Welcome to 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 during every season of the calendar year. 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. Make them feel inspired. If you have a new piece of work that readers want, Remington Review wants to publish it. Visit the submission page for more information.
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Featured Artist
Erika Lynet Salvador is the featured artist for our Spring 2024 issue. Her artwork is the cover art for the issue. In the artist's words: "I am passionate about crafting vibrant oil impressionist pieces filled with lively hues. Persuading me to explore unsaturated or subdued palettes might involve an airplane fight to the Philippines to acquire my color-filled materials, which would eventually steer me toward creating ink and charcoal artworks. Speaking of which, I actually gain immense pleasure from incorporating intricate details, despite the dread I first feel, into my ink and charcoal pieces—especially those inspired by mythology and fantasy. My preferred artistic focal points consistently highlight women as central figures, and I am drawn to themes of personal growth, social justice, and gender equality. Additionally, I create still-life artworks featuring flora and fauna. You can explore my work showcased on Instagram under the handle @bodeganierika."
Erika Lynet Salvador, born and raised a Filipina, is an incoming first-year at Amherst College. Her visual art, usually using oil, watercolor, and ink, are featured or will soon be featured in *82Review, 3Elements Literary Review, Jet Fuel Review, and Madison Literary Journal for Literary Criticism. Additionally, she is the cover artist for select issues of the Words With Weight Journal and Haunted Words Press Journal. She also explores film and phone photography from time to time and is an avid reader of free-verse poetry. See her art on Instagram at @bodeganierika or https://linktr.ee/salvadorerika.
We Want Your Work!
Submission Information
Remington Review wants to give your creativity a home. We seek new, original work. However, we also accept 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, March 8, 2024. We do not have any established themes for our issues. However, we do not publish material that promotes discrimination (racism, sexism, ableism, and other discriminatory topics).
Our team of editors, writers, and readers (led by Founder/Editor-in-Chief Kasy Long) are experienced and passionate about what they do. 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.
For any questions, contact the editors at remingtonreview@gmail.com.
Submission Guidelines
How to submit to us!
Poetry
Up to 5 poems!
Send up to five poems totaling no more than 10 Word or PDF document pages to remingtonreview@gmail.com.
Subject your email: [AUTHOR NAME] - Poetry Submission. Please include a brief third-person biography statement.
Fiction
No more than 3,000 words!
Send one original piece of fiction no more than 3,000 words as a Word document [not a PDF] to remingtonreview@gmail.com.
Subject your email: [AUTHOR NAME] - Fiction Submission. Please include a brief third-person biography statement.
Creative Nonfiction
No more than 3,000 words!
Send one original piece of creative nonfiction no more than 3,000 words as a Word document [not a PDF] to remingtonreview@gmail.com.
Subject your email: [AUTHOR NAME] - CNF Submission. Please include a brief third-person biography statement.
Visual Art
Up to 5 pieces!
Send up to five pieces as .JPEG images to remingtonreview@gmail.com.
Subject your email: [ARTIST NAME] - Visual Art. Please include a brief third-person biography statement. In addition, include an artist statement to accompany your piece, if selected for publication.
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Kasy Long, Editor-in-Chief/Founder
Kasy Long founded Remington Review in 2017 after graduating from college. She was a member of her university's literary journal, and she missed being a part of a literary staff. She missed being a part of the literary community. So, she founded Remington Review, and over five years later, she's still managing Remington Review with the support of family and friends. They help her review pieces. She wouldn't be able to publish the journal without them.
Kasy Long is a full-time content writer in higher education in Indiana. She also writes poetry and fiction stories -- with her work appearing in Nixes Mate Review, Northwest Indiana Literary Journal, Oracle Fine Arts Review, Inside the Bell Jar, The Sigma Tau Delta Rectangle, and others. She is working on her first novel, which she hopes to publish soon.
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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