New England Review has long been a fixture in the literary landscape, publishing work that is both intellectually rigorous and artistically daring. The magazine's scope extends beyond the written word to encompass visual and sonic practices, reflecting a curatorial vision that values interdisciplinary dialogue and the interplay of text and image, sound and sense. With a global reach, NER positions itself as a forum for voices that resonate across borders, offering contributors a platform to engage with a discerning readership. While specific terms regarding deadlines, fees, and prizes are not currently specified, the journal's established reputation suggests a commitment to supporting writers and artists at various stages of their careers. Publication in NER confers a measure of prestige and visibility, placing work alongside that of esteemed contemporaries. The editorial team seeks submissions that demonstrate craft, originality, and a willingness to push against conventional boundaries, whether through formal experimentation or thematic depth. The call is open to poetry, fiction, nonfiction, essay, and translation, as well as photography, music, and digital art. This breadth invites creators to consider how their work might converse with the magazine's eclectic heritage. For artists working at the intersection of disciplines, NER offers a rare opportunity to have their work contextualized within a literary framework, reaching audiences that might otherwise remain separate.