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New Millennium Writings is an internationally recognized literary journal and writing-award publication that welcomes writers of all experience levels and subjects.

New Orleans Review is a biannual literary magazine publishing fiction, nonfiction, poetry, book reviews, interviews, and an ongoing column of Palestinian voices.

Open to: Writers from around the world may submit, except current Loyola University New Orleans students.

PRISM international is a Canadian literary magazine publishing original fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, translations, hybrid works, and literary essays from writers worldwide.

Open to: Does not accept current or incoming students and faculty of UBC’s School of Creative Writing, including the Optional-Residency MFA Program; UBC alumni must not have taken a School of Creative Writing course during the previous two years.

The Baltimore Review is a literary journal publishing fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction in print and online.

Open to: Writers must be 18 years of age or older; work generated in whole or in part by artificial intelligence is not accepted.

New Ohio Review publishes two print and two online editions annually and accepts poetry, nonfiction, and fiction submissions.

StoryQuarterly is seeking previously unpublished fiction and nonfiction for Issue 59, with submissions accepted during specified 2026–2027 windows.

n+1 is a print and digital magazine of literature, culture, and politics, publishing fiction, essays, criticism, translation, and poetry.

CutBank is the literary journal of the University of Montana, publishing print and online poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and related literary work.

The Masters Review is an online and print publication seeking work from new and emerging writers, with a focus on literary fiction and narrative nonfiction.

Open to: Emerging writers only; writers with single-author novel-length work published or under contract with a major press are ineligible. Indie-published and self-published authors may submit unpublished work.

LitMag Online publishes fiction, nonfiction, and poetry in print and online, but regular submissions are currently closed while three contests remain open.

New Letters is a literary magazine accepting poetry, fiction, nonfiction, chapbooks, novellas, and book reviews through Submittable.

The Drift is a triannual magazine of culture, literature, and politics seeking essays, fiction, poetry, and short reviews.

Terrain.org is an online literary journal of place publishing poetry, nonfiction, fiction, and other writing about built and natural environments.

Magma Poetry is a poetry magazine that runs an annual poetry competition with separate Judge’s and Editors’ Prize categories.

Narrative Magazine is a nonprofit literary publication accepting fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and audio work year-round through its electronic submission system.

The Yale Review is a quarterly literary publication of nonfiction, fiction, poetry, criticism, and related cultural essays.

The Georgia Review is a literary journal publishing fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews, with submissions accepted seasonally and payment for published work.

Open to: Current University of Georgia students may not submit; previously published work and generative-AI-written or assisted work are not accepted.

Cleveland Review of Books publishes critical nonfiction, experimental fiction, poetry, and related literary-cultural work online and in print.

McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern is an independent literary quarterly that publishes mostly fiction and some nonfiction, with unsolicited submissions accepted by mail.

The Southern Review is a literary journal accepting unsolicited poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and translations during its annual submissions period.

Open to: The work must be unpublished in print or online previously in English, and submitters cannot be currently or recently affiliated with Louisiana State University, including anyone who studied or worked there within the past four years.

The Dublin Review is an Irish literary journal that welcomes previously unpublished fiction and nonfiction in English.

Copper Nickel is a literary journal seeking poetry, fiction, essays, translations, and flash prose during two annual submission windows.

Bellevue Literary Review publishes high-caliber, previously unpublished fiction, nonfiction, and poetry related to health, healing, illness, the mind, and the body.

Open to: Work must be previously unpublished, original writing not created or materially shaped by generative AI tools; authors must omit identifying information.

Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet is an open literary zine accepting fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, with a strong interest in speculative fiction and new writers.

The Forge Literary Magazine publishes unsolicited short literary fiction and nonfiction, including flash and microprose, selected through anonymous reading.

Open to: previously unpublished, human-written work; former contributors may submit no more than once every six months and the magazine publishes a maximum of one piece per contributor per year.

Nashville Review is a Vanderbilt-affiliated literary magazine publishing fiction, poetry, nonfiction, translations, and hybrid work, with two reading periods each year.

Open to: Current and former Vanderbilt University students and employees within the past five years are ineligible to submit.

Ninth Letter is a semiannual University of Illinois literary magazine publishing experimental and traditional prose and poetry in print and online.

Open to: Previously published work is not accepted; current University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign students may not submit, and alumni must wait three years after graduation. Work created, guided, or revised using generative AI is not accepted.

The Massachusetts Review is a quarterly literary journal seeking varied, socially engaged fiction, nonfiction, poetry, hybrid work, translations, performance, and public-affairs writing.

TriQuarterly is Northwestern University’s student-edited literary journal publishing poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, video essays, short drama, hybrid work, craft essays, interviews, and book reviews.

Open to: Creative work by current Northwestern MA/MFA students, graduates of the program within the past five years, and program faculty is not accepted; work must be original and unpublished.

The Missouri Review is a year-round literary magazine publishing original, previously unpublished poetry, fiction, nonfiction, interviews, and omnibus book reviews.