Congratulations to Sarah Aziz, winner of this year’s competition! Her collection, father tongue, was chosen by final judge, Jen Karetnick. Sarah wins $500 and 25 copies of the printed chapbook, which will be published later in the year. It’s a moving and compelling book, and we hope you’ll like it. Everyone who submitted to the
Are you a college-age poet looking for a contest that’s just for you? Well, you’ve found it! The 8th annual Dan Veach Prize for Younger Poets is looking for fresh, wonderful poetry written by people from ages 18-23. You could win $100 plus publication in the Fall/Winter issue! Please upload 2 of your best poems
Each year, Atlanta Review searches for the best poem from the thousands we receive in our Poetry International Contest, and this year is no different! Our submissions are open, and we can’t wait to read all your great poetry. The Grand Prize is $1000, with an entrance fee of $16 for 5 poems. You can
Hi, Everyone! I hope you got a chance to watch our readings on Mon., Dec. 2nd, and Tues., Dec. 3, but if you didn’t, you can watch them on YouTube! Monday’s reading Tuesday’s reading
This year we are introducing another contest to our roster: the chapbook competition! You can submit chapbooks up to 20 pages long (not counting a title page with just the title on it, a table of contents, and an acknowledgements page) between Dec. 1-31 on our Submittable page. We are looking for remarkable poetry of
Our Fall window for poetry submissions via Submittable has closed–thanks so much to everyone who submitted! (Our window for reviews is still open though!) If you missed the window, don’t worry. You can still snail-mail submissions of poetry to us at any time at: Atlanta Review ATTN: JC Reilly 686 Cherry St. Atlanta, GA. 30332-0161
We’re only a month into our Fall submission window, and wow, you have delivered! Our submittable queue right now is prodigious! But we’re at 84% of our cap already, so you’ll want to send us your poems if you haven’t yet. We look so forward to reading your work–it’s one of the best things about
The submission window has been open for two weeks and we are delighted with how many subs we’ve gotten so far.  You’ve clearly been saving them up! We’ve already received 61% of our Fall submission cap, however, so if you’re planning on sending us some work, you might want to get it to us sooner
Congratulations to Carol O’Brien for winning the International Poetry Grand Prize for her wonderful poem “The Woman in the Attic.” The prize comes with $1000 and publication in the Fall issue. Jeannine Hall Gailey judged. Carol holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from West Chester University. She is currently an unpublished poet* based in
Starting with the Spring 2025 issue, Atlanta Review will now publish book reviews for recent poetry titles. We’re especially interested in reviews of debut authors at independent presses, so if you’ve read something brand new and fabulous lately, why not share your review with us? Our guidelines are simple: We’re looking for reviews whose tone
