Literary Journal
Tahoma Literary Review
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About the magazine
Tahoma Literary Review is a literary journal founded in 2014 with a commitment to paying contributors and fostering a diverse literary community. Based in the Pacific Northwest, the review publishes poetry, fiction, and nonfiction three times a year. Its founding ethos centers on equitable treatment of writers, including monetary compensation and inclusive practices, such as offering complimentary submissions to writers from historically marginalized groups. The journal aims to present work that is both artistically rigorous and accessible, reflecting a range of voices and experiences.
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Writers should submit work that demonstrates strong craft and a clear voice, with attention to the journal's aesthetic, which balances literary merit with accessibility. The review offers complimentary submissions for writers from historically marginalized groups, so eligible writers should indicate their status in the submission process. Regular submissions require a fee, but the journal emphasizes fair payment for accepted work. Reading periods and guidelines are detailed on the website; simultaneous submissions are accepted with prompt notification of acceptance elsewhere.
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