Arcadia University

A literary journal affiliated with Arcadia University’s MFA in Creative Writing Program. The journal aims to publish an eclectic range of contemporary work, including art, creative nonfiction, fiction, flash fiction, poetry, photography and multimedia pieces.

Marathon Literary Review is a literary journal affiliated with Arcadia University’s MFA in Creative Writing Program. The journal aims to publish an eclectic range of contemporary work, including art, creative nonfiction, fiction, flash fiction, poetry, photography and multimedia pieces. Marathon asks for first North American serial rights only, meaning copyright reverts to the author upon publication.

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Marathon Literary Review

We are interested in video poetry and interactive, multimedia art as well as photography and art we can use throughout our issue. We are looking for contemporary, sophisticated work. Please send a link to your work or up to three files. Please include a word document that contains:		1. A link to your work (if you have one).	2. A paragraph about each piece, including the title, the inspiration behind it or anything else you think we should know.

Photos/Artwork/Multimedia Pieces

Please submit up to three poems (in one attachment) totaling no more than 10 pages.

Poetry

Please send one piece of fiction no longer than 10,000 words or 3 pieces of flash fiction no longer than 5,000 words total.

Fiction & Flash Fiction

Please send only one piece, no longer than 10,000 words.

Nonfiction

Submissions may take the form of memoir, lyric essay, personal reportage or similar pieces that combine the literary techniques of creative writing and the factual accuracy of nonfiction.  Please send one piece, no longer than 8,000 words. Please single space your document and use block-style (no indentations before paragraphs) formatting. We may need to make adjustments in pieces that have more creative formatting

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