TriQuarterly

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TriQuarterly is a literary journal from Northwestern University publishing fiction, poetry, nonfiction, video essays, and craft writing, with regular submission windows and an annual short fiction contest.

Response time info: approximately six months

Read the full guidelines at triquarterly.org

Submission calls

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Open to: No current Northwestern MA/MFA students or those who graduated from the program within the past five years, or program faculty.

Video essays and Latest Word pieces (craft essays, interviews, book reviews) accepted year-round. No previously published work. No current or recent (within 5 years) Northwestern MA/MFA students or faculty.

fictionLiteraryOpens Sep 1

General fiction submissions accepted in two windows: Fall/Winter opens in September until 500 submissions are reached; Spring opens in April until 500 submissions are reached. Submit one story or up to three pieces of flash fiction in a single document. No previously published work. No current or re

flashLiteraryOpens Sep 1

Submit up to three pieces of flash fiction in a single document during the same windows as general fiction. No previously published work. No current or recent (within 5 years) Northwestern MA/MFA students or faculty.

nonfictionOpens Sep 1

Creative nonfiction submissions accepted in two windows: Fall/Winter opens in September until 500 submissions are reached; Spring opens in April until 500 submissions are reached. No previously published work. No current or recent (within 5 years) Northwestern MA/MFA students or faculty.

poetryLiteraryOpens Sep 1

Submit up to six poems per cycle in a single document. Fall/Winter submissions open in September until 500 submissions are reached; Spring opens in April until 500 submissions are reached. No previously published work. No current or recent (within 5 years) Northwestern MA/MFA students or faculty.

fictionLiteraryOpens Jan 1, 2027

Reginald Gibbons Editor’s Prize for Short Fiction: Open January 1–March 31. Submit one short story up to 5,000 words. $12 entry fee. All entries considered for regular publication. Winner receives $1,000 and publication.

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