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5 months ago

Our relaunch issue is OUT NOW! Please go check out all the excellent writing within!

Special thanks to everyone who contributed their work, our editors for making this all happen, and to you, reader, for supporting our community of writers. by @nwreview

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5 months ago

Another highlight from our current issue: Nathan Harris’ story “The Bird,” where seemingly mundane anxieties simmer together toward an existential boiling point.

You can read the story, along with all the other excellent work featured in the issue, at our website via the link in bio. by @nwreview

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6 days ago

We’re nearing our submission cap for poetry and fiction for our Winter 2027 issue! Now is the time to get those poems and stories in.

Nonfiction and translations will remain open for submissions through our regular November 1st deadline. Guidelines can be found at our website via the link in bio. by @nwreview

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8 days ago

Another highlight from our latest issue: Allisa Cherry’s beautiful poem “A Catalogue of Things I Cannot Put My Body Between.”

You can read the full poem, alongside all the other great writing featured in the issue, on our website via the link in bio. by @nwreview

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14 days ago

There’s still time to submit to our Winter 2027 issue! Send us your best poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and translations by November 1st.

Full guidelines can be found at our website via the link in bio. by @nwreview

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18 days ago

Our new editors can’t wait to read your work!

We’re open for submissions for our Winter 2027 issue. Send us your best writing by November 1st! You can find submission details at our website via the link in bio. by @nwreview

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J. M. C. Kane reviews Olufunke Grace Bankole’s debut novel The Edge of Water. Kane praises Bankole’s expansion of the epistolary form to explore the complex relationship of a mother in Nigeria and her immigrant daughter in New Orleans in the years before Katrina, and celebrates her ability to write “with the precision of someone who has studied institutions and the warmth of someone who has learned to distrust them.”

You can read the full review at our website via the link in bio. by @nwreview

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Submissions are open for our Winter 2027 issue! Send us your best poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and translations by November 1st.

Full guidelines can be found at our website via the link in bio. by @nwreview

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a month ago

NWR Editor Brian Trapp was excited to find NWR 52.1 Contributor Lisa Bubert at the @breadloafwriter conference. Lisa published “#Reprint” back in Fall 2022. by @nwreview

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2 months ago

In our latest interview, author Mat Johnson speaks to Vincent Bottaro about his career as a writer across numerous mediums – including literary fiction, graphic novels, television, and more – and the unique perspectives that have come from this eclectic and singular practice.

You can read the full interview here at our website via the link in bio.

Mat is also the judge for the prose category of our Summer 2026 contest – there’s still time to get those submissions in! by @nwreview

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2 months ago

Kieron Walquist shares the real-life story that sparked the playfully scandalous – yet gravely felt – imagination of his poem “I Want to Make a Sex Tape with My Ex,” featured in the latest issue of Northwest Review.

You can read Kieron’s full poem, alongside the issue’s other great pieces of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, via the link in bio. by @nwreview

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