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! 🔮🪄✨️

Check out the newest nonfiction at SER this week! www.southeastreview.org/single-post/... #nonfiction #personalessay #disorderedeating #saints #adamandeve

Look to the night skies and see which piece from our latest issue of the Southeast Review matches with your astrology sign! Explore the art that corresponds to your star sign or try out some other pieces mentioned in this post! #SoutheastReview #LiteraryMagazine #horoscope #astrology

✨️ Author Spotlights ✨️ We're thrilled to feature four incredible voices in the Southeast Review: 📖 Leila Chatti 📖 Kristen Arnett 📖 Porochista Khakpour 📖 Eli Brown Dive into their stories/art and join us in celebrating them shaping today's literary world. 🌟

Be sure to read through the Latinx & Hispanic Heritage Month reading list from @commonmag.bsky.social, which features poetry, fiction & nonfiction by Francisco Márquez, Gabrielle Lucille Fuentes, Ricardo Alberto Maldonado & more! #HispanicHeritageMonth www.thecommononline.org/reading-list...

“This is a portrait of the cholo as a young man, lying on his bed, hand under head, bare feet crossed at the ankles.” —from the poem “The Red Bandana” by Kenneth Chacón, published in Southeast Review #HispanicHeritageMonth www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

It’s contest time at Southeast Review! southeastreview.submittable.com/submit

Hope and grief so often go together… Take a moment to read our online exclusive poem from Terence Hawes. #poetry #newyears www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

"We dressed slowly—to rush would be to not take time, to not take care, and that would open us up for long looks." Fantastic piece by Lydia Mathis in @southeastreview.bsky.social www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

“As girls, it started with Selena, Malinche, and La Llorona. Stories of bullets and blood, heartbreak hauntings that helped us understand our identity.” Read Ciara Alfaro’s “Kind of Monster” in @southeastreview.bsky.social! #HispanicHeritageMonth www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

If you enjoyed the art in our last issue, take a moment to read this interview with our cover artist. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Imagine September 11, 2001. Now imagine believing what happened was all your fault. This piece, “We Fly in Planes,” by my fellow @southeastreview.bsky.social alumn, @rachelwimer.bsky.social, is so gutting and beautiful and true. 😭 🙏 www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

A short fiction of mine, “On the Outside of Something”, came out in the Southeast Review this week. @southeastreview.bsky.social . www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

On the Outside of Something is a haunting short read. Check it out. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

"Sangre Latina," a creative non-fiction piece by Stephanie Early Green, was published in @southeastreview.bsky.social Volume 43.1. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Our poetry editors are excited to share their nominees for Best of the Net!

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

Our online editor is on the site today, sharing about a book she loved: www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

In her prose “Calling Him Back” McDonough describes through hauntingly beautiful stanzas a dying man in Commons, and what it means to feel everything. She has won the Pushcart Prize three times for her literary work. #southeastreview #literarymagazine www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

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

“In The Disappearing Room,” Kalstad explores generational belongings, and how time may carry on, but the weight of a family’s love will persevere through a mother’s silver. Lauren has been featured in Thimble Literary Magazine. #southeastreview #family www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

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

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...

A brief but grounded poem, Kandala Singh’s, Four Seasons, Chicago offers an acute understanding of place, assembly, and wholeness. Singh has been featured in Eclectia, Frontier Poetry, Hindustan Times, and more. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/... #poetry #litmag #southeastreview #writer

Something supernatural…. Or simply natural… we have excellent writing from Kara Quinn today. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

In “Love & Whopper Wrappers,” love is a dog covered in sticky Coca-Cola, lost and found in whopper wrappers in the ‘City of Enemies.’ Chiado has been featured in Pithead Chapel. Her work has been nominated for several awards, such as Best of the Net. #SER www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Mckendy Fils-Aimé offers a gripping narrative of migration, memory, and family in their poem, poem in the absence of refuge. Fils-Aimé has been published in the American Literary Review, Bellingham Review, The Shore, and more. Full poem: www.southeastreview.org/single-post/... #litmag #poetry

This week’s online exclusive is a review of Woman Pissing by Elizabeth Cooperman. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

“No one likes a disgruntled cripple, so smile. You want others to like you. You need them to like you. You depend on them.” Ashley Caveda’s “Hail Able Bodies” is published in @southeastreview.bsky.social & featured on our #DisabilityPrideMonth reading list: www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

From fruit to ultrasounds to the cosmos, Leila Chatti beautifully captures all things velvety black in her poem, Things the Color of Night. You can find her on Instagram @laypay #poetry #litmag #writers www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Writers are always learning how to write, and today we have some great advice on taking risks and trying new things, courtesy of the talented and skilled @shzehuitjoa.bsky.social www.southeastreview.org/single-post/... #craft #amwriting #trysomethingnew #nonfiction

In Sarah Hare’s prose “Results of My Depression Screening Three Weeks After Dad Died,” explore how grief presents itself in this thoughtful, sincere prose, set in a snow-bound, raw read. Hare has been featured in Mutha Magazines. #processinggrief www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

In her essay, Sangre Latina, Stephanie Early Green candidly delivers a compelling insight into identity, ancestry, and learning where you belong. Green was featured in The Chicago Tribune, New Ohio Review, Gulf Coast Water-Stone Review, and more. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Our online exclusive this week should not be missed. This is SER’s second piece from our call for young adult submissions, and it is a magical one. Check out The Night I Remembered How to Fly by Eric St. Pierre. #youngadult #fiction #literary www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

"The readers should be ready to shed some tears." Thanks to @southeastreview.bsky.social and Ìfẹ́olúwa Àyàndélé for this lovely review of @okwudilin.bsky.social's collection TERMINAL MALADIES!

In his fiction piece Jaybird, Charles McCrory identifies the secret second life of a country kid through the discerning lawyer gaze of his mother. McCrory has been featured in Oxford American. #southeastreview www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Take a moment to read this contemplative piece from Brendan Bense. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Our poetry editor has a poem in River & South. Check it out!

From the latest volume of SER, Christian Paulisich describes in harrowing detail the flowing river of grief, through Chinese restaurants, saved turtles, and the touching memory of his grandmother. Paulisich has been featured in several magazines. #poetry www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

We just dropped a new book review! www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Our former fiction editor, Esther Okonkwo, has a book releasing this summer.

Our editor, Heather Truett, has poems in the latest Spoon Knife anthology.

We did some nipping and tucking to our budget so we can offer this special price for our summer workshop. We don’t want you to miss out! www.southeastreview.org/product-page...

We have an exciting poetry workshop on tap this summer! www.southeastreview.org/workshops

We have a great short story up on the website! It will take some of you on a nostalgia trip. www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

Check out our latest About the Work! www.southeastreview.org/single-post/...

We have an exciting poetry workshop on tap this summer! www.southeastreview.org/workshops

You guys, I’m in the Best Small Fictions 2025!!! 😀 So grateful to the @altcurrent.bsky.social team. Also, renewed thanks to Robert Olen Butler and everyone at @southeastreview.bsky.social for publishing “Cowboy,” and nominating it for this amazing honor.💃 🎉 🤸‍♀️ altcurrentpress.com/best-small-f...