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
Time is running out! Our 2024 International Poetry Contest is closing on Wednesday, May 1st! It’s ok if you’ve waited till the last minute–you still have 2 whole days to send us your wonderful, intriguing, weird, and lovely poems! Entrance fee is $15 for up to 5 poems. Submit via submittable at atlantareview.submittable.com!
We’re so excited to share that Kareem Tayyar wins this year’s International Poetry Contest! Kareem wins $1000 and publication in the Fall issue. Victoria Chang was the final judge. His most recent collection, Keats in San Francisco & Other Poems, was released in 2022 by Lily Poetry Review Books, and his work has appeared in
We are so excited to announce the winner of the 2022 Dan Veach Prize! Congratulations go to Edwin Williamson, for his poem, “Each D ay I Press My Ear to the Ground.” Of his own writing, Edwin says, “My poetry often aims to blend natural and scientific concepts occurring on Earth (or off-Earth) with
It’s summer and we can’t wait to share our Taiwan issue with you. So many great poets to read! Plus we have amazing general contributors as usual. If you want to read some fantastic poetry, check out our Current Issue page. Happy reading!
When we shifted our preferred submission mechanism to Submittable, we received some emails expressing concern about that decision. We have never used the system to “make a profit”–charging no more than we absolutely have to in order to pay for the platform. We understand that some people find the system impersonal, and we still strive
Not to rush you, but Atlanta Review’s annual International Poetry competition has little over a week until it closes for the year. Make sure you get your poems in! We can’t wait to read them. Enter here!
Got your poems picked out for our annual contest? Of course you have! Get ready for your chance to win the grand prize of $1000 and publication in Atlanta Review! The contest opens tomorrow, and we are so excited to read what you send us! Deets: Our contest runs from Feb. 1st to May 1st.
Congratulations to Alyssa Cruz, the 2018 Dan Veach Prize for Younger Writers Award Winner for her poem “I’m Noticing You Noticing Me, So Before You Ask,” which will appear in our Fall 2018 issue. Alyssa Cruz is a Fillipina-American poet, born and raised in the suburbs of Seattle, Washington. She is a recent graduate of the
Congratulations to Carlos Andrés Gómez, the 2018 International Poetry Prize Winner for his poem “Underground,” which will appear in our Fall 2018 issue. Carlos Andrés Gómez is a Colombian-American poet and a graduate of the MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College. Winner of the 2018 Sequestrum Editor’s Reprint Award in Poetry, 2015 Lucille
