Baltimore Review

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A literary journal, founded in 1996, publishing poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. https://baltimorereview.org/

Coming soon: Baltimore Review 2026 - the print compilation of all work published in the summer and fall 2025 and winter and spring 2026 online issues. Reading work online is great. Reading paper books is great. Nice to have options, right?

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“I am especially interested in the ways we are telling the story of this country, and how we can continue to write and revise ourselves away from narrow nationalism, and toward a more humane future.” - Rachel Jamison Webster, Fall 2017 issue baltimorereview.org/fall_2017/co...

Rachel Jamison Webster: Independence Day

Rachel Jamison Webster is the author the full-length collection of poetry September (TriQuarterly Press 2013) and the cross-genre book The Endless Unbegun (Twelve Winters 2015). Her essays and…

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Congratulations to Hilal Isler on the publication of her debut short story collection! Her story "Scorpion" (included in the collection) was published in The Baltimore Review and selected for Best Small Fictions 2023. nupress.northwestern.edu/979889948052...

Har Mar - Northwestern University Press

Journeying through the emotional migrations of women living in the in-betweenIn Hilal Isler’s gripping debut story collection, Har Mar, women in the early ...

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Our Submittable doors close at 11:59 p.m. today. Then we'll have a crazy amount of catching up to do before opening again on August 1. Summer plans: Getting the summer issue together. Assembling the annual print compilation. And we'll offer another free generative writing session on Zoom.

Baltimore Review@baltimorereview.bsky.social · 3mo ago

In case you had us on your radar: May 31 is the last day of our current submission period for both contest and non-contest submissions. Then we close our Submittable doors until August 1. Right now, we're reading for our summer issue, which launches in mid-July. baltimorereview.org/spring_2026

Super pleased to announce that Jehanne Dubrow will serve as the final judge for our summer contest categories: prose poem, flash fiction, and flash creative nonfiction. May 31 deadline. Visit our website for contest details. baltimorereview.org

Homepage - Jehanne Dubrow

Craft & Inquiry With more than two decades of experience mentoring high schoolers, undergraduates, and graduate students, as well as many nontraditional students outside of academia, Jehanne is excite...

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A couple of book signings happening at our AWP table. Along with the scavenger hunt and selling Baltimore Review books and giving away little freebies and off-site partying. And we love chatting with people at the table. Hope to see you there! T623

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We’re only three weeks away from #AWP2026! Come to the book fair and say hi to us at booth T328. On March 6, we’ll be hosting a reading at Peter’s Pour House with Baltimore Review and Cream City Review. Go to the link in our bio to RSVP to our offsite event and subscribe to our newsletter for more!

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We'd like to show a little Baltimore Review love by offering a free generative writing session on Valentine's Day. Noon, Eastern Time. We promise it won't be cheesy. Well, not too cheesy. Interested? Email editor@baltimorereview.org to receive a Zoom link.

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