the evermore review is a literary journal dedicated to short fiction that captures the spirit of Taylor Swift's album evermore. This general call extends the journal's purview to poetry, inviting poets to submit work that resonates with the album's thematic and emotional terrain. The journal operates online, with no geographic restrictions, and maintains a no-fee submission policy, ensuring accessibility for all writers. While the journal's primary focus is short fiction, this call specifically seeks poetry. The curatorial vision centers on the essence of evermore—a mood of introspective melancholy, narrative richness, and autumnal reflection. Accepted work will be published in the journal, joining a collection of voices that engage with this specific cultural touchstone. The journal does not charge submission fees, aligning with its commitment to supporting writers without financial barriers. As a publication, the evermore review positions itself at the intersection of contemporary literature and music-inspired aesthetics. It offers poets a platform to explore the emotional and narrative possibilities suggested by evermore, whether through direct homage or subtler evocations. The journal's online format allows for broad distribution and readership, and its no-fee policy reflects an inclusive approach to literary publishing.