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Our 2022 issue is published and ready to purchase! This issue includes poetry, fiction, art, and creative nonfiction from incredible undergraduate writers and artists all over the world. You won’t want to miss this year’s issue! Information about ordering copies … Continue reading →

Hello everyone, Our 2020/2021 double issue is live and ready to purchase! Take a look at the incredible cover art below–that could be yours! This issue includes a special curated section of work, as well as an interview with poet … Continue reading →

Hello! As we have mentioned previously, there have been delays and unexpected happenings as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, yet we have remained on task and created a new volume featuring works from 2020 and 2021! Such an issue … Continue reading →

Dear undergraduate writers, We are accepting submissions for our 2022 issue of The Allegheny Review until October 15th! We have already noticed many submissions coming in, and we wanted to officially announce the call for submissions. Submit your best fiction, … Continue reading →

Because of the COVID-19 outbreak, Allegheny College was closed at the end of March, 2020, and we could not work to publish the spring 2020 issue of The Allegheny Review. Instead, we will publish a double issue this spring including … Continue reading →

Hello undergraduate writers! The submission deadline has arrived, and all submissions, whether they are fiction, nonfiction, or poetry, should be submitted no later than 11:59 P.M. tonight. If you are planning on submitting before the deadline, make sure to follow … Continue reading →

Dear undergraduate writers, We are coming to a closing for the submissions, where there is less than one week left until the deadline for October 15th! To reiterate what was mentioned previously, please submit your best fiction, nonfiction, and poetry … Continue reading →

Hello readers and writers. Our submission period for our 2019 issue is over, but submissions have already opened for our 2020 issue. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate programs are invited to submit their best fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry through … Continue reading →