While fall is creeping in, the Summer 2024 Baltimore Review is still fresh for reading poems, short stories and creative non-fiction by Genevieve Abravanel, Caroline Barnes, Melissa Darcey Hall, Bari Lynn Hein, Sarah Sugiyama Issever, Nick Manning, Kaecey McCormick, Noreen Ocampo, Maurine Ogonnaya Ogbaa, Genevieve Payne, Nina Colette Peláez, Anne Rudig, Annie Trinh, and Ernie Wang.

Readers can also enjoy works by the winners of the Baltimore Review Summer Contest, judged by Kathy Flann: Amanda Auchter (prose poem), Taylor Ebersole (flash fiction), and Al Dixon (flash creative nonfiction).

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The Baltimore Review Spring 2024 issue features poems, short stories, and creative nonfiction by Kaique Antonio, Bobby Bangert, Amy Boyes, Sara R. Burnett, Stephen Cicirelli, Michael Don, Katherine Gekker, Linden Hibbert, Max Kruger-Dull, Susan Leslie Moore, Elisabeth Murawski, Rukman Ragas, Melody Sun, Norie Suzuki, and Ryan White.

Many contributors also provide notes about their work, as well as audio recordings. All issues of The Baltimore Review back to Winter 2012 can be read online at no cost, and content from the online issues is also published in annual print compilations. Founded in 1996, The Baltimore Review showcases writers from Baltimore, across the U.S., and beyond.

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This Winter 2024 issue includes the winners of The Baltimore Review’s winter contests selected by Judge Marion Winik: Eileen Frankel Tomarchio for flash fiction; Sasha Wade for prose poem; and Elizabeth J. Wenger for flash creative nonfiction.

Readers can also enjoy the full regular content, including poems, short stories, and creative nonfiction by Christopher Blackman, Mike Cooper, Elizabeth DeKok, Derek Dirckx, Jessica Hammack, Kirsten Imani Kasai, Sophie Klahr, Derek Maiolo, Franz Jørgen Neumann, Bob Ostertag, Terrance Owens, Hayden Saunier, Eileen Frankel Tomarchio, Sasha Wade, and Elizabeth J. Wenger.

Many contributors also provide notes about their work, as well as audio recordings. All issues of The Baltimore Review back to Winter 2012 can be read online at no cost, and content from the online issues is also published in annual print compilations. Founded in 1996, The Baltimore Review showcases writers from Baltimore, across the U.S., and beyond.

Baltimore Review 2023 print annual features the poems, short stories, and creative nonfiction published in the summer and fall 2022 and winter and spring 2023 online issues. The writers included in this annual print compilation are Deborah Allbritain, Matt Barrett, Heather Bartos, Michael Beard, Jared Beloff, Garrett Candrea, Allisa Cherry, Elizabeth J. Coleman, Brecht De Poortere, Sara Eddy, Sarah Elkins, Gustavo Pérez Firmat, Adam Forrester, Kimberly Glanzman, Grace, James Gyure, Jared Hanson, Aiden Heung, Marcia L. Hurlow, Hilal Isler, Garret Keizer, Kael Knight, Lance Larsen, Karis Lee, Winshen Liu, Joshua Jones Lofflin, Charlene Logan, Rachael Lyon, Pete Mackey, Meg Robson Mahoney, Leah Mell, Michael Minassian, Abby E. Murray, Reuben Gelley Newman, Christopher Notarnicola, Donna Obeid, Jonathan Odell, Mikal Oness, Abigail Oswald, Susan Blackwell Ramsey, Frank Reilly, Emmy Ritchey, Cressida Blake Roe, Adrie Rose, Jennifer Saunders, ZG Tomaszewski, Devin S. Turk, Kirk Vanderbeek, Donna Vorreyer, Lydia Waites, Claire Walla, Kelly Weber, Jill Witty, Andy Young, Lucy Zhang, Alison Zheng, Huina Zheng, Katie M. Zeigler, and Jane Zwart. Copies of Baltimore Review print compilations can be ordered here.

The Spring 2023 issue of The Baltimore Review their summer contest winners selected by Judge Kelly Weber: Rochelle L. Johnson for flash creative nonfiction; Robin Littell for flash fiction; and Jarrett Moseley for prose poem. The regular content includes poems, short stories, and creative nonfiction by Kayo Chang Black, Brendan Constantine, Roxanne Lynn Doty, Jim Genia, Sara Elkamel, Michael J. Grabell, Bronte Heron, Rochelle L. Johnson, Virginia Kane, Robin Littell, Jarrett Moseley, Robert Osborne, Charlie Peck, Remy Reed Pincumbe, Tom Roth, and Mimi Veshi. Many contributors also provide notes about their work, as well as audio recordings. All issues of The Baltimore Review back to Winter 2012 can be read online at no cost, and content from the online issues is also published in annual print compilations. Founded in 1996, The Baltimore Review showcases writers from Baltimore, across the U.S., and beyond.

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The editors invite readers to the Fall 2022 online issue of The Baltimore Review by considering our relationships to reading and writing and the universe, “When we read and write, aren’t we trying to bring order to the intellectual and emotional universe, at least our small piece of it? With whatever tools we have. Though the landscape is bound to change. Or maybe we just need to go outside and be in the world.” Perhaps a little of each, a balance, which readers can seek in the Fall 2022 Baltimore Review filled with poetry, fiction, and nonfiction by contributors Matt Barrett, Michael Beard, Brecht De Poortere, Gustavo Pérez Firmat, Jared Hanson, Marcia L. Hurlow, Kael Knight, Lance Larsen, Winshen Liu, Susan Blackwell Ramsey, ZG Tomaszewski, Donna Vorreyer, Lydia Waites, and Lucy Zhang.

Publishing since 1996, The Baltimore Review is an online and print journal of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry, as well as visual and video arts. The newest issue continues to deliver a quality experience with works by Heather Bartos, Garrett Candrea, Elizabeth J. Coleman, Hilal Isler, Garret Keizer, Karis Lee, Joshua Jones Lofflin, Rachael Lyon, Abby E. Murray, Christopher Notarnicola, Jonathan Odell, Jennifer Saunders, Jill Witty, Andy Young, and Alison Zheng. And while the online issues offer greater accessibility, The Baltimore Review still likes to offer readers the tactile print experience with their annual compilation of poems, fiction, and creative nonfiction published in their Summer and Fall 2021 and Winter and Spring 2022 issues. Readers can purchase the print copy through Amazon or on the publication’s website.

Spring has sprung a new issue of The Baltimore Review with online fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry by Melissa Faustine Chang, Emily Chase, M. Cynthia Cheung, Justin Hunt, David Kim, Kent Kosack, Andrew Kozma, Lara Longo, Cole Meyer, Devon Miller-Duggan, Yehoshua November, Anzhelina Polonskaya, Nicole Rollender, and Zoe Yohn. The Baltimore Review‘s current submission period ends May 31, as does their Summer 2022 Micro Lit Contest for works under 400 words. For more information, check out their submission guidelines.