Fourteen Hills: The SFSU Review — Submissions

Overview
Fourteen Hills: The SFSU Review is the literary magazine of San Francisco State University, a program with a storied history in creative writing. The review publishes fiction, poetry, and nonfiction, and has been a venue for both emerging and established voices. Its affiliation with SFSU suggests a commitment to literary craft and the university's tradition of supporting innovative writing. The magazine offers contributors publication in a respected literary journal with a national readership. While the exact terms of publication are not specified, Fourteen Hills maintains a reputation for curating work that balances literary merit with accessibility. The editorial vision is shaped by the university's creative writing community, which includes faculty and students who are active in contemporary literary conversations. Submissions are open until December 15, 2026. Writers are encouraged to submit their strongest work, whether it be a short story, a suite of poems, or a personal essay. The review seeks writing that demonstrates a command of language and a distinctive perspective, without regard to prior publication history.