Gallatin Review

The Gallatin Review, an annual journal of student poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and visual art, is edited by students under faculty supervision. Each year, awards are given to outstanding published works.

A reading from the previous year’s Gallatin Review takes place in early October; submissions are usually due by mid-November. The book is published during the spring semester, with a reading by writers and an exhibit of the art published in the new volume.

Download Recent Volumes

Gallatin Review, Volume 27 (Spring 2012)   file size:
Gallatin Review, Volume 26 (Spring 2011)   file size: 24MB
Gallatin Review, Volume 25 (Spring 2010)   file size: 30MB
Gallatin Review, Volume 24 (Spring 2009)   file size: 21MB

The faculty advisor for the Gallatin Review is Professor Sara Murphy.

Submissions

Deadline
The deadline to submit for Gallatin Review, Volume 28 (Spring 2013) was December 1st.

Special Themed Section
This year, there will also be a special themed section called "Cautionary Tales."  All genres included.  E-mail subject line must include: SPECIAL FEATURE.

Guidelines for submitting work

1. Fiction and non-fiction prose (maximum 2 submissions per author; as .doc or .docx format)
2. Poetry (maximum 4 poems per author; as .doc or .docx format)
3. Visual Art (maximum 6 images; 300 dpi)
4. Video (for Cautionary Tales special feature only; maximum 3 videos; YouTube or Vimeo link)
5. Each submission must be sent as a separate file 
6. All files should be labeled as follows: firstname_lastname_numberofsubmission.filetype

All submissions are reviewed anonymously by the Gallatin Review student editorial boards.

Email submissions to gallatin.writing@gmail.com.