Star 82 Review Pushcart Prize Nominations for 2020-21

These are the six nominations from the 2020 year: from issues 8.1 - 8.4. It is always a difficult decision. Even if you were not nominated, you and your work are still loved!

Fish Kills by Emily Weber in 8.2

Side Oculus by Rachel Prizant Kotok in 8.3

Hannah by Ricky Ray in 8.4

When Trapped by Christian Hanz Lozada in 8.3

Theology Lesson on a Country Road by Kathleen Wedl in 8.3

Making Up by Trivarna Hariharan in 8.3

Print copies of 8.2 are here. Print copies of 8.3 are here. Print copies of 8.4 are here.

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Sneak Peek at the Cover for Star 82 Review 12.4 & Call for Submissions

I read year round, but I start putting out an extra call for submissions about two months before the next issue, which will be in December, 2024. Perhaps as a prompt, here is a sneak peek at the cover for the Winter issue, 12.4. Submission guidelines are here . If you read mine, I will be happier to read yours.

Star 82 Review 12.3 Is Live Online!

Just in time for a September release, the fall issue of Star 82 Review , 12.3 is now available to read freely online, or if you would like to savor a paper print copy, it is available, print-on-demand, at Lulu. Thank you to all the contributors for their wonderful poems, short stories, creative nonfiction and full-color art. Star 82 Review 12.3 online here. Star 82 Review 12.3 print issue available for purchase here .

Star 82 Review 12.4 Is in Production!

I've received one proof for our latest issue, and I'm combing through it and making corrections now for a mid-December release. We've got an eclectic collection, as usual, of art and poetry, and creative nonfiction from around the world. If you are interested in signing up for quarterly mailings for subscriber discounts, check the upper righthand corner of this blog for the pop-up menu and sign-up box. If you would like to send work to be considered for the spring 13.1 (March) issue, I've posted a brief look at 5 Do's and Don'ts for submitting to literary magazines here . Submission guidelines, as usual are here . And if you would like to receive thoughtful, gentle, and thorough detailed comments on your work, consider Editor's Eye here .

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