Submissions to the 2026 Colorado Prize for Poetry, judged by Victoria Chang, open tomorrow, October 1! Head to the link in our bio to read more about the contest & our guidelines.

We are so excited to announce that Asha Futterman's SONG OF GRAY, winner of the 2025 Colorado Prize for Poetry, is available for preorder now at the link in our bio! This title is forthcoming in Fall 2025. Use code FUTT25 for 40% off of your preordered copy!

Our Summer 2025 issue is here! 🥳🌞 Head to the link in our bio to purchase a copy 📚

It's a lovely summer day for fresh flowers at Tiley House! Thank you to the fabulous CSU landscapers for coming by and beautifying the Colorado Review's home 🏡🌸

🎉 COVER REVEAL 🎉 The Summer 2025 issue is coming soon! Head to the link in our bio to purchase your subscription. ☀️

My contributor interview about my queer mill worker story in @coloradoreview.bsky.social is up! We talk about trying out historical fiction as a genre, my obsession with Maine’s old mills, and non-traditional communities! coloradoreview.colostate.edu/2025/04/a-co...

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Rebecca Turkewitz discusses queerness, nontraditional communities, life in 1850s textile mills and boarding houses, and her first foray into historical fiction featured in the Spring 2025 issue of Col...

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🪼 I Woke a Lake is finally here! 🪼 Head to the link in our bio to read more about this fabulous book and order a copy for yourself ⭐️

We have an O. Henry Prize winning story from the Fall/Winter 2023 issue of Colorado Review featured in The Best Short Stories 2025 anthology! Congratulations to contributor Lindsey Drager! 🎉

Huge congratulations to our 2025 Colorado Prize for Poetry winner, Asha Futterman, for her book 'Song of Gray,' forthcoming from the Center for Literary Publishing! 🎉🥳

The first issue of Colorado Review arrived in Winter 1956 and featured some big names ⭐️ We'll be doing a few features of various issues of Colorado Review throughout the years--are there any issues or pieces you find yourself returning to? 📖

🚨 The Spring 2025 issue of Colorado Review is finally here! 🚨 We're so excited to have pieces from so many excellent authors. You can head to the link in our bio to check out our featured pieces & order this issue or a subscription!

Colorado Review is hoping to replenish our nonfiction queue with a few more of your submissions this week 📝

NBCC member Mike Good reviewed Nicholas Yingling's "The Fire Road" for @coloradoreview.bsky.social:

The Fire Road - Center for Literary Publishing

$18 Buy Book About the Book Author: Nicholas YinglingReviewed By: Mike GoodGenre: PoetryPublisher: Barrow StreetPublished: 2024Pages: 92 Book ReviewNicholas Yingling’s debut, The Fire Road, is a…

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Thea Matthews' "Closer," from the Fall/Winter 2024 issue of Colorado Review. Head to the link in our bio to purchase a copy of this magazine or a subscription 📚

✏️ AUTHOR INTERVIEW ✏️ Victoria Chang discusses writing as a reader, the relationship between poetry and philosophy, and her work in the Fall/Winter 2024 issue of Colorado Review with Assistant Managing Editor Chase Cate. Head to the link in our bio for this interview & many more ✍️