The Georgia Review
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Last updatedThe Georgia Review is a prestigious literary magazine publishing fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews, with annual general and contest submission windows and payment for contributors.
Response time info: within ten months
Read the full guidelines at thegeorgiareview.com↗Submission calls
The Georgia Review Prose Prize: $1,500 and publication for a single story or essay; runner-up receives $600; all entries considered for publication. Submissions accepted November 1 through January 15.
The Georgia Review publishes literary fiction; submit only one story, double-spaced; rarely publishes anything 9,000 words or more; no reprints; translators must acquire rights before submitting. General submissions accepted online (with $3 fee unless subscriber) or by mail (free) from August 15 to…
Submit only one essay, double-spaced; rarely publishes anything 9,000 words or more; translators must acquire rights before submitting. General submissions accepted online (with $3 fee unless subscriber) or by mail (free) from August 15 to May 15.
Unsolicited reviews of books, visual media, and artistic events or exhibits; standard reviews and essay reviews accepted; no micro reviews. General submissions accepted online (with $3 fee unless subscriber) or by mail (free) from August 15 to May 15.
Submit 6–10 pages of poetry or one long poem in a single document; translators must acquire rights before submitting. General submissions accepted online (with $3 fee unless subscriber) or by mail (free) from August 15 to May 15.
Loraine Williams Poetry Prize: $1,500 and publication for a single poem; three finalists receive $200 and publication; all entries considered for publication. Submissions accepted March 1 through May 15.
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