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...