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

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

Aquifer creative nonfiction welcomes memoir, braided, lyric, hermit crab, fragmented, flash, hybrid, literary journalism, and personal reportage; scholarly essays are not published. Prose is limited to 30 manuscript pages or 9,000 words.

Print creative nonfiction welcomes memoir, braided, lyric, hermit crab, fragmented, flash, hybrid, literary journalism, and personal reportage; scholarly essays are not published. Prose is limited to 30 manuscript pages or 9,000 words.

Book reviews and review essays have their own submission category, but the provided page text does not include its guidelines or word limits.

Interviews have their own submission category, but the provided page text does not include its guidelines or word limits.

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 but does not provide the date in the supplied text.

Aquifer poetry should have emotional and intellectual depth, texture, verve, imagery, voice, music, wordplay, or formal invention; experimental, traditional, prose, and hybrid poetry are welcome. Submit up to five poems.

Print poetry should have emotional and intellectual depth, texture, verve, imagery, voice, music, wordplay, or formal invention; experimental, traditional, prose, and hybrid poetry are welcome. Submit up to five poems.