The Santa Fe Literary Review
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Last checkedThe Santa Fe Literary Review publishes previously unpublished poetry, prose, dramatic writing, and fiction, with submissions accepted through Submittable during its annual July–November period.
Response time info: Editors notify writers of decisions by December 25; writers may request an update after January 1.
Read the full guidelines at sfcc.edu↗Submission calls
Open to: Work must be previously unpublished and written entirely by a human author.
Previously unpublished fiction is accepted during the July 15–November 1, 2026 submission period; the suggested 2027 theme is “Connection: Networks, Relationships, and Alienation.” Prose submissions are limited to 2,000 words per submission period. Editors select work in November and notify writers by December 25.
Open to: Work must be previously unpublished and written entirely by a human author.
Previously unpublished creative nonfiction is accepted during the July 15–November 1, 2026 submission period; the suggested 2027 theme is “Connection: Networks, Relationships, and Alienation.” Prose submissions are limited to 2,000 words per submission period. Editors select work in November and notify writers by December 25.
Open to: Work must be previously unpublished and written entirely by a human author.
Previously unpublished dramatic writing and screenplays are accepted during the July 15–November 1, 2026 submission period. Dramatic writing should not exceed ten double-spaced pages; full-length works or standalone scenes are encouraged. Editors select work in November and notify writers by December 25.
Open to: Work must be previously unpublished and written entirely by a human author.
Previously unpublished poetry is accepted during the July 15–November 1, 2026 submission period; poets may submit up to five poems per submission period. The suggested 2027 theme is “Connection: Networks, Relationships, and Alienation.” Editors select work in November and notify writers by December 25.
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