Gulf Coast Journal, a respected literary magazine affiliated with the University of Houston, seeks translations for its print edition. This call extends the journal's commitment to global literature by featuring works in translation alongside original poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. The journal has a long history of publishing emerging and established voices, and translation has been an integral part of its mission. The submission guidelines are precise: up to five poems or up to twenty pages of double-spaced prose. Translators are required to include a brief bio of the original author and to indicate whether permissions have been granted. For poetry, including the departing language is encouraged, a practice that underscores the journal's interest in the linguistic texture of the original. There is a $3 reading fee, a standard modest contribution that supports the journal's operations. What distinguishes this opportunity is its focus on translation as a creative and scholarly act. Gulf Coast does not merely seek literal renderings; it looks for translations that carry the music, nuance, and cultural specificity of the source text into English. The journal's editorial vision values work that bridges linguistic and cultural divides, offering readers access to voices they might otherwise not encounter. This call is for translators who are also attentive writers, capable of rendering another's work with fidelity and artistry.