Tahoma Literary Review

a journal of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry

August 2018

ISSUE 12 IS HERE!

Your summer reading has arrived, with 29 selections from Robert Fieseler, Annie Q. Syed, Sean Bernard, and more. This issue is our biggest ever, with more stories and poetry you'll want to share than any other, including the Association of Writers and Writing Program's 2018 Intro Journals Winners Jason Nafziger and Lorena Parker Matejowsky.

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OUR TRANSPARENCY INDEX

We've closed submissions for our Fall/Winter Issue, but we will be open again September 1.  

A note about submission fees: While we do currently charge for submissions and feedback, we will always honor your contribution to our literary project by paying for your work, and posting our transparency index. See that here. We also provide a download of our latest issue with each submission. 

Check out our submission guidelines to learn how to show us your best work. 

Thank you! 

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Our Values: Transparency

Publishing is a big, confusing beast. How does the work happen? Where does the money get used? With each issue, our transparency index tells you where we used our available funds, and why.

Our Values: Community

Our family of contributors has made us what we are today. Every one of their successes is cause for celebration. Look for updated news of our contributors on our blog, in our social feeds, and in special features.

Our Values: Diversity

We believe diversity means richness in culture. We are committed to publishing voices that represent the breadth of our society.

Our Values: Sustainability

We want writers to go on writing. So we pay the writer. And to keep the overall body of work fresh, we’ll never solicit: 100% of our work is from the open queue. Finally, to keep your work moving ahead, we provide feedback, if requested, in our prose departments.