Remington Review
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Remington Review
Where Your Creativity Will Find a Home
Remington Review strives to publish new, original work by rising poets, fiction and creative nonfiction writers, and visual artists. A quarterly online journal, new issues are published every January, April, July, and September. While the editors don't have any preference for content, they want to see your best work. Submit something daring and moving. Make them cry. If you have a new piece of work that readers want, Remington Review wants to publish it. Visit the submission page for more information.
Current Issue
Spring 2021 Issue - It's Here!
The Spring 2021 issue is live! We are so thankful for the amazing contributors who allowed us the opportunity to publish their beautiful work in our latest issue. Enjoy reading!
News
Summer 2021 Submissions - Now Open!
April 26, 2021
Submissions are now open for our Summer 2021 issue. We are accepting submissions until June 4, 2021. Visit the submission page for more information.
Spring 2021 Issue is Released!
April 12, 2021
The Spring 2021 issue is released! We are excited to feature new work by our contributors. Thank you to our writers and artists, and our team of editors for making this possible.
Interview Published in "The Blue Mountain Review"
November 10, 2019
We are pleased to share that Remington Review was featured in the latest issue of The Blue Mountain Review! Our editor-in-chief, Kasy Long, was interviewed in the issue about the inspiration for starting the journal, our vision for the journal, and advice we give to people who wish to start their own journal. Thank you to everyone at The Blue Mountain Review for including us in your wonderful issue! It felt nice to be on the other end of the publication process for a change. Read our interview, starting on page 114 of the issue.
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Archive of Past Issues
Featured Artist
Seigar is the featured artist for the Spring 2021 issue. His piece, "Love is Love 1," is the cover art for the issue. In the artist's words: "This photo-narrative intends to show that everybody is capable of love. Four drag queens were asked to lend me an object representing a personal love story. Miss Yogy told me where to find a climber flower as a symbol of the passion that captures you and makes us want more and more until it is transformed into love. Her dream is to enjoy a garden full of this feeling." Seigar is a passionate travel, street, social documentary, conceptual, and pop visual artist based in Tenerife. He feels obsessed with the pop culture that he shows in his works. His aim as an artist is to tell tales with his camera, creating a continuous storyline from his trips, encounters, and experiences. His most ambitious projects so far are "Plastic People," a study on anthropology and sociology that focuses on the humanization of the mannequins he finds in the shop windows all over the world, and "Tales of a City," an ongoing urban photo-narrative project taken in London. He is a philologist and also works as a secondary school teacher. He has participated in several exhibitions and his works have been featured in many publications. He writes about pop culture for "Dodho," "The Cultural," "Red Hot Monde," "Intra Mag," and "Memoir Mixtapes." Lately, he has experimented with video forms. His last interest is documenting identity. Recently, he received the Rafael Ramos García International Photography Award.
We Want Your Work!
Submission Information
Remington Review wants to give your creativity a home. We seek new, original work. However, as of January 2021, we are accepting reprints, as long as your submission contains information about past publications. We love to feature work by upcoming writers and artists, but we read every submission we receive. We have published work by college students, freelance writers, and published authors. If you're a writer and/or artist, send your work our way!
Send us your best poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and visual art by Friday, June 4, 2021. Our team of editors, writers, and readers (led by Editor-in-Chief Kasy Long) are experienced and passionate about what they do, and they are here to provide a home for your work.
Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but the author must notify us immediately if his/her work is accepted for publication elsewhere. Contributors will be notified if their submissions were accepted by Remington Review via e-mail about a week after our submission period ends.
NOTE: We do not pay our writers and artists at this time. Eventually, we would love to pay our contributors, but it is not possible at the current moment. With this in mind, we do not charge a submission fee.
Finally, by choosing to have your work published in Remington Review, you grant us publication rights to your writing and/or artwork. Our talented team of editors will make sure you are satisfied with the publication.
Submission Guidelines:
Poetry - Send up to five pieces of work totaling no more than 10 Word pages to . Subject your email: [NAME] - Poetry Submission. Please include a short cover letter with a third-person biography statement. Please leave your name and contact information off of your submission.
Fiction - Send one original piece of fiction no more than 3,000 words as a Word document [not a PDF] to . Subject your email: [NAME] - Fiction Submission. Please include a short cover letter with a third-person biography statement. Please leave your name and contact information off of your submission.
Creative Nonfiction - Send one original piece of creative nonfiction no more than 3,000 words as a Word document [not a PDF] to . Subject your email: [NAME] - CNF Submission. Please include a short cover letter with a third-person biography statement. Please leave your name and contact information off of your submission.
Visual Art - Send up to five original pieces of art as a .jpeg file to . Subject your email: [NAME] - Visual Art. Please include a short cover letter with a third-person biography statement. In addition, include an artist statement to accompany your piece, if selected for publication. Please leave your name and contact information off of your submission.
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Contact Us
Interested in having your work published in Remington Review but you have a few questions first? Get in touch with the editors to start a conversation.
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