The Circle is always open. The poems I’m looking for return, in Charles Simic’s words, “that which is familiar to its original strangeness”
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The Circle is always open. The poems I’m looking for return, in Charles Simic’s words, “that which is familiar to its original strangeness”
No fee. Four-week turnaround. Full guidelines at stonecirclereview.com/submissions-...
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Against the ceiba’s trunk, the staff’s work area is crowded by ghosts pulling strange levers on stranger contraptions sleek as moonlight.
"The Jaguar Café” by Zai M. Maristela, pdf pg. 41
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The fall issue is finally here!
Featuring works from writers like William Cass, Tom Vowler, and Efrat Danon, this issue contains stories that make us reexamine our relationships and ourselves. Check out the link in our bio to read the issue!
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Only one day left to enter our Annual Fiction Contest. 🖊️ 🏆 💰
West Trade Review seeks essays that explore the idea of inheritances.
We are not looking for family memoir, nor for essays on the mechanism of transmission. In other words, don't show us how it got to you. Show us how you carried and dealt with what you didn't choose.
Today's story is "Harold the Liberator" by Galen Gower. @galengower.com
MoonLit Getaway’s 2026 Short Fiction Contest is open for submissions until October 1st. Simultaneous and multiple submissions are accepted. All genres welcome. AI unwelcome.
Glass Knuckle Press' Underdog Prize closes to entries at 11:59 PM on September 30. Open to raw, gritty, and provocative poetry, fiction, and nonfiction on the underdog experience. $5 entry fee. Winner receives $150 and publication.
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PHIL LIT is accepting submissions to its Poetry Prize. Winner receives $300, publication in PARAGON 2027, and more. Deadline to enter poems with precision, defamiliarization, musicality, emotional intelligence, & intellectual courage is December 1. $9 fee.
“I order a coffee using your name, just so others, and myself, can hear your name being spoken once again.” - Rebecca Agauas
Read her poem, “Coffee for Faith,” and more in our Spring 2026 issue—out now!
RABBLE REVIEW is turning 5 and celebrating with its first contest. Open to flash fiction and poetry, winners receive $50 and publication. 500 words max for flash and one poem max for poetry entries. October 16 deadline. $5 fee.