Issue 22 of Split Rock Review is now live!
We’re excited to share a new collection of powerful and inspiring work from our contributors. This issue features a range of voices and perspectives that we’re proud to bring together in one place.
Read Issue 22 here: www.splitrockreview.org/issue-22
Split Rock Press is now accepting submissions for the 2026 Poetry Chapbook Series! If you have a manuscript that speaks to land, water, climate, stewardship, displacement, or belonging, we’d love to read it!
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New review alert! Anuradha Prasad reviews Tom McAllister’s It All Felt Impossible: 42 Years in 42 Essays, a sharp and honest memoir-in-essays that spans four decades. Now live at Split Rock Review! www.splitrockreview.org/shoreline-re... @rosemetalpress.bsky.social
📣Final call! Our reading period for Issue 22 of #splitrockreview ends October 31st at 11:59 p.m. (CST). 👻 Send us your work before the clock strikes midnight! ⏰
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We're accepting submission for Issue 22! 100 free submissions available, plus Tip Jar & Expedited options. Deadline: Oct. 31. Send us your best work & help us continue celebrating powerful voices that connect people & the planet! www.splitrockreview.org/submit
Sarah Carey takes us behind the scenes of her evocative poem "Bearings" — a work that delves deep into themes of home, memory, and the search for truth.
www.splitrockreview.org/news/sarah-carey-spotlight
M. Bartley Seigel takes us through the inspiration and personal significance behind “Eclogue,” a poem rooted in the quiet beauty of the Porcupine Mountains of Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula. www.splitrockreview.org/news/seigel
📚New Book Review!📚
Anuradha Prasad reviews LIFELINES: Searching for Home in the Mountains of Greece
by Julian Hoffman.
“Hoffman’s rendering of home is tender. His descriptions are precise, attentive, lyrical, and hold the vigor of fresh mountain air.” www.splitrockreview.org/shoreline-re...
🌟 Contributor Spotlight 🌟
Today, we’re featuring Laura Trimble on her lush, thought-provoking poem “How to End on the Perfect Blackberry.”
www.splitrockreview.org/news/laura-trimble
From loss and distance to memory and Lake Superior, Amy Bohlman’s craft essay explores how some subjects refuse to let go and how poems come when they’re ready. Read now on Split Rock Review: www.splitrockreview.org/news/amy-bohlman
📣We’re proud to feature Kevin Clark in our Contributor Spotlight Series, reflecting on the craft and personal journey behind his prose poem “Black Ice” (Issue 21).
Read it here: www.splitrockreview.org/news/kevin-clark
📸 Check out our amazing contributors in Issue 21! @kavetchnik.bsky.social @kpetruccelli-poet.bsky.social @slokev.bsky.social @jerreat.bsky.social @pamelamanasco.bsky.social @sfmontgomery.bsky.social
@mgarrigan.bsky.social @lukejohnson6.bsky.social
🍄Issue 21 is here!!! 🍄
We’re thrilled to announce the release of Split Rock Review's Issue 21, featuring poetry, creative nonfiction, comics, eco-fiction, photography, and visual art from a talented lineup of contributors.
📖 Read the new issue now at splitrockreview.org/issue-21
✨New Book Review Alert✨ Anuradha Prasad dives deep into A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR ELEPHANTS by Sophy Roberts. Don't miss her insightful take on this powerful read! 📖 @groveatlantic.bsky.social #bookreviews
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