Potomac Review is a literary magazine affiliated with Montgomery College, a community college in Maryland. Since its founding, the journal has provided a platform for both emerging and established writers, publishing a diverse range of voices in fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. Its institutional backing ensures a commitment to literary excellence and a broad readership within and beyond the academic community. The journal seeks submissions that demonstrate craftsmanship, originality, and a distinctive voice. While the specific aesthetic inclinations of the current editorial team are not detailed in the provided information, Potomac Review has historically favored work that balances accessibility with artistic ambition. Contributors can expect their work to be considered with serious critical attention. While the exact benefits of publication are not specified, standard practice for literary magazines includes publication in print and/or online, potential honoraria, and contributor copies. The absence of a stated reading fee suggests that Potomac Review may not charge for submissions, though this is not confirmed. Writers are encouraged to review the journal's past issues to gauge its editorial preferences.