Flyway is a literary journal with a longstanding commitment to writing that explores the intersections of humanity and the environment. While the journal's institutional affiliation is not specified in the provided information, its title and focus suggest a serious engagement with ecological and place-based literature. The journal publishes fiction, poetry, and nonfiction, offering a platform for writers whose work considers the natural world not merely as setting but as subject and agent. The submission window closes on February 1, 2027. No information regarding reading fees, prize money, or location is available in the provided data. Writers should consult the journal's website for full guidelines and to confirm details before submitting. Flyway's curatorial vision centers on writing that is attentive to environment in its broadest sense—from wilderness to urban landscapes, from climate crisis to intimate human-nature interactions. The journal seeks work that is formally accomplished and intellectually rigorous, contributing to the rich tradition of environmental literature while pushing its boundaries.