Unveiling Raleigh Review: Where Hidden Literary Gems and Bold Artistic Visions Collide
Ever wonder if a literary magazine could be a bridge between the everyday and the extraordinary? Raleigh Review Literary & Arts Magazine doesn’t just publish poetry, short fiction, and art—it invites us into a world where empathy thrives, letting us glimpse the lives of neighbors nearby or souls across the globe. This nonprofit gem, edited by Landon Houle and Bryce Emley, pulses with the energy of complex, accessible storytelling, and it’s committed to fostering new voices through its biannual issues and vibrant community events. Yes, there’s a small fee to submit via Submittable—which might make you hesitate—but consider their thoughtful support for writers struggling with fees, even welcoming submissions from inmates. Paying a flat fee of $15 per published work, Raleigh Review not only values the craft but invests in discovery; a perfect spot if you’re itching to have your work seen and appreciated without jumping through hoops. So, if your pocket’s light but your pen is heavy with stories or poems, maybe this is the literary home you’ve been hunting for. LEARN MORE
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