The Gallatin Review is Now Accepting Submissions!
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. The book is published during the spring semester, with a reading by writers and an exhibit of the art published in the new volume.
Submission Guidelines
- Prose (fiction and non-fiction) – Maximum 2 submissions per author, in .doc/docx format
- Poetry – Maximum 4 poems per author, in .doc/docx format
- Visual Art – Maximum 6 images; 300 dpi or higher
- We welcome bilingual submissions and submissions in languages other than English! To ensure that the editors can review your piece, please submit an English translation alongside. For bilingual pieces, include footnotes/endnotes translating non-English phrases. If your writing is chosen for publication, someone on the editorial team will reach out for a one-on-one discussion about how to best realize your intentions in print.
- One student may submit work in more than one genre; however, simultaneous submissions (i.e., submitting the same piece to more than one journal for consideration) is strongly discouraged.
To Submit
- Please format your documents according to the guidelines above. Please also include a cover sheet with your name and contact information. Do not include any indication of your identity on the texts or images themselves. Please note that we will need release forms from any individuals who appeared in photographs accepted for submission.
- Each submission must be sent as a separate file.
- All files should be labeled as follows: firstname_lastname_numberofsubmission.filetype
Example: Jon_Snow_1.doc - Send to gallatin.writing@gmail.com with subject line "GR38 submission in [GENRE]"
Example: “GR38 submission in VISUAL ART” - Please include the titles of each of your submissions in the body of your email.
Deadline
Submissions are due December 5, 2022.
Questions?
Email Meredith Wade, Writing Program GA and Gallatin Review Production Editor.
