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Open now for fiction and poetry.
Last checkedThe Harvard Advocate is a student-run literary magazine accepting fiction, poetry, and art submissions for its Summer 2026 issue, with rolling submissions and a focus on work from the Harvard community and select outside contributors.
Response time info: ~70 days; sourced from The Submission Grinder
Read the full guidelines at theharvardadvocate.com↗Submission calls
Open to: Created by members of the Harvard community, as well as outside contributors at our discretion.
Rolling submissions for the Summer 2026 issue; no minimum or maximum word count, but published work tends to be between 700 and 7000 words; open to Harvard community and outside contributors at discretion.
Open to: Created by members of the Harvard community, as well as outside contributors at our discretion.
Rolling submissions for the Summer 2026 issue; no minimum or maximum word count; accepts various styles of written poetry and nontraditional formats like poetry comics; open to Harvard community and outside contributors at discretion.
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