Bicoastal Review operates as a literary magazine with an open, rolling submissions policy for fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. The absence of a fixed deadline suggests a continuous editorial process, allowing writers to submit work at any time. This model accommodates the unpredictable rhythms of literary production and offers a persistent venue for new writing. The magazine's purview spans three core genres, indicating a commitment to both narrative and lyrical forms. While specific editorial preferences are not detailed in the provided information, the rolling nature of the call implies an ongoing interest in diverse voices and styles within these categories. Writers should note that no fee or prize information is currently available, and no physical location is associated with the publication. As a bicoastal entity, the review may draw upon the cultural and literary tensions between distinct regions, though this remains an inference from its name. The lack of explicit guidelines or excerpts means submitters must rely on the magazine's published issues to gauge tone and scope. This dossier presents only verified facts: the genres sought, the rolling deadline, and the absence of specified fees or prizes.