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The Night Bomb Review is published annually (or bi-annually, if we have the time and enough quality submissions). We accept and read work all year long.

 
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
  • Send 10  poems or 20 pages cut and pasted into the body of an e-mail and attached as Word.docs or .rtf files if the original forms go screwy in the cut n' paste process. Manuscripts that exceed 20 pages will not be considered.
  • Please include your name and "poetry submission" on each email and file, as this eliminates confusion when trying to match a download to its author.
  • Be sure to include a SHORT bio (50 words or less) and your physical address so we know where to send a copy if your work is included in the review.
  • Submit poems to via snail mail to
Night Bomb Press
Chris and Amber Ridenour
1812 NE 66th #91
Portland, OR 97213

or electronically to
submissions@nightbombpress.com

    • Simultaneous submissions are OK. Please allow up to 3 months for a response. Do not send queries asking if we have received your work-- we have an autoresponse for that purpose. If your work is selected for publication in The Night Bomb Review, your compensation will be one free copy.
    • We prefer previously unpublished work, as our mission is to promote new and emerging authors.



    We're looking for poetry that pays an equal amount of attention to linguistics as it does to conceit. We're fans of innovation and enemies of most
    academic trends (like "poetry" that is actually prose with line breaks centered around one pity observation). Language poetry is fine, but it has to have a genuine emotional impact for us to consider publishing it. We tend to avoid poetry that rhymes, employs a great number of abstractions, does not contain tropes of any kind, and most socio-political rants or protest poems. Our goal is to produce a review that will still feel innovative, edgy, emotive, and just damn good ten years from now. 

    For a more complete idea of what The Night Bomb Review is about, why not order a copy of the print journal?


     
    The Night Bomb Review #1
    $5.00
     
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