RABBLE REVIEW (RR No.10 Available 9/7!)

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leftist arts & letters RABBLE REVIEW No.10 is out now! Anniversary Contest happening until October 16! rabblereview.com/rr10

RABBLE REVIEW is turning 5 and celebrating with its first contest. Open to flash fiction and poetry, winners receive $50 and publication. 500 words max for flash and one poem max for poetry entries. October 16 deadline. $5 fee. #writers #litmag #writingcontest @rabblereview.bsky.social

RABBLE REVIEW Anniversary Flash and Poetry Contest

RABBLE REVIEW is celebrating turning five with an Anniversary Flash and Poetry Contest open now through October 16, 2026.

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RABBLE REVIEW No.10 has been out for a week now. To everyone who has read it or shared it at all this past week, thank you. Issue 11 is coming later this year. And keep an eye on our socials. We have some announcements throughout this month including a (potentially) BIG one happening this week. 🌚

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ALOCASIA #19 is here w queer planty writing as summer swells! ft./ Alice Agro-Paulson, Matthew Dawkins, Morgan Swank, Molli Spalter, Stephanie Sundermann-Zinger, Esmé Kaplan-Kinsey, jun uchuya, Rebecca Hawkes, Phoenix Tian, Cecilia Vaz Eller, & Ira Thorpe Huff ALOCASIA.org

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NEWS NEWS NEWS! beestung's Pleasure Issue is open for an extra few days for Black and Indigenous writers and writers of color! We deserve a little breathing room, and we're getting it Deadline: 6/20 Pay: $20 Guest editor: brilliant & savvy & looking forward to reading you up & down Theme: 🥵🫦🩲🍆🍑🎇

THE PLEASURE ISSUE: REAL + IMAGINARY

SUBMISSION CLOSE: (BIPOC ONLY) 06/20/2026

FLASH FICTION + POETRY + CREATIVE NON-FICTION + ART

PAY - $20.00

GUEST EDITED BY CHRISTIAN M. IVEYThis issue aims to interrogate the varying politics of pleasure via the difference between the erotic and the pornographic through flash fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, and art. Pleasure does not exist in a vacuum. Which leads to what are the relationships between what we fear and desire, and how does how we engage signify these importances?

Hey folks. We updated our YouTube channel with the contributor readings from our first and second livestreams. So if you ever need to hear some excellent poetry or prose that we have published you can find them there! www.youtube.com/@rabblereview

RABBLE REVIEW

A cool, working class, and anti-capitalist digital magazine of arts and literature. We gather poems, short stories, creative essays, photos, paintings, and illustrations that offer new and interesting...

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