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Print fiction welcomes realism, fabulism, voice-driven and experimental work, from flash fiction to stories up to 9,000 words; up to three short-shorts may be submitted if under 15 pages total.

Aquifer fiction welcomes literary fiction, realism, fabulism, voice-driven and experimental work, from flash fiction to stories up to 9,000 words; up to three short-shorts may be submitted if under 15 pages total.

Print creative nonfiction welcomes memoir, braided, lyric, hermit crab, fragmented, flash, hybrid, literary journalism, and reportage with a personal element; up to 9,000 words, or three flash pieces under 15 pages total.

Aquifer creative nonfiction welcomes memoir, braided, lyric, hermit crab, fragmented, flash, hybrid, literary journalism, and reportage with a personal element; up to 9,000 words, or three flash pieces under 15 pages total.

Book review or review essay submissions are listed as a separate category for The Florida Review.

Interviews have their own submission category separate from nonfiction.

Print poetry may be experimental or traditional, including prose poetry and hybrids, with emotional and intellectual depth, texture, imagery, voice, music, wordplay, and formal invention; submit up to five poems.

Aquifer poetry may be experimental or traditional, including prose poetry and hybrids, with emotional and intellectual depth, texture, imagery, voice, music, wordplay, and formal invention; submit up to five poems.

The 2027 Jeanne Leiby Memorial Chapbook Award accepts a single-author standalone chapbook of fiction, creative nonfiction, graphic narrative, or hybrid work; poetry is not considered. The page states that the award ends on a date, but the date is not visible in the supplied text.