pacificREVIEW
A West Coast Arts Review Annual
NOW ACCEPTING COVER ART SUBMISSIONS
OPEN FROM 3/06/2021 - 4/09/2021
pacREV 2021 theme: The Mirror Maze
PLEASE REVIEW THE SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR COVER ART ON THE SUBMISSION FORM (VISUAL ART ONLY)
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GENERAL SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:
pacificREVIEW considers only previously unpublished work. You may submit up to a total of three pieces of work from any genre for consideration in this edition. When submitting content, we highly recommend that you include a statement regarding how your work responds to the edition theme.
Simultaneous submissions: We ask that if any of your pieces are simultaneously submitted elsewhere, this information be included in your cover letter. If the piece is accepted elsewhere, please notify us immediately.
POETRY
· Limit: 2 typed-pages per poem
· Format: Microsoft Word document (.doc, .docx)
PROSE
· Prose includes short stories, creative non-fiction, flash fiction, experimental form fiction/nonfiction, etc.
· Limit: 5,000 words per piece (please submit double-spaced, unless the form is contingent to certain spacing)
· Format: Microsoft Word document (.doc, .docx)
VISUAL ART
· Visual Art includes photography, traditional medium art (pencil, paint, ink, etc.), digital art, mixed media, graphic narrative*, etc.
*Graphic narrative panels must fit two pages/one page-spread.
· Format: Please submit as a high resolution (300 dpi) PDF.
Pacific Review is committed to publishing work that is diverse in its storytelling and artistic expression.
To learn more about pacificREVIEW, visit pacificreview.sdsu.edu or follow us on our social media accounts (Insta: @pacificreview; FB: @PacRev).
Questions? Email info.pacrev@gmail.com
Seeking Poets, Writers, and Artists!
This year pacificREVIEW: A West Coast Arts Review Annual celebrates the BODY.
There is no one right way to inhabit or understand our bodies -- these moving, breathing, sweating, sleeping, dancing, shaking, crying, loving, powerful bodies. Fear not the animal body you are born in. Embrace natural processes. Embrace others’ bodies. Listen to your own.
Through visual art, poetry, and prose, this year's contributors express their understanding of the body and what embodiment means to them, inviting us to listen in and experience the physical.
Please submit your essays, art, photography, poetry, short stories, or comix!
Multiple submissions are welcome and will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Acceptees will be notified in Spring 2024.