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Dec 31, 2017 · Submissions are opened and reviewed between October 1 and January 15. Responses to submitted work can be expected by March 1, following the reading period. Submit up to 15 pages ( Times New Roman 12-point font, double spaced) of fiction or 5 poems to in the form of a Word doc (.doc or .docx):
Aug 15, 2023 · New Ohio Review publishes two print editions annually, in the fall and spring. We also publish two online editions annually, in June and December. For those interested in having their work considered for the print editions of NOR (and/or future online ventures), submission periods are August 15th to November 15th and January 15th to April 15th.…
Guidelines for Written Submissions. We accept poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, translations, drama, hybrid pieces, and/or any otherwise uncategorized creative works. If submitting a translation, please also include the original text with your submission and cite the source of the original non-English piece.
Capsule review essays of books of the same genre sharing a common element or theme feature three capsule reviews of 200-300 words each, preceded by a brief introduction. Our submission period is open and ongoing. Please submit in the category where you think your work best fits.
To Submit Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry. Please use the link to the right. All submissions should come through our online system. Please do not send submissions to editors via post or email. Refer to the guidelines for submssions to each section.
Submissions open February 15 for summer issues. Submissions open August 30 for winter issues. For those who have previously submitted, please wait one entire submission period before presenting additional creative work. River & South Review only publishes previously unpublished work.
Guidelines for both publications: We do not accept previously published work. We do not accept physical submissions. All submissions must be digital, either through an online form or via the publication’s corresponding email. Submissions should primarily be in English.
