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Last updatedAmerican Literary Review is a national journal publishing poetry, short stories, and creative nonfiction essays, with regular submission windows and a separate monthly flash showcase.
Response time info: approximately four to six months
Read the full guidelines at americanliteraryreview.com↗Submission calls
Open to: No current students or graduates within the past 3 years from the University of North Texas.
ALR Flash Flood showcase: prose and prose poetry of 1000 words or less; runs during the first two weeks of each month during the academic year; currently open and will close on February 15th.
Submit only one story at a time; character-driven stories preferred; no set maximum length, but stories under 8,000 words have the best chance of publication; double-space all submissions; $3 fee; general submissions open October 1 – December 1 and January 1 – May 1, capped at 300 submissions per…
Submit only one creative nonfiction essay at a time, including flash; interested in both traditional and boundary-pushing forms; no set maximum, but most essays are under 8,000 words; double-space all submissions; $3 fee; general submissions open October 1 – December 1 and January 1 – May 1, capped…
Submit up to five poems at a time; no word or page limit; all forms and subjects considered; $3 fee; general submissions open October 1 – December 1 and January 1 – May 1, capped at 300 submissions per genre per window.
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