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CALL-4-SUBMISSIONS: The Houston Literary Review





The Houston Literary Review promotes the best poetry, prose, short stories, and visual art from Texas and beyond. Contributors featured in each issue are artists from around the world. We are especially interested in promoting creative visual artists and photographers.




Whether you are a veteran craftsman or learning to use your voice or artistic sight, The Houston Literary Review wants to hear from you.
We welcome unsolicited submissions.




Electronic submissions are preferred, but postal mail submissions are acceptable (but only on a CD disk).
Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but notice must be given immediately upon receipt of notification that a manuscript has been accepted elsewhere.
Submit original, unpublished poems. A poem is published if accepted by a publisher in any medium, including online publication, or if it is posted to an online forum that is accessible to the public.
Submit no more than three poems for inclusion in an issue unless submitting for a special section. Visual artists and photographers are asked to submit a segment of work that best illustrates their talent and point of view. Visual art should contain a written descriptive framework that enables viewers an opportunity to better understand the creator's perspective.




Sending Submissions
We prefer email. Please send your written work as attachments to:
editor@thehoustonliteraryreview.com
Please send visual artwork to:
photoeditor@thehoustonliteraryreview.com



If submitting written work through the US mail:
Submissions should be in Microsoft Word format. The font should be no smaler than 12 point.
Provide your contact information on the first page of your submission: name, address, telephone number and email address. CDs will not be returned.
Send submissions to:
The Houston Literary Review3000 Woodland Park Drive, Suite 2708, Houston,Texas 77082





















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