filling Station, a longstanding independent literary magazine, invites poets to submit up to six pages of work for its upcoming issue. The magazine has established a reputation for publishing poetry that values both formal innovation and emotional precision, and this call reflects its ongoing commitment to presenting a diversity of voices within a carefully curated space. The submission window is open now and will close once 175 submissions are received, underscoring the editors' desire to give each manuscript attentive consideration. While no fee is required to submit, the magazine asks that poets include a mailing address and a brief bio of 25 to 75 words, and that they upload a PDF in addition to a text document to preserve any intentional spacing. This attention to layout suggests a curatorial eye for the visual dimension of poetry on the page. The cap on submissions is a practical measure to manage volume, but it also signals a respect for the time and effort of both submitters and readers. In a literary landscape increasingly dominated by rapid, algorithm-driven platforms, filling Station's approach is notably deliberate. The editors seek work that rewards close reading and that engages with the possibilities of language. There is no stated theme, which invites poets to submit their strongest, most urgent work without tailoring it to a prescribed subject. The absence of a reading fee further aligns with the magazine's accessible ethos, making this an opportunity based on merit rather than means.