Northwest Review, a literary journal with a distinguished history of publishing emerging and established voices, is currently accepting poetry submissions for its forthcoming 55.1 issue. The journal has long been a fixture in the American literary landscape, known for its commitment to serious, crafted work across genres. This call represents an opportunity for poets to place their work in a publication that values both tradition and innovation. The submission guidelines are precise: poets may send 1-4 poems per submission, with a total limit of 10 pages, and only one submission per reading period is permitted. A reading fee of $3 (USD) applies. While no monetary prize is offered, publication in Northwest Review carries the weight of the journal's reputation and its readership among discerning readers of contemporary poetry. The editors seek poems that demonstrate a command of language, a depth of feeling, and a willingness to engage with the complexities of the human experience. There is no prescribed theme, but the journal has historically favored work that is attentive to craft, resonant with imagery, and unafraid of emotional or intellectual risk. Poets are encouraged to submit their strongest, most polished work, keeping in mind the constraints of the page limit and the importance of a cohesive submission.