Literary Journal
American Literary Review
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About the magazine
The American Literary Review (ALR) is a literary journal founded in 1990 at the University of North Texas. It publishes poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, with a commitment to showcasing both emerging and established voices. The journal's ethos is rooted in the university's tradition of literary excellence, offering a platform for work that is formally adventurous and emotionally resonant. ALR has been a steady presence in the literary landscape, known for its discerning editorial eye and its dedication to the craft of writing.
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Writers should familiarize themselves with ALR's aesthetic by reading recent issues. The journal values precise language, strong imagery, and narratives that surprise. For contests like Flash Flood, adhere strictly to word limits and thematic prompts. Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but notify promptly if work is placed elsewhere. Always include a brief cover letter and ensure your manuscript is polished and error-free. Response times vary, so patience is advised.
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