Looking out from its lush Potomac River basin, Potomac Review seeks literature from writers around the globe to facilitate in the literary conversation.
Rockville, MD
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Submissions for “The Other” will be open July 1st – October 1st 2024. We welcome poetry, short fiction, essays, and meditations. As always, submissions are free. For inspiration, visit: mcblogs.montgomerycollege.ed…
May is international short story month! Enjoy fiction from our spring issue (along with poetry, essays, and meditations). Read selections online for free or purchase paper copies on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and our website: potomacreview.org
Read our latest issue or send us your writing! Accepting poetry, stories, essays, and meditations through April 1st. Submissions always free.
ALT On this rare extra day, we offer this Mid-Atlantic scene, captured by Rochelle Cohen. If time allows, browse our poems, prose, and meditations at https://mcblogs.montgomerycollege.edu/.../issues/issue-73/ And consider sending us your writing. Submissions always free -- open through April 1st.
To celebrate our beautiful fall issue, we are offering this special deal: a two-year subscription to Potomac Review for just $30 plus a lovely canvas tote bag as our gift to you.
Please use this link:
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So happy that @CalebCoyGuard 's "In Maggie's Shadow" has been honored as Notable in Best American Essays. Congratulations Caleb!
Last day to submit poetry, fiction, and nonfiction for our spring 2024 issue. Submissions are always free! Visit us at potomacreview.org
To celebrate our beautiful fall issue, we are offering a special deal for our social media followers : a two-year subscription to Potomac Review for just $30 plus a lovely canvas tote bag as our gift to you. To access the deal, please use this link: mcec.montgomerycollege.edu/C…
From our interview with Mia Herman, author of the essay "Wings" featured in Potomac Review issue #66. They talk about chronic pain, the craft of nonfiction, and the dubious origins of family mantras. Visit potomacreview.org to read the full article.
"The Household Gods Apologize" a poem by Jane Zwart, from Potomac Review's issue 68. 🌱 Our Spring issue is still up and available for purchase! See the link in our bio for more information. 📚
Our Spring 2021 issue is now up and available for purchase! Potomac Review's issue #68 is called "The Diversity Issue" as it features original works from international and cultural voices. View the link in our bio for more information.
Three essays from Potomac Review have been selected as Notable Essays of 2019 in the 2020 edition of Best American Essays!
“Dormancy” by Tracy Haack
“It’s Our Album Now” by Paul Haney
“Po-tay-to / Po-tah-to” by Kevin J. Kelley
This is a break from our regularly scheduled poetry to bring you Oliver! We at the Potomac Review hope your autumn has been going well!!
This week we are recognizing a crowd favorite, Jonterri Gadson. We will be posting a special second edition of #PRPoetryFriday later this week, featuring another of her poems.
