Idaho Review

Since 1998, publishing fiction and poetry. Featured in The Best American Short Stories, The O. Henry Prize Stories, The Pushcart Prize, The Best of the West.

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Now open for submissions! Send us your best fiction, nonfiction, and poetry before November 15th. We can't wait to read it!
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We're thrilled to announce that Issue no. 21 is printed and available for purchase at https://t.co/7hshMfoNjQ! We are beyond honored to publish the remarkable writers featured in this issue. Show them some love!

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We're open for three more days! If you haven't submitted yet, send us your work by Wednesday at 11:59 MT!

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And congrats to our authors who received honorable mentions this year: @ginathechung for "Attachment Processes" and Nicole Cullen for "Trespasses." All of these beautiful stories can be read in Issue 20!

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Reminder that the new Best American Short Stories is out, guest-edited by @minjinlee11, and in it, you’ll find "This Isn’t the Actual Sea" by Corinna Vallianatos, originally published in Issue no. 20. Pick up a copy and read this breathtaking story!

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@GburgReview @gettysburg Plenty of emails to your admin coming from our staff. Devastated to hear this. Please keep us updated with all we can do to support.

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We are officially open for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry submissions! Let's get you published!!!
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We're back! The Idaho Review will begin accepting submissions this Friday for our 22nd issue. Send us your best stories, poems, and essays. We can't wait to read them!

For more info and guidelines, visit our website: https://t.co/zActVF2zWP

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Brace yourself. Sam Berman's "Scalping the Lego King" is a lyrical gut punch. Forthcoming in Issue #21. Read it here!
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Forthcoming from issue21! In a classic exchange of letters, two of today’s most exciting writers, Ariel Delgado Dixon and Ellyn Gaydos, discuss their lives in farming, writing, Proust questionnaires, and more! Read it here! @arieldeldixon
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Read new poetry from Ezza Ahmed, @eztameter, now on our website and forthcoming in our print issue #21!
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Author and Pulitzer Prize winner Anthony Doerr, a Boise resident, said, “In an era when print journals were folding left and right, Mitch assembled, sustained and elevated The Idaho Review from sheer force of will.”
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Read our interview with Dana Winsmith and her stunning short story, "Proprioception," now online and forthcoming in our print issue #21!!
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[Meg Toth @MegTothWrites]

Folks! My debut short story is coming out soon in @IdahoReview, and I couldn't be more thrilled! If you're into creepy midwest gothic babysitting stories (can we make this a genre?), get ready.

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Yesterday, the plumber came
and unearthed a pound of hair
from the shower drain. A whole
mess of it, he marveled. He’d made me
come watch. Ma’am, he called—
I was hiding downstairs, pretending
to read—you’re going to need
to see this.
Full poem here! https://t.co/mVKzSuxkF6

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Read new poetry from Anna Weber, now on our website and forthcoming in our print issue #21! https://t.co/mVKzSuxkF6

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The editors of The Best American Short Stories 2023 selected “This Isn’t the Actual Sea” by Corinna Vallianatos, originally published in Idaho Review Issue 20, for this year’s prize anthology! Read the award-winning story and more here! https://t.co/lXilxIjZq2

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Here’s another sneak peek at issue 21! Meet @billcarman's Catfish Boy (ain’t he cute?!), inspired by Blaine Prescott’s surreal and wonderful flash piece, “An Extinction Event.” Read it here! https://t.co/8KJPnUl2h4

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New blog alert! Read our interview with novelist and short story writer @JaiChakrabarti, and get a preview of Issue 21 with his transcendent story, “Bought Baby” up now on the Idaho Review archive!
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i can’t believe my short story is now all grown up & a cover girl! thank you, @idahoreview