"We're eager to welcome newcomers alongside repeat contributors to our network, and we champion creators from all walks of life. There's a place for you at the Santa Fe Literary Review! We can't wait to see what you send."

Submission deadline: Nov. 1st

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"Our priority is making every piece shine, and we're always working towards publishing a keepsake to be dogeared and passed along in our immediate community and beyond. Some of the poets who appeared in our very first issue, really just a stapled pamphlet, still submit and publish in the Review..."

"Now twenty, the Review has showcased poems, stories, essays, and images from every corner of the globe—and as editors, we form a relationship with every writer and artist..."

#BookSky

Therefore, theme becomes non-existent and so does any ideal of representation other than the recognition of the writer engaged in craft."

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#creativenonfiction #booksky #opensubmissions

Where I allow the story to envelop me to the point where the words become lost in the storyline. When words melt into storyline, I know I have found an important piece . . .

or maybe even just one word is enough to shine a glimpse into the writer’s heart. Secondly, I view myself as an advocate for writers. Here is where I let myself get taken away with the beauty of creative nonfiction . . .

. . . From unique compositions to multimedia experiments, if the artist is pushing boundaries and trying something new, then I'm excited!"

The submission deadline is Nov. 1st!

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#ArtSky #Lit&Art #SantaFe

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EXCUSE ME, our poetry editor is Maira, not Maria!
#typo #mybad

If the poem can create a sense of wonder or it clings to my sleeve and I carry it with me for days on end - that is the poem.

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#booksky #submissionscall #poetry

but I don't only look for that. I enjoy experimental poetry, and poetry that is brave and unforgettable. I have a soft spot for poems that evoke strong emotions in a concise way. . . .

As I sift through hundreds of poetry submissions I always have the theme in mind - but what exactly that is going to look like tends to unfold all on its own. I can appreciate the work that goes into writing formal poetry . . .

I have been poetry editor for the SFLR since 2022. Poetry is so versatile and there is never a "right way" to write it. Every poet has a voice, a structural style, and a story or hidden meaning to share. I really enjoy the surprise element that comes with reading poetry. . . .