Literary Journal
The Hopkins Review
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About the magazine
The Hopkins Review is a literary journal founded in 2008 at Johns Hopkins University, with a mission to publish compelling poetry, fiction, essays, and criticism that reflect a broad engagement with the arts and humanities. Rooted in the university's tradition of rigorous inquiry, the journal has maintained a discerning editorial vision that balances established voices with emerging talents, fostering a community of readers and writers who value craft and intellectual depth.
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Poets should submit polished work that demonstrates a command of language and a willingness to engage with complex themes. The journal favors poems that are well-crafted and emotionally or intellectually resonant, avoiding overly experimental or opaque styles. Familiarize yourself with recent issues to understand the editorial tone, and follow submission guidelines carefully, as the review process is selective and thorough.
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