Roanoke Review
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Home for new and established authors writing in traditional and experimental forms since 1967. Based in Salem, VA; run by Roanoke College students.
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If you’ve been thinking about sending us anything created with genAI . . . don’t. But all human submissions are welcome!
Cut-paper design of barfing robot on purple background; text reads MAKE ART, NOT SLOP.
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Great response so far—we’d love to see more flash (fiction and non) and prose poems, but we’ll read whatever you’ve got ready!
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We are back from summer hiatus and open for submissions of fiction, nonfiction, flash, poetry, and more. We are excited to read your words! www.roanokereview.org/submit
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Happy first of the month! OKD's free subs are back open until we reach our cap. Learn more about what we're looking for, then submit your best poetry or flash fiction: okaydonkeymag.com/submissions
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💚💫 Issue Eight has landed! 💫💚

This one includes a larger-than-usual number of ghosts and doubles, and the usual dizzying range of emotions and experiences.

If you're ready for a rollercoaster ride through our inner lives, check out the issue now: inner-worlds.ghost.io/issue-eight-...

#SFF #Horror
Inner Worlds cover with acid green masthead and artwork showing a part of a Black person's face in dark blue with a glitchy texture, surrounded by flame like shapes like heatvision hotspots, with green and yellow edges and bright scarlet centres. The person's gaze is very intense, and seems hurt, wary, angry.
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We've had another month of superb #shortstories. Our thanks to @rbhardy3rd.bsky.social Sara Siddiqui Chansarkar, Martha Keller, Beatriu Delaveda, J.D. Strunk, @niamhmaccabe.bsky.social @lkardos.bsky.social #microfiction #flashfiction. Please click on the link and enjoy fictivedream.com/2025/08/
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We are back from summer hiatus and open for submissions of fiction, nonfiction, flash, poetry, and more. We are excited to read your words! www.roanokereview.org/submit
Submit — Roanoke Review
www.roanokereview.org
roanokereview.bsky.social
We are back from summer hiatus and open for submissions of fiction, nonfiction, flash, poetry, and more. We are excited to read your words! www.roanokereview.org/submit
Submit — Roanoke Review
www.roanokereview.org
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We wouldn’t consider this work previously published because it hasn’t been shared publicly. Workshops are great! No downside here 😀
kathyfish.bsky.social
➡️ Litmag editors, your thoughts? From time to time, I use my Substack for workshopping (paid subscribers only). The drafts posted are ONLY visible to that group. Would you consider those stories "previously published?" I'll be encouraging folks to delete their stories once the workshop concludes.
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This year’s Young Writers Issue is live! Read the winning entries of the 2025 High School Fiction and Poetry Contest: www.roanokereview.org/2025-young-w...
2025 Young Writers Issue — Roanoke Review
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The answer is write more, unfortunately
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defenestrationmag.bsky.social
Defenestration is once again open to short story and poetry submissions. We're reading for our August 2025 issue: bit.ly/105Enuu
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From "Something Wicked, This Way Goes" by Vaishnavi Pusapati. Check out the whole poem in the Roanoke Review website!

RR website: www.roanokereview.org/poetry2024/v...
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We're going to pay $150 for prose, poems, art, and beyond, for TBQ8, which will also be in print and released in the fall. We open 4/20. Official call and guidelines coming soon! Follow us, read all of our back issues online for free, and live más!
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kitwhitfield.bsky.social
A lesser-known power of Shirley Jackson's 'The Lottery' is where it comes in its collection.

Spoilers, but I suspect you know how 'The Lottery' ends. It's famous for a reason.

But this is important: Jackson arranged the collection it was named after, and she chose the arrangement. 1/
Battered vintage-looking book cover. 

Text: 'Shirley Jackson. the most haunting writer of our time.
The Lottery
Adventures of the Daemon Lover'

The cover is deep black; in the right corner cluster a crumpled scrap of paper and a handful of stones.
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It's Sunday night, so here is a Villanelle about Villanelle from Killing Eve.

It's called Villanelle Villanelle & it's featured in the latest @hogriverpress.bsky.social 🐖
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beestung.bsky.social
"Or the jealousy of hair. Shaking the last note out of the green guitar, expanding the muscles of the throat under a mirror of your ten-story window."

—Robin Arble
Two Poems by Robin Arble – beestung
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🚨⏰ CLOSING TODAY!!⏰🚨

The Blue Frog flash fiction prize closes tonight at 11:59pm PST.
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🚨The Blue Frog is now open!

Theme: Voice
Guest Judge: Gina Chung
Guest Artist: @jiksuncheung.bsky.social

$5 entry fee // $700 in prizes!!

flash-frog.com/contest/