New poem of mine in the Bangalore Review! bangalorereview.com/2026/02/spri...

Thrilled for my poem “Tiresias on a a Smoke Break” to appear in this issue! www.upthestaircase.org/oliver-brook...

Only 5 more days to submit!

Thrilled and grateful to have two poems in the latest issue of Crab Orchard Review! www.flipsnack.com/AB7B77BBDC9/...

Our staff just started their winter break, so we decided to give you a break as well… by extending the contest deadline. #writingcontest #artcontest #poetry #nonfiction #shortstory #flashfiction #visualart #entertowin www.southeastreview.org/writing-cont...

Our Gearhart Poetry Contest is open for a few more weeks, so consider sending your work our way!

Our fall issue’s here! 🥳

Southeast Review is pleased to share our Pushcart nominee choices for 2025. #pushcart #pushcartprize #nominations #literaryawards

Honored to have my poem nominated! ☺️

Friday, November 14th at 7:30 PM Eastern SoFloPoJo Issue 39 POETRY Launch Reading featuring poets from our November Issue us02web.zoom.us/.../register...

SoFloPoJo November Issue #39 www.southfloridapoetryjournal.com

Mark your calendar—if you attend the Texas Review’s virtual reading next week, I’ll see you there! 🗓️

Our contests are open! $16 entry! $750 prize! www.southeastreview.org/writing-cont...

Southeast Review would love to announce our Hocus Pocus Halloween Fundraiser for 2025! Join us for a bewitching evening on Tuesday, October 28th from 7:00 - 9:00 PM at The Bark in support of all things magical! 🔮🪄✨️

If you’ve got poems you’ve been working on, now’s a good time to submit!

1. On Saturday, a judge ordered Pulse pride crosswalk protester released from jail. Police arrested him after he chalked the bottom of his shoe in rainbow colors and walked across it. Sunday, police arrested 3 more under the same charges. Subscribe to support my journalism.

This poem is as close as we’re getting to fall here in Florida. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

So excited to have a poem in @rustandmoth.bsky.social‘s autumn issue! rustandmoth.com/work/finding...

Fleeting, yearning, and missing something before it’s even gone, Chelsea Harlan’s Passage, feels like a glimpse into the past. Harlan is the author of Bright Shade and the winner of the 2022 American Poetry Review and Honickman First Book Prize. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/... #poetry

Reading Frank O’Hara tonight…

I’m so sad to hear that Andrea Gibson passed away yesterday. If you’ve never listened to their magnificent piece “Homesick: A Plea For Our Planet” I hope you’ll take a few minutes. It’s gorgeous and powerful. Rest in Peace, Poet. 🕊️

Just a staggering loss. 💔https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/15/arts/andrea-gibson-dead.html?unlocked_article_code=1.W08.PYk2.zAWXotAvSm4G&smid=url-share

In All Talk, Wagner describes the sound of someone’s voice, through beautiful, thought-provoking prose of headless horses, burning barns, and inattentive meadows. He has been featured in Booth, Salt Hill, and The Pinch. #literarymagazine #poetry www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

I guess it’s a busy day in the literary world—you can also find my poetry in the fab Plenitude Magazine today! plenitudemagazine.ca/in-my-moltin...

I have a new poem out in the latest issue of Midway Journal! Check it out here: midwayjournal.com/ode-to-what-...

Belated post but you can find two of my poems in the latest issue of Spectrum Literary Journal! Whole issue here: spectrum.ccs.ucsb.edu/vol-68

Read the rest of the poem "Ginsberg in Purgatory" by @oliverbrooks.bsky.social from Variant issue 21: variantlit.com/ginsberg-in-...

they don't teach you this in writing workshops but a neat writing trick is that you can lie

New poem in River & South Review! You can check it out here: riverandsouth.com/creation-myth/

Excited to have a new poem out in this issue alongside many excellent poets and writers! variantlit.com/ginsberg-in-...

So excited to have a poem in the most recent issue of New Delta Review! They really know how to cultivate a vibe with every issue, which you can read here: ndrmag.org/loves-labors

New poem published in Halfway Down the Stairs! You can check it out here: halfwaydownthestairs.net/2025/06/01/o...

Thrilled to get my hands on my contributor’s copy of Saw Palm! Check them out if you love Floridian literature and art 🍊🌴

“The fact that they are able to sit in this place and prioritize weapons over my life, my friends’ lives, and the lives of my community around me is deplorable.” floridaphoenix.com/2025/04/28/n...

So, so proud of how this came out and of our amazing contributors! I highly recommend giving the phenomenal poets in this issue a read 🎉

Reminder that we are now taking general submissions for our next issue, 43.2! Visit the link below or on our website to have a chance to have your work published, whether it be fiction, non-fiction, poetry or young adult. www.southeastreview.org/general-subm... Submission fee is $3

Can’t believe it’s actually snowing in Florida right now. People near me are sledding with inner tubes and scraps of cardboard and whatever they can get their hands on. Footprints are disappearing like clouds. It’s glorious.

This week’s Online Exclusive is an About the Work for Kenneth Chacón’s poem “The Red Bandana” which was featured in Vol 42.2 💥 visit the link 🔗 in our bio to read about transcending Space/Time, adolescence, and poetry with a capital P.

Happy NYE! I can’t think of many better ways to ring out the old year than by publishing a poem with @creamcityreview.bsky.social in Issue 48.2 ☺️ uwm.edu/creamcityrev...

The deadline for our Contests has been extended to January 1st! 🌟 If you missed the deadline before, now is your opportunity to submit your work for the chance to win $750 and publication in our magazine. Visit the link in our bio!

Our contests are OPEN! Submit art, fiction, nonfiction, and poetry to southeastreview.org/writing-contests or by visiting the 🔗 in our bio for a chance to win $750! Entry fee is $16

I remember back when I was a freshman in high school, Nikki gave a reading in my hometown, and WOW could she command a room. She had an unbelievable presence about her. It was the first time in my life when I would have said “you could hear a pin drop” and meant it—we were hanging onto every word…

Just stumbled across this and holy cow, this might be my new favorite short story

Been on this app a few days and it’s already immeasurably more pleasant. Hello to any new connections I’ve made on here!