in submissions of three to five poems, each 40 non-space lines or fewer; free to submit. Submissions are open until December 15, 2026, for the Spring 2027 issue and beyond.

Accepting prose chapbooks and full-length fiction books or excerpts for review consideration. Digital galleys and ARCs may be submitted with a brief description and author bio. No fee is stated.

Featured Front Page excerpts may include a poem, story, essay, or section from a recent or forthcoming book; submit up to five poems, up to three stories, or excerpts under 5,000 words with the book submission. Previously published excerpts may be considered.

Seeking book reviews of poetry and prose chapbooks, including forthcoming books, books published within the past year, and multiple-book essays on books published within the past three years. Reviews are 300-1,200 words; pieces over 600 words are considered essays. Free to submit and paid $10.

Seeking author features and profiles of chapbook authors based on research and interview; narrative creative nonfiction is favored, and finished work or pitches are accepted. Single-author or publisher features and interviews should be at least 1,000 words. Free to submit and paid $10.

Accepting full-length poetry books or excerpts for review consideration. Digital galleys and ARCs may be submitted with a brief description and author bio. No fee is stated.

Accepting poetry chapbooks and excerpts from forthcoming or recently published books for review consideration; chapbooks should contain 25-55 pages of content. Digital galleys and ARCs may be submitted with a brief description and author bio. No fee is stated.