Calling all video essay and cinepoetry creators! TriQuarterly was one of the first literary magazines to feature this growing genre, and we’re always looking for video essays that challenge perception and storytelling. Submit here -> triquarterly.submittable.com/submit

TriQuarterly is thrilled to announce our nominees for the 2026 Best of the Net Anthology! Head to www.triquarterly.org to read these brilliant works in Issues #166 and #167 🎉

Happy first day of October! 🍂🍁 What better way to celebrate than by sending your poetry pieces to TriQuarterly? Our Fall/Winter submissions are open from October through November. Submit here -> triquarterly.submittable.com/submit

Calling all undergraduate lit mag lovers! TriQuarterly is offering an 8-week remote internship to current students. To learn more and apply, please submit a resume and a short statement of intent to [email protected].

One month left to send us your creative nonfiction work! TQ is accepting submissions until May 31st 🌟 Submit here– triquarterly.submittable.com/submit/48052... #litmag #opensubs #nonfiction #writer

📣 Great news, writers! 🎉 TriQ is launching an open call for submissions! We're on the lookout for craft essays, book reviews, and insightful interviews for our column, The Latest Word! 👉 Submit your work at triquarterly.submittable.com/submit/48157...

"My Dad was a great father for adults, but not really for children." "Eating Ashes"- a beautiful reflection on losing a father by Maria Fernanda Garcia Lozano in @triquarterlymag.bsky.social www.triquarterly.org/issue-166/ea...

Our newest issue (#167) is live! 💥 Featuring "Slay" by Angie Romines, an essay that's been capturing hearts and sparking conversations. 🖋️ Catch it in full at www.triquarterly.org 🌟 #SlayEssay #TriQuarterly #AngieRomines #LitMagLovers

"The Art of Reading: A Conversation with Donna Seaman" is LIVE! 📚✨ Donna shares: "Writing can also benefit the body; it’s certainly good for the brain. It helps work through perplexing situations and anger." Hit the link now 👉 www.triquarterly.org/the-latest-w...

🌟✨ Contributor Spotlight! ✨🌟 Kwame Dawes’ moving poem "THE UNEASY SLEEP OF THE EXILE" is featured in Issue 167 of TriQuarterly. 🖋️🌟 🔗 www.triquarterly.org/issue-167/ #TriQuarterly #KwameDawes #ContributorSpotlight 🌟📖✨

If you haven't yet, check out our new issue of TriQuarterly! 🎉 www.triquarterly.org/issue-167 #LiteraryMagazine #NewIssue #TriQuarterly

🚨 Attention fiction fans! 🚨 TriQuarterly Magazine is looking for readers with a love for all things fiction. 📖💫 If storytelling fuels your soul, apply today and join our team! 💥🌟 📍 Link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... #TriQMagazine #FictionReaders #CallForReaders #LitMags #WeLoveStories 📚✨

I'm so stoked for my very first appearance in TriQuarterly. Two poems! My thanks to the editors and to the good folks at the Wofford College Goodall Environmental Studies Center for a residency during which the poems were written. @triquarterlymag.bsky.social

Always a good day when a TQ issue comes out 🎉

Really loving this piece from a back issue of @triquarterlymag.bsky.social-- "Pregnancy Test" by Kendra Fortmeyer. www.triquarterly.org/issue-165/pr...

"I wanted to see if I could write a story in which the compelling feature of the plot is not violence...but rather the act of a girl or woman becoming more herself." Kristen Millares Young interviews Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum about Elita (@triquarterlymag.bsky.social ). ➡️ https://buff.ly/4gLeK0Q

Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum's (MF 09) debut novel, ELITA, is finding its way to readers everywhere today via @triquarterlymag.bsky.social! "a brooding, atmospheric tour de force of psychological suspense. " – @lauravandenberg.bsky.social (MF 16)

Issue 167 of TriQuarterly Magazine has landed! 🎉 Packed with stunning work from talented writers & poets and featuring fresh leadership from our new managing editor, Jess Masi! 🌟 Grab a coffee and check it out here: www.triquarterly.org/issue-167 #TriQuarterly #LiteraryCommunity

1 more week left to submit to TriQ! 📚✨ Send us your best poems, nonfiction, and fiction before Dec. 31st. Don’t miss your chance to be featured! #TriQMag #SubmissionsOpen

Hello, Bluesky! We’re excited to share that TriQuarterly Magazine will post here more often! 🌟 There’s only 1 week left to send us your submissions—don’t miss this chance! Submit by December 31st. We can’t wait to read your incredible work! triquarterly.submittable.com/submit

📣 Attention nonfiction enthusiasts! 📘✨ TriQuarterly is seeking readers for our creative nonfiction section. Apply now & help shape the future of literary nonfiction. Don't miss out, deadline May 31, 2024! 🔗 [https://triquarterly.submittable.com/submit] #TriQuarterly #OpenCall #CreativeNonfiction 🌍💬💖

📢 Submissions announcement! 📢 TriQuarterly will reopen to submissions tomorrow, 3/1, in poetry and fiction. First two weeks no fee! Prepare your words: triquarterly.org/submissions

The hottest club at AWP has everything: a reading, a screening, an afterparty, your friends from TriQuarterly and @IowaReview... 2/9 at 8pm at the KC Public Library. Can't wait to see you! RSVP here: triptych.rsvpify.com?securityToke...

“Admittedly if you picked d, “get really crazy” has not likely been your brand up until this point. But this is a whole new you, isn’t it! Or. . . a whole new y’all?
    You are plural now.” @kendraffe.bsky.social | @triquarterlymag.bsky.social www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue...

🚨 New 🚨 issue 🚨 alert!!! Just like in elementary school, it's time to drop everything and read: www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue...

Just four more days till TriQuarterly Issue 165 drops! Get ready for the hottest CNF, poetry, fiction, and video essays, delivered fresh to your screen 😘

There’s five days left in 2023–that’s five days to get your CNF, fiction, or poetry into our queue before we close for the season! www.triquarterly.org/submissions

“I see a shooting star / and don’t / make a wish. // Is this fucking Buddhism, / I ask Dan / who is passed out // in the grass to my right. / He has an app / that shows a giraffe // in the sky.” —Megan Fernandes @triquarterlymag.bsky.social @tinhouse.bsky.social www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue...

Just two more weeks to send us your CNF, poetry, and stories!! Get 'em in while you can: www.triquarterly.org/submissions

It's Pushcart nomination season, and we're bragging about Julia Specht, @nicanstett.bsky.social, DW McKinney, Sayuri Matsuura Ayers, @abipollokoff.bsky.social, and Wayne Koestenbaum on alllllll the socials--

Bursting with pride to share our 2024 #BestoftheNet nominations! If you haven't yet, check out these stunners by Hannah Bonner, Megan Fernandes, Michael Bazzett, Amanda Krupman, Joel Wolford, DW McKinney, Austin Araujo, Kelly Magee, & Steve Fay.

For the last 13-14 years, I’ve been a reader and, for chunk of time, the poetry editor at TriQ. It’s been a great experience and I’m super proud of the work we published. I hope you think about applying to join the poetry team!👇

Want to join the TQ team and read groundbreaking poetry before it's even published?? Apply to be a poetry reader! Applications due 11/1. triquarterly.submittable.com/submit

When we open to new fiction subs in four short days (!) what are we looking for? Editor Jen Companik says, "I look for fiction that takes me places I cannot otherwise go, that addresses all the senses. A good opening hook is crucial—and so is a strong, interesting ending. (1/2)

When we reopen to submissions on Oct 1, what kind of CNF should you send us? Editor Starr Davis says: "I'm on the hunt for innovative and daring writing, from fresh voices who aren't afraid to take risks and push the envelope with their unique perspectives and styles. (1/2)

Good to you see y'all on the other side...